Angstroms hurt my brain. A $10^{-10}$ of a metre, but not a nanometre or a picometre. Just…why?

So setting some standards for them might be a good thing regardless.

EU already has lots of protected terms on food. Certain food types can only use the protected term if they meet some criteria (e.g. minimum content level or location of manufacture). I expect this is just trying to use the existing legal mechanism by adding “sausage” and “burger” and nothing more sinister.

I think your ideas for labelling are all good though.

Fact is, meat is expensive and meatless products are cheaper to produce. You could very easily see a company making meatless versions of products just to increase margins, and then saying “it’s vegetarian” as a defence when confronted.

Clear labelling stops that and helps the consumer stay informed about what they are buying. Vegetarian products don’'t have their reputation dragged through the mud by deceptive companies. Everybody wins except those who try to deceive.

It’s about factual labelling, so people know what they’re eating. Not trying to get people to behave in a certain way.

“Not today”

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No star = no charged particles = no lights. Doesn’t matter how big the magnetic field is.

That’s all he’s saying.

Sounds like your father has been exploited by this woman. He’s somebody who’s made bad decisions…yes, but he’s also a victim.

The last one was plain old dodgy rust code.

This OpenAI RAM buyout really was a “If we’re going down, we’re taking everyone with us” move.

That there is an American Kestrel. According to Wikipedia…

… it is not actually a kestrel in the phylogenetic sense. Instead, a process of convergent evolution to fit a similar small prey niche in the ecosystem as the true kestrels have left it with similar physical characteristics and hunting methods.

In this thread… People arguing about multiple strawman definitions of Libertarianism.

My opinion is that it’s a useless term because nobody agrees on what it means.

So where are the regulators right now? Oh yes, they’ve all been completely gutted by the governments.

All the lights go out on mine when it overheats, and then there’s a puff of white smoke.

Unbounded capitalism is for sure.

I would say “AI” makes a good poster child for what to fight against. It embodies a lot of what’s wrong.

It’s good for optimisation problems, where you have a complex high-dimensional space to search and you’re solving for some measurable quality.

It’s already there for most of us. It only a few rich companies getting richer that’s making the line go up.

No advantage over Arch IMO.

If you want to play with it, setup a VM.