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Wernher Von Braun knew of and saw the existence of slave labor for his V2 rockets and was brought to the US and then celebrated. In both his role in Germany and in the US it was considered "national security".

Everyone unemployed anywhere is by definition being left out of the AI boom. Unemployed electricians are being left out too. It's a tautology.

Do not give this administration any ideas, after all Caligula ordered his legions to wade out and attack the waves with swords.

Having darker skin and living in a high latitude, especially one where it's not always sunny and inviting to be outside in short sleeves/shorts can lead to this. I am outside a lot, but far enough north that soon I will not get any Vitamin D from the sun - I take a daily supplement, it's cheap insurance. Costco sells 600 for $12.50.

On the path to being cancelled!! /s

30 years ago we had the Postmodernist Essay Generator to do this for us. https://www.elsewhere.org/journal/pomo/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postmodernism_Generator


Single tree moms are less of a problem in the Nordics though. Programs like Head Saplings can help though.

That's enough bandwidth to play Trade Wars and SRE so it's good enough for me.

:-)

Tangent: SRE was very color-heavy and that led to some long ANSI sequences. From the recently decompiled source [1] you can see that I tried to pick shorter ANSI sequences when I could. In particular, going from color 0x0* to 0x1* we could save 1 byte, and going back to the default white on black we could save between 1 and 4 bytes. But if you're bandwidth limited there's also an option to turn off color entirely.

[1] https://github.com/joeshaw/sre-reconstructed/blob/main/src/s...


Why no Legend of the Red Dragon? :(

Waiting on a "vibe coded" but modern LORD or TW2002...

Could make the games a lot more dynamic with the use of LLMs and maybe get people interested in writing scripts for text games again.


What about LORD?

I have also seen a lot of retirements in the last 18 months. You combine the stock market being on a tear with a paradigm shift in how we work and it's not surprising.


Some proportion of them will be back if we get a 50% pull back.


Probably not. They rebalance their portfolios after retirement to be in safer assets.


Most I know have done a 2-3 year bond ladder to avoid that.

Ironic the source of this information - which Bezos will control after his death.


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