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  • Yeah, it's not like they don't have competitors, but this makes it sound like they're alone on the mountain.

  • FYI Biggest competition is Google right now, and they don't run Nvidia cards.

    It's like saying Microsoft bought more Intel chips than Apple, while Apple makes their own.

  • In theory yes, but it's just not realistic for the whole world. In the western world, yes, we can isolate us if we want. It's just not that easy everywhere.

  • Polio can't be compared to COVID when you talk about vaccines.

    COVID mutates like the flu, meaning a vaccine was never meant to eradicate it. It simply can't.

    COVID vaccines still help to prevent severe illness, but it was never a permanent cure.

    People were morons, but even if we all did what we were told to do, COVID would still exist.

  • Agreed. Twitter was still a shitshow, when he sold it. Just not as bad as now.

  • *USA

  • I don't think you get the EU. It's a democracy and everyone can submit proposals.

    This is a proposal from pro-Russian Orban from Hungary, and not EU's opinion.

  • I use generative AI to remove objects in Photoshop, because it's alot faster than doing it myself.

    It might only take me 2-3 minutes, but the AI finishes in seconds. And when you do that often enough, it's extremely helpful.

    I also use it for translation and to proof read grammar. Time saver as well.

  • Tech companies will use the power no matter what. Might as well use nuclear, even if it's only 50% of the demand.

    And about AI, I'm sorry you can't use it to anything. I'm using it daily at my work. Both Adobe's and LLMs. Time saver.

  • I think he's joking. I don't get it though.

  • You're basically just describing the flaws of democracies.

    Yes, the EU can be slow to move on some points, but others they are the first. And they mostly get things right, because they use much time on thinking it through. And no, they're not right every time, but I believe they are more than others.

  • So the UK basically just mimics the EU.

    A small win for the British people, I guess, but it would have been way easier to stay. Now they use millions on running trials for this, in a battle already fought in the EU.

    Lets see how the UK will deal with the tarrifs proposed by Trump, in a much larger geopolitical battle. They don't have a significant bargain power, if they don't go together with the European countries.

  • So we're just going past the line of obviously corrupt without batting an eye? They even tell us now. Written. Legally binding.

  • It kind of invalidates what the EU Committee is all about. This is just stupid, and calling for a ban in a free world is more concerning than X.

  • Temu is insanely popular. Don't underestimate this. Yes, it's pure crap, but people buy it. They earn bucks.

    Meaning, it's not a valid argument to say it's crap, and then it's not a problem. Temu is a problem.

    But then we have to start another discussion about the free market, because then Temu is valid.

    Then what? Legit question, I don't have the answer to.

  • So the best thing you can do with a tree, is to cut it down and use it as materials, if we want to release as little CO2 as possible?

    And ofc this depends on new trees being planted in its stead.

  • Britain has in no way done an exit. Going out of a trade and economic union has nothing to do with their military commitments.

  • Ah yes, and then uses Jesus' name in the same sentence as USA. The guy hated capitalism more than anything.