YoungSheldonAdelson

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Maybe we could do a little better about putting up a content warning(CW) when talking about self-harm here.

[–] YoungSheldonAdelson@hexbear.net 37 points 4 days ago* (last edited 2 days ago) (1 children)

And they are incredibly stupid and incompetent and think we are stupid too.

Actually shouting out the Osama bin Laden killing in the statement and telling the American public to directly associate that event with this one in their minds. Remember how happy you were when Osama died? That definitely helped a lot of people in the US in..2011.

Fuck America. Fuck these hogs. Joe Biden, I hope you are shot by a tank someday.

[–] YoungSheldonAdelson@hexbear.net 38 points 4 days ago* (last edited 2 days ago) (2 children)

These people are such liars.

Doing a show with Saagar kind of amounts to the same thing whether she agrees with him or not.. I wouldn’t care except that Krystal is married to one of my problematic favs, Kyle Kulinski, who does a left-aligned news program, so by extension I want good things for Krystal, and not whatever she is trying to do with Breaking Points.

[–] YoungSheldonAdelson@hexbear.net 5 points 6 days ago* (last edited 6 days ago) (3 children)

Saagar Enjeti is such an incredibly dense piece of shit it's a wonder he hasn't broken every plumbing system he's been in contact with.

I don't even understand the value of what Krystal Ball is doing sitting next to him every week. This isn't some wacky Hannity & Colmes, I'll cover the left, you cover the right buddy cop team-up. Saagar Enjeti is an enemy of the movement and it's harmful to give that know-nothing clown a platform to spew ignorance and give him the credibility coming from when they worked together at The Hill so that Saagar can ride his way into elite DC social circles.

These things go into the American memory hole faster and faster every year.

[–] YoungSheldonAdelson@hexbear.net 75 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago) (7 children)

I love seeing the headlines about Hurricane Milton being "not as bad as expected." It was just a mild climate change-fueled nightmarish natural disaster where millions of people were displaced and thousands of people, some already impoverished, lost possessions and lives. Don't think about it, Americans. It definitely couldn't happen to you. Enjoy your slop.

[–] YoungSheldonAdelson@hexbear.net 36 points 3 weeks ago* (last edited 3 weeks ago)

Look at my Secretary of Transportation, pete Dawg, I'm getting cancer.

American healthcare may be shitty, and it may be too expensive, but at least

It is something that sounds impressive. If it worked it would probably be impressive. But I get the sense that a lot of people, just like with AI, really believe that this is a technology that is already working. Seriously, where is the money going if it's not working? IBM(the holocaust punch card people) are heavily invested in QC and receiving government grants for it.

[–] YoungSheldonAdelson@hexbear.net 51 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) (15 children)

Quantum computing is pretty much vaporware at this point, right? Kamala says we need to keep up our investments in QC and AI to beat China, but as far as I know, QC has some serious fundamental barriers that we are not able to overcome right now, which prevents the technology from even being used for the things people want it to be used for. So what are we competing for?

I was reading IBM's roadmap for QC development and it could honestly be the RDI Star Citizen promises with how out of sight and reliant they are on the technology improving at an unrealistic pace.

Maybe I'm cynical and have an outside perspective but quantum computing is starting to look like one of those dead ends that everyone looks back on and feels a little embarrassed by the whole thing.

TYT brain is infectious and I hope a vaccine is invented one day.

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