It might mean you’ve asked a trivial/routine question you easily could have answered yourself. In the same way someone might just send you a Google response prior to chatgpt.

“Headward free now to rise”

Yeah, but what’s he gonna do about it? Round up a mob to violently storm the capitol?

Yeah you had a brief window to prepare for things getting really bad.

I bought a new video card right after Trump won. But yeah now I’m ready to use my current hardware for a good long while.

Highly motivated to have him removed from office permanently but not currently willing to die or go to prison over it.

I’m not a member of Congress, a billionaire, or a member of the administration.

So, what should I do about it?

What do you want me to do about it?

They’re not even that rigorous.

Then it won’t be completely random.

I wouldn’t vote to convict her if she’d killed him. Clearly would have been self-defense.

Yep I think NATO is effectively dead already. We don’t need to wait for the Greenland annexation for that to be the case.

Unless countries like the UK and France are willing to deploy their militaries to fight US soldiers in Greenland, it doesn’t matter.

You’re right.

I need em too.

Isn’t his wife (also from GoT) super rich?

Well, they aren’t getting much of it for a billion dollars!

It’d make more sense to nuke Ukraine as they have no way to retaliate.

Aren’t the consoles loss-leaders to lock you into their platform? I don’t see how Valve can be expected to match that price range.

That’s what they’d like to do, but AI shows no sign of ever being able to do that effectively.

The AI hype is having real effects on our economy. The AI productivity gains are not.

The inch/cm analogy only works if the conversion rate is fixed. Currencies aren’t like that. Their conversion rates change over time. That changing conversion is part of the return when you compare countries. That’s why you need to put everything in one currency first, then calculate the percent change.

Your analogy actually proves my point: if the ‘inch’ changes relative to the cm over time, then you’d have to convert all measurements to one unit before comparing how fast trees grow, even though the percent growth itself is unit-free.