I didn’t say that. I said that F1 has attacking and defending strategies, e.g. using the slipstream to increase speed, or closing an attacking car trajectory in a turn.

Given that some tech bros are measuring AI productivity in lines of code, yes, yes it does.

Didn’t say it would be easy.

But just to be clear here, why would I do your job? And is it the alternative that you make things up instead of educating yourself?

It looks like you could do a quick search and find an answer yourself, instead of making stuff up.

Correlation doesn’t imply causation.

If you lay off 10% of your workforce, mostly juniors, and your KPIs are loose enough, there’s no reason to think that companies won’t succeed in pushing senior employees to meet them, mostly through overwork.

Also, certain companies track AI usage as a KPI in itself, so there’s a circular logic component to it.

Good. Solar is critical infrastructure.

Most people don’t have a PC laying around, just so it can be hooked to a TV.

Even more true, most people don’t know how to do what you just described.

This looks more like senior staff being forced to pick up more work with the same pay.

You don’t need to be like that, but if you do, go nuts!

Guys, guys, it’s 2026, gamers don’t need to look like unhygienic basement dwellers anymore, get on with the times!

I’m honestly astounded by the amount of misinformation in this comment.

Second derives from sexagesimal measurements of day and night cycles. Metre derives from early Earth measurements. One gram is the weight of one cubic centimeter of water.

F1?

I’m pretty sure races have attacking and defending strategies, though.

This is painfully naive and inaccurate.

Following this reasoning, we should all be eating insects because, without them, most plants wouldn’t exist.

I don’t see the problem there. Humans are omnivores.

There will come a generation who have grown up knowing that meat eating without consent is wrong, and they will look at carnists the way we look at old timey slavers.

This is such a first world view.

There’s currently no sustainable and/or affordable way for the average person to obtain all the nutrients they need from just plants. Palm oil or maize drive deforestation in a large percentage, and most people outside of developed countries have a hard time supplementing their diet without meat.

I would love to see how the abortion and death penalty categories overlap.

They don’t need AI for that. I was handed the exact same deal in 2008.

I’m old enough to remember the uproar because Half Life 2 had Steam as a hard requirement to be activated, even for physical copies.

Steam was born as Valve’s DRM.

Both Sony and Nintendo have been consistently posting record revenue numbers in the past few years. Neither are that far off Valve.

Regardless, this whole Steam circlejerk reminds me of the early days of Android, when people still believed that Google wasn’t “evil”. Let’s hope I’m in the wrong here.

You wouldn’t be able to tell, because “pasture raised” isn’t a formal definition. Hens are mostly fed the same soy and corn they would eat as if they were “free range”, and having more space to roam doesn’t significantly improve taste, only what they eat does.