Maybe it’s different in Europe, but in the US, my options are generally buy a Chinese-made product close to directly from the manufacturer via AliExpress or what have you or buy (often the same exact) a Chinese-made product through an American named big box store for 10x or even 25x the price.
Kinda seems like a tax on the poor for being unable to afford better products.
AI chatbot… in the car? Fucking stupid.
Rather damning that the company fought back saying “those employees weren’t denied lunch breaks and overtime, they willingly forsake them!”
Hope management rots.
Yeah but articles with insane delusions about bubble stock tech product de jure sells more ads
While the hypocrisy still stands, it’s “Chag” not “chat”
Traditional Chinese Medicine
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I’ve only ever seen them use in short video media about taking foul-tasting TCM, so the want vs need seems to make sense
I was just thinking how useful that would be in the Steam Next Fest thing. So much slop to filter out!
Her writing did, at least, improve for thr Stargate episode. And while this is clearly an instance of the authors undisguised fetish, Powers isn’t responsible for the “Africa planet” casting in TNG, which was done at the whims of the casting director, who was promptly fired after this episode, so I’ve heard. Originally they were going to be Reptilian, I think?
The Roblox CEO is also part of Peter Thiel’s accelerationist cult
Making a good product isn’t enough to be successful. Our economic model demands endless growth. It’s a shame, but it’s how we’ve allowed society to be structured.
These videos crack me up. Up until it sounds like just static nonsense, I am crying laughing
An edit to my post got lost in the aether as I entered a dead zone at work, on reflection it is cool tech.
I’m skeptical about inviting more tech into the home for something so simple in this day and age of subscription services and lack of repairability, but if it makes a better cup of coffee, I’d try it.
Girl, it means it’s gonna be full of AI slop
Saving up to 75% of energy by not heating the water is a minor benefit for home users or small coffee shops. But for companies making ready-to-drink coffee products at industrial scale, it could be very significant indeed.
So this is a method to make crap in a bottle or can.
Gotcha.
I’ll stick with the trusty French Press
Edit: …Though I gotta admit it’s pretty dang cool that they figured out a new way to brew coffee using cold water and reduce the energy use of large scale production.
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