VictorPrincipum

Must have been the LGBTQ community, since they’re now considered “terrorists” in Russia.

Ironically, I just tried accessing PH with a VPN based in Dallas (I’m not in Texas) and got the normal site.

Noooooooo, you just signed that right away! /s

Which is ironic since the original Vyvanse manufacturer, Takeda pharmaceuticals, is based in Tokyo.

No

Think of them like graphics cards. They are more of a component to do calculations that the cpu either can’t do, or would take too long to do. So calling something (the whole shebang) a quantum computer is like calling a computer training AI an ML Server.

Me too! Plus I have an internal alarm clock that has done crazy things like wake me up at 4 am after I set my alarm for 4 pm by accident.

“You can use AI such as ChatGPT or Copilot on your senior projects, just make sure the code works, you understand it enough to document it, and your sponsor is ok with external code use” - paraphrased from my Software Engineering department head about our senior capstone projects.

“I have the kids ask ChatGPT for an essay and then have the (8th grade) kids treat it like a rough draft so they have practice editing it” - my English teacher Father

The best way to handle it is to embrace and use it to augment your skills, much like calculators in math classes.

No problem, just shove them out of the nest.

Here's one. Basically, lead poisoning leads to lower intelligence levels and less agreeable personalities.

The Idea behind the American SC was that their life long appointment would eliminate the need to be corrupt as they (theoretically) wouldn’t have the ‘pro quo’ part of ‘quid pro quo’ to corrupt them. In reality, that doesn’t seem to work calling into question the necessity of term limits and of course corruption checking.

Packing the court to a few hundred justices isn’t really necessary as it would just be more like the US Senate which does exist.

But I agree, they seem to have too much power as is.