Exactly what Alina Habba did and it cost him $83.3 million.

On 1,273,584 scales from 0.00000 to 1.00000, is this a picture of a stop sign?

Spear and magic helmet?

The US Supreme Court has ruled that states cannot remove people from the federal election ballot under the 14th amendment because federal elections are a federal process and states can’t interfere with it. They also ruled Texas can enforce immigration laws even though it is a federal process and Texas is now interfering with it.

keeping them around

It’s rare for employees to move companies in Japan. A lot of people will work for the same company their whole life. Japanese companies aren’t really known for treating their employees well either.

I’d guess what they’re doing well is hiring employees that are very passionate. I hear the anime industry is the same in that people who are in it are willing to work themselves to death because they want to work on big name projects

It really sucks that Helldivers 2 is having an issue over too many connections. I know the devs are saying this is complicated, and it is, but they’re not the only company that is serving a huge amount of users. This game has several questionable design decisions and this is just one of them. I hope it can be fixed because I was really looking forward to playing

I wonder why the sudden loss of membership?

But on Wednesday, the Brevard County school board held a meeting, in part to discuss a challenge to the books The Kite Runner and Slaughterhouse-Five. Only one Moms for Liberty member showed up. All the other attendees spoke in favor of keeping the books on the shelves—and heavily criticized the parental rights organization. One attendee compared “the growth of the Taliban and its repressive autocracy in the name of religious nationalism” in The Kite Runner to “the rise of parental rights groups that want to limit what students learn.” The Moms for Liberty member did not speak and eventually snuck out of the room. The books were not banned.

Oh, they didn’t like being outnumbered at meetings! It just goes to show that when more people participate in local affairs it silences the extreme voices. Political apathy is dangerous.

You forgot the 4th one

Trades Apprentice: $40,000.
Must be able to read and write. Must be able to show up to work sober. Pay increase for every chronic muscle and joint pain you develop. Pickup truck not required but considered an asset.

Casinos tend to make a lot of money.

The list:

• He will indict Biden and his other political enemies

• He will round up, intern, and deport undocumented immigrants

• He will send the military to the border

• He will invade Mexico

• He will round up the homeless and send the National Guard into cities to fight crime

• He will bring back the death penalty in a big way

• He will make stuff more expensive by taxing all imported goods

• He will reevaluate America’s participation in NATO

• He will roll back all of Biden’s climate progress and reinvest in fossils fuels

• He will construct “freedom cities” filled with flying cars

• He will try to overhaul the education system in the MAGA image

• He will torch the First Amendment by going after non-MAGA media

• He will legally delegitimize trans Americans

• He will pardon the Jan. 6 rioters

• He will gut the federal government and take unprecedented control of what’s left

Wait, did you say Monters Ink or Monster Rancher?

It is an open question. As others have pointed out, a human taking inspiration from the work of others is totally fine. My issue is that AI are not human.

A human’s production of work is limited. A human can only produce so fast for so long. An AI could theoretically be scaled infinitely and produce indefinitely. I don’t want to live in a world where FAANGCORP’s OmniAI is responsible for 90% of all art, media, and music because humans can’t keep pace with it.

Great, another good job taken by robots!

When I was in sales, I was always told “you can’t sell it unless you offer it”. There exists people who blow $48,000 on stupid stuff daily. What’s the harm in offering a product to that very small demographic? Maybe you get lucky and make a $48,000 sale doing literally nothing.

I can see the devs having no clue about the alternative meaning, but a game about gassing rodents called “Infestation 88” is a terrible look. I’m glad the devs changed the name right away.

Hard R as in rating or Hard R as in he plays a character who uses the Hard R?

What happens if the guy responds “sorry, it’s not for sale”?