No intern, it was St Luigi doing the gods work
I've always been partial to a Brontosaurus
I just love that theres multiple shots of Elon stuffing his face for some reason
So the road toll might not actually be because of cars
On a related note, why don't more people just drop dead while driving a car? Like I can't think of a single story that I'm aware of that went "yeah he had a heart attack and then ran the car off the road"
I feel like it should be a daily occurrence
Yeah, you know you can put CSS inline / in the header, and images can be base64 encoded and put in line as well.
Same with JavaScript. It's probably a whole single page website with no ability to cache anything and can never be bigger than the context window
The term kind of has the implication that things will be less dirty and more organised when it's done.
I get that everyone seems to be sticking ai in everything, but it's just another tool and it's here to stay. People thought the digital calculator was going to make everyone an idiot... And it probably did. That's why the world is like it is.
What if the US stepping back is exactly what Europe needs to become a true superpower?"
It hit me recently that Europe has largely relied on the US to take the lead on global issues, often playing it safe and deferring to American influence. But what if the US pulling back its support is actually a blessing in disguise?
Without the US as the default leader, NATO and the EU could finally step up, stand on their own, and evolve into a unified superpower. This shift could bring much-needed stability to the region—and potentially the world—especially as the US faces its own internal challenges.
Sure, it’s not guaranteed to play out this way, but isn’t this a more appealing vision than the current status quo or the rise of authoritarian powers dominating the global stage?
Sure but let's include the graph back to ~2000 or so
I hope they just never fix it, just be like "yeah 🤷🏽it must be the R's???? We are working on it"