Those assholes are dragging us down into the abyss with them and think we will stop complaining, if we can’t see it.

All the tasks could have been easily solved with some basic APIs and algorithms.

Were they roommates?

Update (one day later):

YouTube has just reinstated the video, after what I presume is a human review process. I wish it didn’t take making noise on socials to get past the ‘AI deny’ process :(

I don’t even understand what you are describing. What is a “income system”? What are “execution kits”? What kind of person would use this and how would their workflow look like? I lack the understanding who this is for and why? What exactly is the problem being solved here?

So I am not alone in my confusion.

Turkey was called the ottoman empire back then and didn’t need help in making itself known.

The passing requirements seem to differ vastly by region.

It is a rolling safety hazard. Have they done any crash tests with pedestrians?

You can control the electricity source (renewable) at home and cool your system without wasting drinking water.

I hope they leave soon.

Removed by mod

We call these “consumer protection and food safety acts” and I think that’s beautiful.

I have already seen too many of those things in my city. But it is fun to watch them looking for a space to park their emotional support vehicles.

But he also indicated that he wanted the EU to reduce its standards to allow more U.S. goods to enter its market, referring to safety measures as “non-monetary tariffs.”

“It’s tariffs where they put things on where they make it impossible for you to sell a car … they make it so difficult, the standards and the tests,” Trump said. “They come up with rules and regulations that are just designed for one reason: that you can’t sell your product in those countries. And we’re not gonna let that happen. Those are called non-monetary barriers.”

Keep your pedestrian hazards like the cybertruck in your country. We already have enough people driving unnecessarily huge cars. We need less and smaller cars.

The tool looks interesting, but the website is horrible.

• Some of the colors make the text hard to read.
• Download links do nothing without JavaScript.
• When I enable JavaScript and try to scroll up on my smartphone, I refresh the page instead, because scrolling is intercepted by JavaScript.