Depends on the scaling algorithm. Most renderers are probably going to apply some filtering causing the whole image to be a blurry mess, rather than use a crisp nearest neighbour.

Yo shut up! Are you trying to get New Mexico renamed? I do not want to be calling it “New America”

What? Then WHAT happened!?

For sure, I’m just looking to V as precedence, but things could certainly change.

…Food and water are products. Literal tons of food are destroyed every single day because giving it away to those in need might affect profit margins.

Companies like Nestle buy up the water rights from under people just to bottle it and sell it right back to them.

Go attempt some vigilante justice there and see how it goes. There is no “when”. We’re there and we’ve been there for some time.

Single player will probably work. It did for V. That’s all I give a shit about personally. That said, this is kinda feeling like a yoho kinda game to me.

True. Definitely not saying they are more efficient or vouching for them, just a curious thought. They definitely do a lot of stupid shit like, as you said, bag individual items that absolutely do not need it. Or worse, I’ve ordered groceries through them and I’ll get a bag that contains one onion, meanwhile it could have gone into literally any other bag. I’m guessing a byproduct of some weird logistics design sacrificing all else over internal efficiency.

Dude, I’d take short hop flights all the time if they end up being that environmentally friendly.

On one hand that sounds bad, but if that delivery driver is dropping off enough things in one run that would have been individual people driving to a store, does it balance out?

That’s the joke lol

It’s 2026. His nurse is probably ChatGPT. I’ve straight up been asked if I was okay with my appt being transcribed by AI. Icky…

I think nvidia is going to be one of the only sure winners here. They’re making hand over fist selling shovels during the gold rush.

I feel like it’s just as likely that further breakthroughs cause costs to plummet to the point that any of the major AI companies will never even be capable of seeing a profit, paving the way for some yet unestablished or open model to reign supreme in the end.

Hopefully, anyway lol.

In a lot of cases, from what I’ve heard, the local police pay Flock to put them cameras up, then continue to pay Flock to utilize them. From Flock’s perspective it’s an insanely good business model.

From the perspective of a citizen who’s paying for it, I hope everyone working for Flock d- actually, never mind.

“Will Iran be bombed today?”

It was not an unintended rollout, that’s them lying to save whatever face they may have left.

Back when I used windows, OneNote would reinstall itself like every week. I removed it, it came back. I corrupted all of it’s files, it repaired itself.

This is just the bullshit that Microsoft does.

OneNote too. That was the final nail in the coffin for me over a year ago when I said fuck this and switched to Linux.

Yes, it absolutely does, which is why when self driving cars become the norm, delivery will not magically be super cheap.

Maybe for a short period it’ll be cheaper, but prices will absolutely stabilize to maximize profit.

Or they all operate at a loss to undercut the others creating a battle of capital, those that run out first go out of business or are acquired by the remainder who then jack up the prices because you no longer have a choice.

See taxi companies vs Uber and Lyft.

One day we shall reclaim the sullied em dash for ourselves once and for all!