It's probably going to produce a worse product and I don't have time to read mediocre blog posts.

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What have we learned that isn't in my textbook from the 90s?

> What have we learned that isn't in my textbook from the 90s?

Does it matter?

We can do countless things people in the 90's would think was black magic.

If I showed the kid version of myself what I can do with Opus or Nano Banana or Seedance, let alone broadband and smartphones, I think I'd feel we were living in the Star Trek future. The fact that we can have "conversations" with AI is wild. That we can make movies and websites and games. It's incredible.

And there does not seem to be a limit yet.

That's what I'm asking. I don't understand what's changed about our understanding of human intelligence.

Merch is the most profitable thing for the band. They can mark it up however much they want. $35 tee shirts are very profitable.

The EU has better healthcare and safety regulations than the US. Blue collar work is risky.

Many states passed requirements for cage free eggs that went into effect by end of 2024 so that has had some effect on prices.

I think it's mostly been caused by avian-flu related shortages and rising feed costs. I've personally had an avian-flu disaster, it's a nightmare to recover from.

Something I noticed when working for a company that claimed to "value honesty over fear of offending someone else" is that they are still very selective of what you are allowed to say. Can't make fun of the giant American flag right as you walk in the door, that's unpatriotic. And don't mention any of the misdealings of past or current investors.

Now I know why the local dive bar stopped using a sriracha bottle for storing hand soap.

I have bad news for you about existing nursing homes.