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This sends me on a rabbithole to discover new top level domains (.org .com .world) are added in rounds. The last one was in 2012. The next is NEXT YEAR.

Would be amazing if we could get .lemmy but it would be hella expensive. $185k for application and 25k annually to keep it. Not sure if we can crowdsource such.

Blackjackandhookers.online and .community are still available though.

Does it include human handpicked sentences that where gend.

Generate a dialogue script vs How could i rephrase this sentence to..

There is so much in between possible i feel like this label is more marketing then meaningful.

Of course i do know what they meant. They imply they did not cut corners with ai and put effort in delivering quality but i imagine there will be both low effort works using this label because they can and high effort works scrutinized after its found technically some gen ai was used.

Actually you are correct. I thought i had found a number for his liquid money but it wasn’t.

Also got a bit hung up on his stake in Tesla being just 13% but with Tesla being valued at ~900B thats still over ~100B of his ~320B “value”

You have my full support and i fully agree on your last point but in nuance Tesla could go bankrupt and Musks wealth will hardly make a dent. With a budget of spending a mil a day it would still take centuries to blow trough all his money.

I have heard of the opposite. Mastodon users can see and comment on lemmy posts, but i have yet to discover how to view mastodon post from lemmy.

If it is indeed possible can you or anyone elaborate how to?

Were gonna have to agree to disagree.

But thats all right, we left plenty of context for others to make up their own minds so such isn’t a loss.

Best of luck.

Ok first, I am truly sorry for your personal struggle.

But you can’t fault me for not researching your character.

What i am left with, is that I plainly don’t understand your perspective. You have been doing fine budget wise without eggs and appear to conclude that everyone can do the same.

To me that makes no sense. What applies to me (i am also disabled) does not apply to others.

• Legumes where a technically correct answer as i admitted but it shows a greater non understanding of poverty which was my initial point.

• It was never about America to me. It was about eggs being a very important food item for poor people. While you where saying to just stop relying on them.

• Its was never about the economy or why the price is as what it is. It was about eggs and poverty.

• last comment is a conclusion i made that people with your world view must have a comfortable life or else you would understand what others go trough.

Are we done? Were clearly not going to agree on this. I dont mind that, this is context for other people also.

Is this comment where i appear to have expressed ignorance about the existence of basic economic principles in the room with us right now?

Your “solutions” to stop buying eggs in favor of lentils shows an inability to perceive reality outside of your own subjective comfort bubble. But for an American i guess thats not all that atypical.

Your ignorance was already zipped down and on display but now you really took your pants off.

Egg prices have risen globally. America doesn’t have a monopoly on this problem.

So all legumes every day then?

They are a fair alternative nutrient wise but you'd be ignorant to think they where not already in the poor mans basket.

Eggs are distinctly more versatility and require next to zero prep time. Spending time in the kitchen is a luxury a single parents with multiple jobs may not have when trying to make their kids a quick healthy meal before going back on the clock.

Eggs had a high protein/price ratio which made them an important food for poor people as a meat substitute.

What do you propose they should get instead?