The sad reality is that code is just a form of language, and LLMs are good at learning languages.

This is debatable. LLMs are prediction machines.

What use is prediction when you are trying to code something new?

And each of them costs about the same as a deposit on a house.

--> Further translation --> "We're appealing to straight white wealthy Christians but don't actually care about them either. The only beneficiaries in this culture war is us, the oligarchs. Good luck everybody else."

"On second thought, we're gonna take the good luck as well."

Why? Do you fear to dance? You know what the cure to that is?

Exposure therapy! No more fear! Time for dancing!

"Hey, Disney. Can I tell you to suck my dick?"

"Will it make me money?"

"Yes, lots of money."

"Will I have to actually change my practices in a meaningful way?"

"No"

"Lets do it. Now will you excuse me, I have legal battles to fight with the poors."

About 30%, which is industry standard.

Source: https://oyster.ignimgs.com/wordpress/stg.ign.com/2019/09/GameRetailerCuts_infographic-1.png

Considering that Steam is more accessible to smaller developers (as the article points out), how much do you think they should take?

If I print this off and put it up in the Earth science department, will it start a war?

Hey, America. You doin' okay? Things don't seem to be going so well.

How about you just teach science in the science classroom? And religion can be taught in social studies where it belongs.

Now if only there was a long range form of transportation that could move a lot of people (or goods) from one city to another. 🤔 Maybe something that was set up over 150 years ago, lets say May 10, 1869.

We can only dream, I guess. 🤷‍♂️

A capitalist would keep the bridge and charge people for crossing.

Protip: Don't go up to random people in the gym saying "Hey, nice thighs" and then ask them to choke you with them.

Dude, I'm willing to bet the son has at least one.

"I’m proud to tell ya, my son has got a clean slate."

A quote like this tempts fate. I thought he was trying to avoid temptation.