bennett retweeted
wife: what are you looking at on your phone at dinner
me: just some shit
wife: what kind of shit
me: well we got that rolling tv so i wanted to see if those rolling nurse workstations are purchasable, which they are and also most hospital equipment like vitals monitors so then i was curious like if you set up a home medical wing, what’s the top 10 substances given to patients, but not by volume but like by occurence, and then its injectable saline by like a large margin, and im like can you buy that and it turns out you can’t, totally prescription but not for like great reasons other than people might fuck themselves up administering it, but like how is it made and who makes it and it turns out one company has like 60% market share (of like 3 domestically) and 20% global market share and that’s crazy their proprietary processes and ip are like national security, fabric of society and civilization type shit how crazy is that?
Boomer men are still fat in their AI cool guy fantasies
Replying to @TJandCasper
Thats the part that the crybaby generation doesn't "get", John...they expect everything to be given to them..because they're soft, entitled & take for granted everything this great nation is built on. SMDH
I have an incredibly controversial take tangential to the Cornell case that I as far as I can tell nobody I know would agree with
Guy I had a class with senior year reached out on LinkedIn asking me to “look at his resume” but it lists his fraternity and I didn’t like them #ripbozo
lmao
Replying to @UbermenschMind
"He desperately wants you to think he is cool, so he started a new gaming company, ModRetro"
1) I started ModRetro in the 2000s
2) Anyone who thinks open-source, Linux-based hardware companies are "cool" is probably not a very useful judge of what cool is.
Except that this isn’t cracking down on humanoid robot fighting, it’s cracking down on unlicensed human fighting
BREAKING: The State of California is cracking down on humanoid fighting, an emerging form of robotic entertainment.
@REK, a new-age humanoid fighting league, has received a cease-and-desist order from the state following its recent human vs. robot cage fight, according to REK's CEO: @cixliv.
The action could mark one of the first state regulatory interventions involving humanoid robot fighting.














