Also the ability to set the training input limit in the past could be useful.

The dunce glasses

Thieves. People are afraid to say it but thieves are responsible for almost all theft.

The why would be the ~100 municipalities in the bay area.

Which is a problem in and of itself, at least theoretically. I don't live in SF, but I do live in a highly balkanized area (Atlanta) where the proliferation of local governments is a weight around the neck of the region overall

There are a couple of metro areas that escaped this problem by having regional government, Mpls/St Paul, MN and Portland, OR.

Minnesota has the Metropolitan Council which derives its power from state statute and can supersede the decisions of local governments. The same people that bitch about ‘my tax dollars’ complain about the Met Council but I feel it provides a cohesive regional planing organization and they provide water, sewer, transportation, and regional parks. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metropolitan_Council_(Minnesot...

Portland, Oregon has a similar organization called Metro that I am not familiar with, other than it is similar to the Metropolitan Council. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metro_(Oregon_regional_governm...

The high infant death rates in Iraq prior to the global war on terror were also the result of US intervention (by liberals btw).

https://www.newsweek.com/watch-madeleine-albright-saying-ira...

I would benefit from lower ram prices so I would love to see the AI panic result in restriction on the datacenter build out.

A great option if you're having trouble throwing up.

SteamVR's frame interpolation and warping is extremely well-polished. I would go into VRChat clubs, enable everyone's full-detail avatar, and I could go down to about 20fps with head tracking still feeling comfortable. Not sure if the onboard processors can do as good of a job though.

> A line of constant bearing will always be a great circle.

That's not right. Imagine heading due West, and keeping your compass pointing West every step anywhere not on the equator. That traces out a longitude line, not a great circle.

The vast majority of launches now are now commercial LEO satellite constellation.

Would ITAR prevent Amazon from contracting with a Chinese launcher?

If their satellite is 100% ITAR free which is highly unlikely, possibly.

And even then the US government can always find a reason with which to prevent them from doing so.

What terrorist attacks?

Have you read the link? No?