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  • Just think, the longer it takes, the more features we were used to will be baked in.

  • That's what I've heard, looks very funky though. I hope we get a newer version once The Hobbit moves into public domain.

  • That's lovely, makes me want to experience a well animated Hobbit movie. I wonder if I should watch the 70s version.

  • Had completely forgotten about this and was wondering why it had been so long since I'd seen new R&M. This explains a lot.

  • It's probably a case where Russia could attack Poland's forces in Belarus but attacking Polish soil would involve article 5.

  • Great idea. Teachers should t have control in schools. Let's let social media teach and raise kids.

  • RDR2 is fucking beautiful, GTA4 looked great at the time, and GTA5 probably looks the worst of each respective time/release but it came out at the end of the 360 era so couldn't be as graphically groundbreaking as their other games while growing the complexity of the world. But it still looks great, even today.

    The characters in GTA5 and RDR2 saw a massive upgrade, everyone looks hyper realistic. Holy crap I want to play RDR2 again, so gorgeous.

  • Block the Reddit community then lmao, you're walking into a strip club then complaining about seeing boobs.

    It's interesting to follow Reddit's downfall from afar imo. It's already happening us caring is just us tracking what's happening.

  • Why wouldn't you want more engagement with lemmy? If people leave Reddit they might come here and grow communities/content which this place sorely needs.

  • Literally every fully communist society has been a shit hole throughout history. It simply doesn't equate to good living conditions. It's why there have been so many revolutions in communist countries, it gives people nothing of value apart from literally not dying, and even then, not really.

    What does work is the Scandinavian approach with a mix of capitalism so we have things we can enjoy and spend our money on, with strong social aspects so the wealth gap isn't as much of a problem.

  • Looks like a tiny fraction to me, on a tiny scale. Most expensive soviet film was War and Peace (1967) which cost 8 mill rubbles or $75 million in today's currency. And that's with top earners in the USSR earning around 500-1000 rubbles a month, most around 100-300/month. Most movies could not be made in a society where there is zero extra money and wages are so high, investors wouldn't invest and there wouldn't be any startup capital.

    I'd still rather a mix of capitalism and socialism with good production value.

  • Not at all what I said/meant. We just wouldn't have anything non-essential to spend our new found money on if wages = 100% of the revenue.

    You couldn't feasibly fund a movie(33k hours of work to earn $1mill which makes for an awful movie with today's wages, it would either have to be a 1 person movie or way more startup capital to pay these massive wages), or open a restaurant, you'd be out of money long before you get enough traction, only thing that could be created is one person side project type things like.

    I just don't understand how your 100% communist society would work, who would have enough money to start businesses if they was no extra money? The problem with society right now is that there's TOO much extra money, not extra money existing at all.

  • There would maybe be a tiny fraction of the entertainment we have now, how would people get enough capital to START the businesses? If min wage is $30, they would have to be instantly profitable or they would run or of money paying employees and shutdown. Movies could never be funded, even a $1 mill movie would take someone saving up for 33k hours of work.

    The only thing that could really exist in a full communist society is one person businesses and not even that really. Historically full communism hasn't resulted in a cultural boom like you expect, the USSR was a shit hole and people just worked and bought food - there wasn't anything else to do.

    We just need a mix, good working conditions, with good quality of life. I'd rather enjoy myself for slightly less money than do nothing with slightly more.

  • Sure, I haven't done the exact calculations, it just means I'd rather have slightly less than the exact cost of production if it means we could actually spend our new wages on stuff we enjoy.

    Idk how you expect companies we enjoy to exist if there is no point in owning/investing in a company.

  • I very much don't support billionaires, but I just don't understand how you'd expect to have anything entertainment-wise in a minimum wage=exact productivity. Microsoft isn't making Xbox from the goodness in their heart.

    What would we spend our $33 on? Just our house and food? I'd much rather $20 and be able to go to the movies or restaurants.

  • Ok, I've read all this. And it's ridiculous, no one will open a business if they make $0. Raise the minimum to something livable like $20 and let them make a few million, probably with hard caps over something like $10+ million profit. They won capitalism, congrats, the rest goes back into the company/taxes. It shouldn't meet exactly the productivity, just better than what we have now.

    This idea is fine if you literally just want to survive, but your perfect world would have nothing of joy in it.

  • Podcasts on what? I listen to most of my podcasts on YouTube so sponserblock takes care of that.

    Have you tried listening to them on YouTube? I find most people I want to listen to upload them there too.

  • small island

    3 hours away

    Hmmmmmmmmmmmm

  • And they're being limited on data to train GPT.