>>513819718
>After a certain age if men refuse to marry they should be assigned a wife.

The government sends you a voucher for one wife... might as well use it.

>>513810905
>It will then be too late.
I wouldn't count on that, anon. These things take more time than hype accounts for, in general.

>>513810957
They should've just ended the film right there. All the info you'll ever need!

>>513811078
Can't wait for the second season of the animu!

>>60761015

Government reimbursed, lowers retirement costs... retirees are happier, healthier, and vote consistently for party in power

>>512082037
correct

>>511441042
>WTF is going on with zoomers?

the dream

>>511050785
I gotchu senpai

>>511030592
I'm ok with this too
>>511032242
>the romanian roastie seething in every AI thread
>>511032400
yes, and it's beautiful

>>105956522
I like the keyboards on old Thinkpads. The machines are really easy to repair and tinker with too which makes it fun to mod them. I tend to have other things in common with Thinkpad enthusiasts so the overall camaraderie is nice. Keep in mind too these machines were originally built for enterprise use so they tend to be very durable, have drainage holes for the keyboard in case of liquid spills, magnesium roll cages, shit like that. Something to be said for having a machine that doesn't feel fragile. It's more satisfying. Then there's the clit mouse. Once you get used to that it's hard to go back to any other machine since you can use the laptop without ever lifting your hands from the keyboard. You have wide operating system compatibility too. Linux works perfectly as well as the various BSDs if you want something else to tinker with. The BIOS can be modded with coreboot and libreboot (on older machines). Old Thinkpads can be bought used for $50 all day long so if you want multiple ones to play with it's a very cheap hobby
It's worth splashing on the cheapest one you can find (T or X series only, btw) and see if it does anything for you. It's not a hobby for everybody but maybe for you

>>105956522
I like the keyboards on old Thinkpads. The machines are really easy to repair and tinker with too which makes it fun to mod them. I tend to have other things in common with Thinkpad enthusiasts so the overall camaraderie is nice. Keep in mind too these machines were originally built for enterprise use so they tend to be very durable, have drainage holes for the keyboard in case of liquid spills, magnesium roll cages, shit like that. Something to be said for having a machine that doesn't feel fragile. It's more satisfying. Then there's the clit mouse. Once you get used to that it's hard to go back to any other machine since you can use the laptop without ever lifting your hands from the keyboard. You have wide operating system compatibility too. Linux works perfectly as well as the various BSDs if you want something else to tinker with. The BIOS can be modded with coreboot and libreboot (on older machines). Old Thinkpads can be bought used for $50 all day long so if you want multiple ones to play with it's a very cheap hobby.
It's worth splashing on the cheapest one you can find (T or X series only, btw) and see if it does anything for you. It's not a hobby for everybody but maybe for you/home/nate/Pictures/cyberpunk/be_happy.jpg

>>510649282
what people call "AI" are just office-work LLMs, which can get chatty
then you have specific RP models, but honestly I don't find them that charming and they have limited emotional intelligence
the real "AI gfs" don't exist yet, but they will be here most likely before 2030, and you will talk to them, not type to them
>>510649435
the greatest since the renaissance, and I'd argue much greater

>>510513020
destroy the female genre

>>510411120
you and everyone else
it's impossible this isn't in the works already, but there's some gaps they need to bridge first
the big companies don't want to release a subpar product, especially one that could be highly liable
but I have a feeling we're going to have another "GPT moment", where a small company is going to launch a very "sentient" assistant and everyone else will have no choice but to show their hand and release whatever they have ready
we should have this before 2030, imo

>>510240032
exactly
suddenly low-birthrates will become convenient, and mass immigration will stop
but the economy still unsustainable, and crypto is part of it
if FIAT goes down, memecoins go down with it

>>508979722

2030: Humanoid robots in factories
2035: in stores
2040: in homes
2045: in the bedrooms
2050: preference of robots to human lovers

>>508632152
it's inevitable
we have the technology
it's the best product ever created
nothing can stop the market, nothing

>>508212808

Wait 10 more years