In an absolute sense, no. In a behavioral sense anyone who cannot define what is enough will never have enough. In this sense we have a lot of high income poor in the us including billionaires.
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6·15 days agoI just install HomeAssistant. Seems like a good choice.
4·17 days agoYes. I have used Linux for 26 years. Never have I ever considered leaving.
If your talking about true research, has AI actually changed much yet. Go to a research library and use their professional search tools and people. Then read.
Never trust AI to do math or work with numbers. I asked some standard deduction questions. Totally nutty answers. It did answer “confidently” though. AI is like a 5 year old with the data of the whole internet but no understanding.
Life is more complex. I do not live in a society that ia that socialiatic. I worked 26 years then said FU and probably will not work again. Money is more or less meaningless now. How is that different?
On the otherhand, my grad school was 100% paid but I also worked hard. I did not do it to make money nor did I need to work to pay for it.
Just pointing out money is less of a motivator then one might think.
Sure I used AI a few times this year. Got some good answers and some laughably wrong ones. Which is typical for AI.
It is not. Subscribe to the feeds you want the view only subscribed. There are several views.
Trump and his admin are such clowns.