(Yes, that David Lynch)

There is also tm.org which is a worldwide organization offering courses in most countries.

Technology changes at a fast pace .. so new questions would get asked, and then closed by moderators and pointed to similar questions that might be 5 or 6 years old and no longer relevant.. essentially ending the discussion on many topics and actively preventing progress in certain areas.

SpaceX made 8 billion in profit last year and xAI is losing 1B per month.

The whole IPO is convincing people that datacenters in space that are orders of magnitude more expensive than ones on earth is a financially viable business model and that tens of millions of people that already have internet are going to give up fiber for starlink.

It’s FSD and robotaxis x100

They are creating countless customers for life.

Yes I understand that GPS still works in airplane mode, but the app should not have my location made available to it when I am not using it

To illustrate this I'll use an example that I saved some screenshots from.

https://imgur.com/a/how-does-uber-know-where-i-am-AGYdoyt

Here is a message I got seconds after wheels touched down in Toronto with Uber welcoming me to Toronto.

I had not even taken my phone out of flight mode yet, but somehow the app knew where I was, despite not having mobile service, wifi or bluetooth enabled.

I also have settings for the application set to only allow location while the app is in use.

I generally do not use uber. For transportation I generally rely on public transportation, have transportation arranged, or rent a car.

I use uber maybe 1-2 times a year maximum, and at this point it would have been at least 6-8 months since my last uber.

I have never ordered uber eats, and never used uber in Toronto.

I even went through the accordion view of open applications to see if uber was opened recently, and it wasn't even in the list.

How is it that an app that I essentially never use, and had not used recently is able to determine my exact location despite me setting appropriate preferences that I would think should avoid this?

Do I need to be more paranoid and start disabling location services entirely?

Is there some setting I am missing?

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You might not feel it right away, but the closer you are to these things, the more your health is going to suffer over time.

A million dollars for a single bet is extremely high stakes.

Find servers that are used by people in your desired audience and there is usually an appropriate channel to post in.

Let people know what you are doing and what you are looking for and interested parties will message you.

If you're interested in digging into the people that were doing this, they had a website dedicated to everyone telling their stories of how they went about their own individual journeys.

The website was called thepowerofpoop.com and looks like it's gone now, but is available on the wayback machine including individual articles and images.

I would go back to at least 2022 .. I think they possibly got in legal trouble at some point and started taking things down.

Look into low-FODMAP diets if you haven't already.

Volunteer your time .. animal shelters, food kitchens, trash cleanups, habitat for humanity, or even just drop in to a nursing home .. there are tons of people that would also love to talk and share.

Whether he was involved in the organization and participated in it, is certainly up for debate, but it's not like he would admit it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E4M

Also would recommend the book called The Mastermind by Evan Ratliff

The US would have to heavily invest in their grid for the next 10 years to reach where China is currently.

If you’re only 3 people or less just use a shared account .. or pay them if you use it significantly