Great. If they can find such public accounts, so can you.

Find us one. So far, every post you have made has convinced me of the opposite of what you claim because you haven't been able to produce even one example. This isn't a matter of proving that such threats are common, it's about proving the exist.

> so can you.

I don't feel obligated to provide evidence based on some vague suspicion about "verified" accounts. If they want to find it, go ahead. Why is that such a heavy ask?

Here, https://www.reddit.com/r/aiwars/search/?q=death+threat&cId=7...

The problem is, of course, that now you can say "but those aren't verified!" and now it's tossed back at me to keep trying to meet some "bar" for this.

Or this, https://www.videogameschronicle.com/news/postal-game-develop...

Oh gosh but no arrests made, oh my god it's not VERIFIED to some whatever standard. Literally just google it if you want to know.

Look into this yourself, why am I doing this for you? Why do I care?

> So far, every post you have made has convinced me of the opposite of what you claim because you haven't been able to produce even one example.

Absence of evidence is not evidence. If you find yourself swayed that way, evaluate your epistemology.

Note: due to reddit search being stupid, you'll have to check the "limit my search to r/aiwars" box and re-run the search to get anything relevant.

That is bizarre and amazing. I have never seen any kind of aircraft that resembled a dragonfly as much as that.

The maneuvers are so extreme and come so fast that I would not have been able to say for certain that this wasn't just a very nasty crash in progress. But they were, in fact, completely controlled and intentional.

Incredible.

I love the super clunky retro esthetic!

Takes me back to a time when a laptop would encourage the cat to share a couch because of the amount of heat it emitted.

Amazingly quick as well. Pointless projects are so much better and more fun when they don't take forever!

Those tapes in a fire rated safe give a sense of security before the fire.

After the fire, it is likely that the tapes and the papers in the safe are a pile of ash. Fire-rated safes often don't survive fires especially if you live in wildfire country.

I mean a UL 72 Class 125 rated safe or file cabinet with a 2-hour fire endurance rating

This is a very strange argument.

Are you seriously saying that people realizing that FTL travel is impossible makes people more interested in stories about magic?!?

Well, off hand, Bill Clinton, Obama and JD Vance all fit this rubric.

There are likely to be many other examples. These are just well known ones.

Yes, my point is there are tons of them. Not just White House residents, but tons of people who own random businesses all over the country.

From rags to the Lolita Express.

The article described why the choices were neither random nor particularly arbitrary.

Even Tesla pessimists would probably agree with that. The question is whether they will be in any other business by then.

A robot vacuum costs thousands of dollars (will about a thousand) and they don't work very. There is no way that you are going to get a machine that is orders of magnitude more complex down to that price point any time soon.

A business case is not just a matter of a willing buyer. It is a buyer and a vendor who can agree on a price that works for both. You may have agreed but the physics of the matter mean that there is nobody to take the other side.

You would pay "a lot of money"?

Like, more than the cost of your house? For something that can't do those things right and has to be supervised? To a company that can't deliver product on time?

Aren't the humanoid robots looking to ship around 20k?

You can hardly even buy a reliable new car for that amount.

The average new car in the US is now ~$50K.