Does calling them Soviets solve this? I’ve never liked the anti-communist implications of trashing the corrupt and flawed Soviet system.

Yeah rotate in 3D and it’ll fit nearly infinitely inside its outline. Unless you count the thickness of the crust or something topographical.

We used to get caffeine free Diet Coke or Pepsi in the 80s for elementary school pizza parties.

It made the best burps.

Fits with the werewolf joke. But when our dog does it we call it bum scooting.

It’s not AI. It’s LLMs that don’t actually think in any meaningful way. They just repeat what they have ingested. And was most mathematically likely.

That’s why imma pessimist about LLMs doing anything truly revolutionary. They’re another productivity tool to solve problems that shouldn’t exist in the first place and middle-managment loves it for the same fucking reason.

VCs are bosses in the private ones.

He’s been telling us what an asshole he is for the last 10 years.

Yeah plus less risk of fires makes it even more worth it.

He sounded more like a moderate who’d finally had too much. But I could be wrong. Also considering how far right the center has moved, he could be left of center and still be what we’re all used to call conservative.

I thing that’s just the 1st gen AirPod stock image from Apple.

Like these are:

Batteries weren’t as good then and they needed the extra space.

Low battery is probably as close to physical suffering as a robot could experience. Especially if the motors start to draw the voltage very low. That would drive up amperage as the motors start bogged, heating up wires, potentially tripping circuit breakers and probably sending warnings as servos and motor drivers often monitor the currents draw to act as limit switches and safety measures.

Programmers have also essentially tied battery levels to “anxiety” in robots, to ensure they prioritize charging when needed.

It cost $32,000! That’s $120,000 in now money, it was like luxury car money or small house in the sticks money.

One of Apple’s early tricks was efficient board designs with low chip counts that let the charge less (I know, it’s hard to imagine now). The Macintosh was many of the same features, a friendlier design, and cost $2500, which was still really nice used car money in 1985.

You both get taxed on the $10 income unless you can write off the $10 you gave each other as a business expense.

I’m starting to seriously wonder if ChatGPT is actually running OpenAI. It would explained Altman’s constant lying and telling people what they want to hear.

Or he’s just another tech asshole.

Naw 1890s was after the civil war, they want to go back further.

I still can’t make it through rewatching the prequels, which premiered my first year of college.

I think nostalgia will probably polish the sequel turds just like it has done with the prequels.

I just want the in fucked with OG prints in 4K, and I’ll rewatch Andor and Rogue One, and even fucking Skeleton Crew one more time.

Anyone remember Textmate? I’m still using it on my old Macs. Sublime was a similar app in its early versions, but I haven’t followed it.

When you’re laying in your 100 sq ft $1200 per month windowless apartment with no outside windows it’ll be good enough, since it’s not a big enough room to move enough to notice the lack of parallax.

You don’t thing an extra 10,000 words in the EULA won’t absolve them of liability for ID theft?

Actually, the existing EULAs probably already do.

The 2-3 feet of grass along the road hadn’t been killed by road salt.