A truly shocking kink to have ;)

Help I’m stuck in words and I can’t get up

Bandwidth? Ethernet? ISP? Brother the harvest is over, it’s time to build Pharaoh’s eternal palace - check out this cool new copper chisel I got from Thebes

I would, actually

Yay big upgrade 🫨

Ocelot?

Asteroid 2: electric boogaloo

FROM THE MOMENT I UNDERSTOOD THE WEAKNESS OF MY FLESH IT DISGUSTED ME

This might be the case ‘in the industry’, but I would argue quite strongly that it represents a gross misuse of the word ‘intelligence’. Like a fun new definition of the word, that doesn’t mean anything close to what it usually means.

‘Intelligence’ requires understanding. The machine has no understanding, because it is not conscious. You can fiddle around with the definitions of these words until you’re blue in the face but this will be true in rain, sun, hail, puffed wheat, etc.

I’m going to argue quite strongly that my general, all purpose understanding of the words ‘artificial’ and ‘intelligence’ constitute the ‘correct’ definition for the term, and I don’t really care how ‘ai’ is defined ‘in industry’. It’s not intelligent, therefore it’s not artificial intelligence. You can redefine ‘intelligent’ in this context to mean whatever you like, but unless the general definition of the word changes then it doesn’t mean jack about shit.

Hey you know as well as I do that that money belongs in the money hole. 🕳️

Also it’s not fucking ai is it. I actually find the blatant misuse of this term incredibly annoying to be honest.

It’s just the new grift. There’s probably some value in there somewhere, some elements of it that will evolve into useful tools that get used a lot and presumably make a bunch of money for someone but yeah. Grifters gonna grift.

Luv me woad, luv me swirly bronze designs, luv me pointy ‘elmet, simple as

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suspect driving a ‘99 dodge cherokee with 400lb of peanuts on the back seat, suspected of changing key without a license

👮‍♂️ 🚨 👮 uhh I’m gonna need to see some identification and your license sir

I don’t know but key changes should be illegal imo. Pick a key and stick to it.

Nope close tho, the sphere was actually invented in 1603 by Jim Sphere in the Netherlands