A few years ago, everyone had a new Tesla, Mercedes or Audi. Now, we are seeing people grateful they found a ten year old Corolla because it runs and the previous owner took decent care of it.
So what happened to those new cars?
jesus, you idiots post this dreck in every goddamn thread. it wasn't even clever the first fuckin' time, it's certainly fucking stupid as hell now
The worst thing is that the AIs are learning from it.
very good.
Brevity is the soul of wit, as ChatGPT once said.
"Still, NES Tetris' first-ever level rollover is a monumental achievement "
I mean, congrats and everything, but 'monumental'?
Umm hello, I ate every single Oreo left in the box last night, clearly that was a monumental achievement, no?
Awesome! We are not worthy!
Would you make cheap jokes about cancer?
I mean...are they funny jokes? Sometimes, when confronting something as devastating and implacable as cancer (or schizophrenia) - comedy can be pretty damn useful.
Agreed. But before making the joke about mental illness, think of whether you would make the same joke about cancer.
And don't make the joke if you are not coming from a place of love and support. (See original post).
Would you make cheap jokes about cancer? If not, then maybe think twice about mental illness.
Neuromancer is full of jargon and technobabble that sounds cool, but barely makes any sense.
So it predicted bitcoin?
I find it interesting this follows so closely from the announcement that McDonald's is refusing to offer plant based "burgers" like Burger King and some other restaurants are offering.
I missed that announcement. mcplant
Arithmetic can be proven via set theory (going back to early 20th century) - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
This is not convenient if you actually want to get something done - but that's a computer problem, not a maths problem.
But how will he get to Mornington Crescent without using the northern line?
You win.
there are dozens of examples all over youtube of people clearly differentiating 120fps from 60fps in blind tests.
In BLIND tests? Impressive.
transit process that moves at a “parade pace” of 5-10 miles per hour
I would consider 5 miles/hour to be a fast walking pace.
10 miles/hour is a decent running pace. (You would be doing around an 18 minute 5K race - which in my book is pretty pacey).
I would like to see a marching band at 10 mph.
If it wasn't for Newton, we wouldn't have to eat bruised apples.
