You do you, homie. Your life and choices are yours. And if your choices kill you, that's a you problem.

Funny, seems like everyone near you has been physically wrecked or killed by the vaccine. Cool story bro - Not one of my extended family had an issue with it, although I did have a fever for about 8 hours that three acetominiphen tabs took care of. And had zero complications in the 5 years since.

Racist comment noted.

A lot of it has already switched to Discord.

It shouldn't be hard to include something like that in the training data.

Ignoring whether these agents can have "concepts" or "knowledge," either way it can certainly have the ability to treat a test environment differently than the live internet.

Perhaps the prompt that created the post was "LLM, please tell me all the false myths about COVID in as brief a format as possible"

Good point. I don't entirely understand that dynamic, but it is surely related.

There is certainly not a shortage of crappy candidates for CEO positions.

Of course they considered it, they not only considered it, they told the world. They aren't trying to hide it, it's not nefarious.

Funny how you can now get arrested for Texting While Driving, even just holding your phone, yet BMW wants you to watch ads while driving. Waiting for the accident lawsuits.

I went from concern that they might get sick and die, to acceptance that it was their choice, to understanding that they were self-culling the herd of stupid paranoid people, and figured they were just being helpful. Always look on the bright side of life.

P.S. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... Martha Lillard passed June 2026 as the last known person living in an iron lung after Paul Alexander spent 70 years in one. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.... Yeah - good times.

Even stupid people believed in vaccines at one time.

Busy exposing his perineum to the sun. The key to health.

The most important difference between Waymo and Tesla isn't the type of cameras.

The most important difference is that Waymo depends on having an extremely detailed 3D map of the area in which it is driving, whereas Tesla tries to YOLO it wherever it goes.

I don't know, maybe you should work on your mental math. I can calculate the square root of 58 squared without blinking an eye.

You're intentionally ignoring the side effects of ivermectin.

I knew someone who died of coronavirus after refusing the vaccine due to all the FUD.

So this disinformation does kill people. I don't know how many, but more than enough.

That's within the normal variance of the traditional flu shot, which ranges in effectiveness from 22% to 56%.

The reason to believe the new one is better is because it 2-3 months to go from strain selection to fully manufactured vaccine, whereas the traditional vaccine method takes about 6 months. It makes it easier to choose the right flu strain.

I wonder how the "I only work at home deals with say, the job I retired from. Oh - I traveled - by plane, across time zones, to places we had work, millions of miles not counting the commute. I traveled many hundreds of thousands of miles of driving.

Don't feel sorry for me though, the pay was very good, I could retire at 55 on 6 figures. But if you don't want to travel, then don't travel. You do you. The people I worked with that although they didn't WFH, in many cases refused to travel (they were a group that the institute tried to increase)

Was it worth it? Hell yeah. I enjoy traveling. I enjoy expense account living and per diem. But others have a different outlook. My father for instance, would be happy to never go further than the perimeter of our yard. OTOH, many people find commuting an excruciating experience and would be happiest id they lived their life at home.

If you don't want to do it - do not do it! I'm not claiming that you should. There are many different outlooks. You do you, I do me. I fully support your refusing to work at an office, only from your home. There are many paths, and the one I chose is just different, and one that causes a good deal of angst for some who have possibly as monolithic view of the workplace.