“AI” ruins yet another thing I hold dear.

75% loss? Still did better than most crypto-investersgamblers.

Me before viewing the video: 🤞Please be Gowron, please be Gowron, please please please be Gowron🤞

Me after viewing the video: It’s fucking Gowron, let’s gooooooooo

No he doesn’t. He’s here because he’s the smartest and most important one working there and his farts smell like fresh lavender. The AI told him so.

How about we… you know… write code (and commit messages) as a thinking tool?

It’s… it’s beautiful. 🥲

I want to see stats. Like, rankings for what pages get destroyed most often.

Oh, I never said I lived in Minneapolis. I just had heard lots of good things about it from people who have lived there.

I don’t think the city I live in (in the Midwest) is one I’d recommend. It’s certainly not the worst city in the U.S., but it’s definitely not among the best. Call it 40th percentile-ish just based on my completely unscientific gut feeling.

What I did today: Moved a bunch of networking appliances and re-ran network cable.

What I wanted to be doing today: Moving a bunch of networking appliances and re-running network cable.

I got done about as much as I expected to be able to get done today. So, I’m pretty happy with it.

Minneapolis has to be up there.

Nothing OpenAI says should be trusted.

But are they self-sealing?

You can sure tell which ones majored in cosplay.

The behaviour is particularly interesting because physically replacing the memory on a Raspberry Pi is already well outside the scope of an ordinary upgrade.

I mean… aren’t hackers the target audience for Raspberry Pis?

Yeah, if the reasoning they give isn’t just straight bullshit, then I guess I don’t want to see them drown in support tickets. But it also seems like this move runs pretty counter to the whole point of the Raspberry Pi.

(Plus, can’t resellers buy 2GB models, redo some of the screen printing, and sell them as 8GB models without even trying to upgrade the RAM to 8GB? That seems at least as bad as getting a Raspberry Pi with a dodgy 8GB RAM chip.)

Oh that’s what Sapho juice is made from.

After the Butlerian Jihad, human computers will have their day again.

Do franchisees in Beaver Oklahoma hear themselves?