They dive!

Duh, those nitpickers

As long as it’s airtight and not stored for weeks it’s ok. Use good bread though, not this bad imitation.

Stupid PM. Forgot to say the button needs to be corn-flower blue.

It was in the 60s! Look up Douglas Engelbart.

True, they are probably not even transformers, but they are also trained with gradient descent.

To be fair, there are some ways to use “AI” in biomedical research, although they used it before the recent “AI” boom. Things like specialized models for one use case, etc. The idea is to get the model to “think” like a protein, not like a human.

But then again, I’m not in the field and my only information is from an interview of a human geneticist about AI use.

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Childhood’s End by Arthur C. Clarke

I re-read it a few times already, and even though written in the 50s it holds up quite well (except for the total absence of computers). Its a brilliant read. Edit: to clarify, I meant the societal trends he projected are quite fascinating. Also the transition to a post scarcity society. It’s not very prophetic obviously. :)

All of them.

I left my code in way too good a shape. Even documented. They didn’t deserve this at all. :)

I object to this depiction of backend de… muahahaha.

A few I can laugh about (just started to make a profit), but most of them just make me uncomfortable.

Is this mutation actually useful or an impediment?

It’s an image translated by an AI and used for internet points. Zoom in to the text to see why.

In good locations: Houses depreciate in value over time because they are less safe in the event of an earthquake than newer houses.

In bad locations: just take the house, everybody else left this town anyways.

Health. :)

If you pick any random body part and look at it carefully, you’ll come to realize that countless people who had this body part in a slightly different and thus disadvantageous shape, had to die in horrible ways so you could have yours in the shape that it is today.

Waking up from sleep mode mostly.

He’s not the only one. Laptops especially seem to crash regularily nowadays, regardless the OS.

I’d like to see hardware classified by boringness and thus stability.

• Catima: stores barcodes of membership cards, etc.
• Aegis: two factor auth app with backup options
• LocalSend: open source cross platform airdrop clone