Talk is cheap. Change your actions if you actually care.

That’s terrifying.

Correlation does not imply causation.

A theoretically correct but practically useless sentiment.

I also wonder whether this could let someone sing or speak outside their normal range. When I was young I was in the school choir - after puberty hit and my voice dropped, I still had the muscle memory for high notes that my vocal cords would not allow.

Holy forking shirtballs

They’re called programmers, and it’s faster and less expensive all around to just have humans do it better the first time.

A surface-area maximizing structure like a radiator grille could probably be used if it’s anywhere near reasonable, but yeah, that could be a concern

If a “passive dehumidifier” is possible using this and a funnel/hose, that could be extremely exciting for basement and cellar owners everywhere

There are no groups in that anecdote, only individuals. Shitty individuals discriminating against someone for an attribute he can’t change. But belief in religion is voluntary.

Declined to read further after the AI slop header image and AI slop summary

Don’t be a coward like Simon. Eat your crusts

Language is descriptive, not prescriptive. “AI” has come to be a specific colloquialism, and if you refuse to accept that, you’re going to cause yourself pain when communicating with people who aren’t equally pedantic as you.

That’s an insult to five-year-olds.

It tests your ability to remember and navigate routes, in an environment that’s explicitly non-Euclidean. And you have to think out of the box sometimes to solve things.

…damn I need to play again. I think it’s been long enough now.

It’s SO GOOD. If you’re reading this and you like puzzle/mystery games, play it now, play it blind, and have a pad and paper handy.

kithenaid

It Mike’s your Tysonnes

Since when does anyone refer to North Koreans as Norks 🥴

Paywalled

what a weird, out-of-pocket thing to say