When I’m in the grocery store, I constantly have to remind myself that other people do indeed exist. My brain becomes 80% nonsense, 15% is focused on the thing on the shelf, and 5% spatial awareness.
If you ever intend to pants me, the grocery store is a great place to try it.
I take full responsibility for my own comments. I don’t try to blame my ignorance, bad sense of humor, or lousy mood on AI.
This is one of the more absurd things I’ve read today
I don’t care that I’ve seen this before. It’s just funny.
If a perishable product comes in an opaque plastic container, that’s a deliberate choice. Always be suspicious of it.
This meme format is one of my favorites, because the picture is funny without any text at all
The last panel could also say “muh iPhone! I was never allowed to sideload anyway!” [I say this as an iPhone user]
Do yourself a favor and read the Wikipedia page on Margaret Hamilton. She is an exceptional person.
Don’t let anyone you like working with mess with it. When it inevitably fails, they’ll blame the last person to touch it, not the installer.
This is despite a wider embrace of subscriptions in general…
I’m not sure this is the right conclusion. What seems like a “wider embrace of subscriptions” may be happening because subscriptions are becoming harder and harder to avoid. We don’t like them; they’re being forced on us. That’s an important difference.
For those of you who are wondering, Po is the red one.
I don’t know why that was important enough for me to find out, but there ya go.
I just assume they write weird behaviors like that to save a few seconds of screen time.
Superman would do that, too. Ethically, old school Superman was the best Superman. I like that they’ve kept that central to his character.
I like it! Get a treatment on my desk by Friday!
Or maybe orcas will attack the yacht. I’d be okay with either, and even more okay with both.
And all it cost him was his human dignity and respect! See, children, bootlicking isn’t that bad. All you have to do is be friends with ethically bankrupt sleazebags, and you’ll be set for life. Don’t leave those sleazebags alone with your kids, though! Who knows WHAT could happen!
Wait a minute. These goddam things are in New York now?
Are developers really using AI because it’s “too good”, or is it because management has made the use of AI mandatory?