

Do wake up in a bathtub filled with ice and stitches over where a kidney used to be?


Do wake up in a bathtub filled with ice and stitches over where a kidney used to be?
Ironically, the reason I hate is AI is the brain-rotted people who think they can prompt humans to answer their questions for them instead of doing any research of their own. It’s even worse when they attempt to argue with you, which I expect is phase 2 of this post.
Because he forgot the password to his original account ‘rapist’?
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Honestly, though, if we could replace the C-Suite with AI, I see a huge social benefit.


That’s the reason protein has always been popular.
It’s even more popular today beause GLPs, the weight loss drug that actually works, cut our caloric intakes so severely we might not get enough protein.
What you’re seeing with all these high-protein foods is a society adjusting to spending their food budget on pharmaceuticals.


Honestly, I see UFO stories as just the same imaginative human instinct that brought us saints & demons. They are definitely linked.


Tip: Some stores, realiizing you can return a product and re-buy it at the current discounted price, will retroactively price match themselves within the return window.
A species-level Darwin award is the solution to the Fermi Paradox.
How does kagi define “family”? Like netflix?


I did mention brain drain in my comment. The US is giving up a huge economic advantage being hostile to immigration. Raising & educating children is hugely expensive and having young educated people come to work a life time (and have more children) is an enormous boon.


Thinking of going abroad for dental implants. An oral surgeon said it used to be an issue with poor-quality knock off parts, but that the manufacturing has gotten really good.
Countries keep cost low by subsidizing doctors’ education, by the way, which is even more expensive for them when those doctors cash out to come to the US where doctors graduate with a debt of $250,000 from schools where graduation class size hasn’t changed in decades.
By the by, intensive and indiscrimnate care by specialists–where doctors want to end up instead of low-paid primary care–is definitely more expensive without necessarily leading to better outcomes.
time and won’t change its answer with each page refresh.
Maybe it just recalls the answer for at least a few hours?
Seems like a good way to improve precision without improving accuracy.
Each slice will come with a disposable cryptowrapper that will be used by the toaster to validates the authenticity of the bread within.
Given the high risk of deaths from house fires caused by toasting unregulated slices of black market bread–maybe inserted by unsuperivsed children–this is the most socially responsible path forward.


Why are a multitude of poor options better than a few good options?
There’s this weird mix of free market capitalism and FOSS philosophy that says more and shallower forks = better ecosystem.
Not commenting on this OS specifically, but just questioning your blase assertions that more options is better. Maybe it would be have been better to invest more time into an existing project.
Maybe it’s from a watching too much Deadwood but “cocksucker” has taken up permanent residence in my brain and I can’t dislodge.
The way I justify it to myself is that, no, there is NOTHING wrong with sucking cock, but it shouldn’t be your primary form of interacting with others, especially to people superior to you.
So when I say “my organization is full of cocksuckers”, I mean to say that everyone owes their position to ingratiating themselves to the person above them, aka polishing knobs, and very little else–applying equally to women or men.
But, yeah, if someone were actually a gay man, I’d definitely not say that about them specifically.
Feel free to offer an alternative that offers the same deprecatory contempt. I’d offer “shit eaters”, but it doesn’t quite have the same ingratiatory overtones.


404Media is the one outlet I don’t regret giving my e-mail address to.
Yeah, definitely, the problem is we live in a culture where “but we might make money off it!” trumps every legal and ethical consideration. I’d say LLMs (AI does not exist) have their legitimate uses, too.