Ditto.

But I manage a team of embedded developers. On a specialised commercially restricted embedded platform.

AI does not know a thing about our tech. The stuff it does know is either a violation of the vendors contractual covenants or made up bullshit. And Our vendor’s documentation is supplemented by a cumulative decades of knowledge.

Yet still “you gotta use AI”.

While true; do curl http://copilot/?query=what+is+the+time; sleep 10; done

Bet the AI can’t see through this.

You should be putting sunscreen on regardless, and reapplying every 3 hours.

Taking a line from our Australian friends

fuck off, we’re full (of rich cunts)

I would disagree that home charging is necessary. There are other ways you can enable charging for the drivewayless.

Ie: My homes power supplier has a deal where I can charge my car at a specific companies chargers and only pay my home power rate.

I don’t have anywhere home charging capability. But because of this deal, I haven’t had any problems charging. I have just folded charging into my weekly routine.

Go to the gym, charge it up. If I need to walk the dog and the car is particularly low I’ll go walk the dog around a charger.

And it’s not like there’s a huge amount of chargers from this company around me.

Eventually, I will find the keys to my lambo.

I have a 25 year old cereal bowl and spoon. I’ve lived in maybe 15 houses across 4 countries in this time.

They used to have twins, but they were lost to the horrors of flatmates.

I don’t eat cereal any more, and haven’t for maybe 10 years. But I’ve got it. I have no idea why I keep it. But I do.

Not quite the same. But my NAS does files. That’s it.

Everything else is hosted elsewhere.

Mmm yes. A slice of a cold wet slimy produce on my hot fatty burger. Oooh yes please. I absolutely love the contrast of cold and hot; fat and slime.

If there’s anything that makes dining great, it’s opposites. And if there’s anyone with the skills to make opposites a gastronomical experience, it’s a line cook flipping burgers.

Other when it first opened, and there was a popo sitting at the bottom in front of the speed trap; every time I’ve gone to Kapiti that steep downhill traffic has been going 110kmh.

On the uphill, nobody does (or ends up doing) 100 unless they’re EVs, motorcycles, ir anything else with torque.

Then the crops grow, and they’re all full of microscopic glass fibre. Then the foodstuffs are shipped to the world. Then the foods are eaten and the GF joins the microplastics in our bloodstream.

Not necessarily unsafe, but similar for vans too. With nothing in my RWD vans cargo bay it’s quite easy to break traction. Especially on cold tyres.

Yes, I think so.

• the gibberish audio,
• gate number “♾️”
• everything moves with a localised parallax effect
• the wallabies torso and tail is weird
• the gangway has weird ribs half way down it

Yes, but in the terms of China leveraging the debt, it seems somewhat insignificant.

Small enough that the US could just spend 3% less on its defence budget to prevent China from gaining a deeper foothold.

US$22bn? Is that all? That’s like 2.5% of the 2023 US military expenditure.

That doesn’t seem like much?

Teaching critical thinking?

Every LLM has a Silver lining?

Teaching critical thinking?

Every LLM has a Silver lining?

There are 3 tiers of radioactive waste. With the highest being radioactive enough to produce heat, and the lowest being barely (if at all) more radioactive than your home.

But the low level waste accounts for 96% of waste, and is sometimes made up of things that could be contaminated, and are treated as such as a precaution.

The highest level waste makes up <1% of waste.

If you do this, make really good notes and markings on the polarity of your magnets.

The number of times I have tried this, to end up with two mating parts that repel each other.

Alternatively, just print recesses and glue them in afterwards.

Fewer bombs, but more litter.