Anybody on the outside would think I live in the midst of utter chaos. Yet if they ask me where something of mine is, I can unerringly go to it.

So the only answer I can have for your question is either “无” or ☯.

Ouch! That hurts!

I know. That’s why I was so touched!

Getting some decent flower pics since the spring explosion has started finally.

It’s a bit lame tbh

Why thank you! 😀

Family guy. He, as Mayor Adam West (?), tried to execute the ocean for killing people using “eye for an eye” logic.

It’s just a notion he clings to. He was told “X.com” was a stupid name that nobody thought was cool waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay back when and he’s absolutely fixed on “proving” that X is the coolest letter.

How do you know they’ve always failed? BY DEFINITION if an idea has been killed you won’t know it existed.

It is impossible to find a depth to which the Ketamine Kiddy won’t sink.

Agent Orange hath decreed that all igniters of all-holy Tesla shall to places be transported in which the rights of humans weigh little.

No they won’t. Any place that uses an AI for doing any kind of interaction with me doesn’t get my business.

It’s weird that Hitler himself, who appears to be an expert on whether something is a Hitler salute or not, agrees that Musk’s “awkward gesture” is … a Hitler salute.

There’s a side-by-side comparison between the Apartheid Manchild and HITLER!

A lot of Clarke & Dawe energy here.

I check the Nazi stock every morning for a quick pick-me-up, personally. I also like to get ALL the Nazis:

I just drink tea nowadays. Brewed tea at home, not bottled tea with ten tons of sugar per tenth of a serving. It took me about ten months to move from exclusively sugary carbonated drinks to tea, but now I don’t even enjoy the former anymore.

You are being a little bit pedantic. People talking about “AI” today are talking about “LLMs”, not the older tech that turned out not to actually be “AI”. (Rather like the current stuff isn’t actually “AI”.)

Ow. Fuck.

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Using it at all, really. Given the environmental costs, the social costs, and the fraud it entails, using it at all is pretty much unethical.

My favourite example, though, was the lazy lawyer who used ChatGPT to write a legal brief for him.