https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paris_syndrome

Dodge, duck, dip, dive, and dodge.

Orange you glad

Spaghetti, rice, potatoes, all are pretty much “boil water and set a timer.” I also enjoy the preseasoned chicken and pork from the grocery store. Turns out better than when I season it myself and the only step is to heat it up.

Seems like some people are looking at the AI chatbot and thinking “this thing is smarter than me.”

AI’s extremely flawed still, but it’s improving. There might actually be a day when it can do many of the things they promise. Supposedly it’s helping disease research. That seems undeniably good. Right now it’s useful in a few ways, in the future it will be helpful in more ways.

My biggest concern is that AI chatbots will soon start giving alternate versions of history. Becoming a huge propaganda tool. Even more than currently. I am afraid for the day when 99% trust it blindly. And that day is already almost here.

Everything hinges on an if?

Hop in the shower, steal some pants from a drawer.

The Beatles. It’s a plural of people who can keep a beat.

Depends on the location. Some places the lights turn to walk at regular intervals no matter what, the button only activates the beeping. But in my city the crosswalks never say walk unless someone pressed the button first.

Same thing with elevators. The door close button only works in a fraction of elevators.

Some subs went dark and never came back. Some went dark, came back only because Reddit appointed new mods and removed the old ones. There was a big shift in the top 25 or so most popular subs around that time. Total number of upvotes on the top posts also started trending downward around that time, not that I have any evidence that is a result of lowered traffic.