

How high, sir?


How high, sir?


Right, it’s bad when one country invades another out of nowhere, like for flimsy historical excuses to use their land.


Fish attacks mirror.
I could hold up a blank sign and you’d parrot the same script about “fantasy.”


“We can’t moderate you for applying our rhetoric consistently unless you explicitly say which camp you mean!”


Yes, wouldn’t it be terrible if one country claimed the entire territory of another.


‘We’ve limited access to this super duper hacking tool to stop master hackers from getting it and OHH NOOO!’ is the plot of a beloved trash sci-fi movie, not news I can take seriously.
It’s not tunneling, it’s capacitance. Even truly disconnected components can accidentally become a transformer.
Confidently incorrect about how fragile some circuits can be. Simple functionality is a convenient illusion we’ve beaten into various squiggles of metal. Electricity is secretly also a radio and a magnet, and even in wires it can’t know there’s nothing at the end until it gets there. Sometimes things just happen.
Sleep is also when your brain finally goes “Hey why didn’t you do this obvious solution?”
See also talking in the shower as a debugging method.


Who could possibly give a shit?


Art belongs to its audience.
People have a right to culture.
I don’t think that’s an accurate use of the format. They’re more like the big flat layer right above that: fairly small, behind almost everything, and completely unnecessary.
Downvoters don’t know what “fair use” means. Or do, but would rather work backwards from kneejerk opposition to an outcome.
A robot read every book in the library. That’s what libraries are for. If it can’t reproduce any book more closely than a Wikipedia summary, and serves a different purpose - that’s a protected work.
Training is transformative use.
A gigabyte of linear algebra that can rap about the Silmarillion is plainly not just copying. It’s not even large enough to contain a meaningful fragment of every book that shaped it.
Protecting fair use is more important than any hate-boner toward chatbots.


“How do I?” is a question. “How to” is an explanation.
Sorry, it’s a pet peeve.


Couldn’t even include the real movie… that’s just rude.
"China is good!’
“I disagree.”
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