I prefer gender-chaotic neutral

Nuts and seeds are good, too.

The Nazis and the KKK have some ideas.

Me too, Bulbasaur.

Or capitalism

The nasal strips have been a slight improvement, but I’d still much rather have the surgery. Finding proper pillows seems impossible though! One is never enough, and two is awkward and uncomfortable. Right now I’m using some pillows we originally got for the couch and those have been fine.

I thought I had sleep apnea for sure, so I went in and I had a couple sleep studies done. Negative for sleep apnea and other sleep disorders, so they ordered an arterial blood gas. All my levels came back perfect, so they referred me to an ENT because they did catch a lot of snoring. Five minutes with the ENT and they saw I have a badly deviated septum that pretty much keeps me from breathing through my right nostril. So now I’m on a trial of breathing strips at night to see if surgery will be a good option.

Spider-Man: Miles Morales. I keep playing super-long JRPGs back to back and I wanted a nice fun palate cleanser before starting the next one. And there was a sale to go along with the release of Brand New Day.

It’s fun. Web-slinging feels good. Miles’s unique powers are great quality of life improvements over the first game.

I would have waited a couple more months if I knew it was set around Christmas time. I’m the Christmas champion!

This story is ancient. I remember seeing it circulate in the early 2010s.

At least the people that liked Bush Sr. were overruled by the voting populace.

Train a local LLM on it and undercut them at $599.

Too much jargon. Employee is just using an AI agent.

I use one of the forks on f-droid.

That’s also how I felt when I was first prescribed stimulants

My kid’s school uses Google Classroom and some teachers will check the revision history in Docs.

ohh, let’s see the .ml spin on it.

I do wear a helmet on my bike and seatbelt in the car for that reason.

But more importantly, what standard preemptive screening is doing any harm? Are you an anti-vaxxer, too?

Must be cat owners.

So many shitty managers, C-suite execs, and AI accelerationists are convinced that they can replicate an entire workflow with a single vague prompt that will print infinite money. They can’t comprehend the idea that you still have to understand what you’re asking for, how to ask for it, how to spot what’s wrong with the output, and what needs to be done to correct it.

AI will never be able to do that. Not because it’ll never be technically capable, but because it was never, or will ever, be designed to.

I work in government and part of my job is writing memos or documents that nobody will ever read but that some congressional mandate requires me to have on file. I absolutely offload that to AI so I can do my real job.