See how you’re not saying “AI started in the 50’s” there?

more like “chess computer” and “computer analysis”

No-one thought of them as intelligences

Unless you’re in a phone booth or an outhouse with the guy, you’ll just take a step back. You can reach him, he can’t reach you without getting through the spear first.

Spears are better than swords: scientific proof

“Conscript fathers” could’ve been just “Romulus and Remus”, imo.

Alternatively, you know you’re not saying those things in good faith.

Cognitive priming, is what this post is.

“I can’t even be bothered to correct you” is like barely half a degree away from “do your own research” — the mating call of the cognitively impaired.

Idk man, I’m just refuting you “nuh-uh, totally opposite” logic.

“I think it’s intentionally wrong so it appears more impartial”

It’s sickeningly OBVIOUS that it’s very much partial. It’s putting “authoritarianism” and “corrupt” on the side that it’s established moral things are on

You guys are dipshits, but it’s no wonder with your education and national infra :D

No it isn’t

edit again, cognitive priming

Nice link and info, ty

Edit essentially it’s what the “fell out a window” is. Everyone knows what it actually is

No it doesn’t

For anyone sad enough to buy anything these muppets say, Google ‘cognitive priming’

Edit oh and how they’ve edited their comment to have ridiculous whataboutism in it, such as “hey, replication crisis exists, no theres actually zero science anywhere”.

edit2 based on the downvotes, Vanja is mad

Shit-faced from six beers?

For a person.

He’s saying having a six-pack in the morning isn’t challenging. Which it isn’t. But AI can’t get drunk, which is the aim of drinking beer, which males the joke.

Him explaining and me now over-explaining it makes it worse. Sorry.

This has the side effect of banning cheap plastic trash in your cheap chocolate

You really want to do the whole American vs European chocolate thing?

Because Euroean doesn’t taste like vomit, unlike all US chocolates.

The food act the ban is based on is from 1938, whereas this import ban is from like the 90’s, so I’m more leaning to some capitalist shenanigans to block a competitor from a market idk. Although they were illegal even before that based on the law from 38, someone had imported some and were selling them and then they did the recall and import ban

And theyre serious about enforcing that

In January 2011, the US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) threatened a Manitoba resident with a 300 Canadian dollar fine for carrying one egg across the US border into Minnesota. In June 2012, CBP held two Seattle men for two and a half hours after discovering six Kinder Surprise eggs in their car upon returning to the US from a trip to Vancouver. According to Joseph Cummings of Seattle, Washington, one of the men detained, a border guard quoted the potential fine as “$2,500 per egg”.

Thanks. That’s some tasty info, gonna need this when forging my own forks in the post-apocalyptic nightmare hellscape we’re going to enter in the next few decades.

Decades obviously I won’t have even gave a downloaded Wikipedia, I’ll just go by drunk memories. And thus this will be there somewhere.

Almost as pointless as being a soldier in early 1940’s France.

A game is forcing me to cross-dress to gain access to an all-female area, inhabited by tall beautiful mommies? "Ohnooo"

It was the Gerudo icehouse quest! It’s amazing to me how close to history I am sort of. When my grandma was little, they didn’t have fridges, and they used to pile snow and ice and compact it and then cover it with sawdust, behind the sauna where the sun wouldn’t be shining. She said it usually lasted till around June. Perhaps even later can’t remember and can’t ask anymore. RIP.

Actually when irl blood feeders (such as vampire bats) feed, they need to constantly keep pissing while sucking blood, so as not to burst from the volume of liquid they’re feeding off of.

Because blood is relatively nutrition poor. Just mostly water with an irony taste. (Uh… I wouldn’t know personally ofc. Uhm, a friend told me. A human friend, as all we humans have.)

My family members would literally all answer the first one.

Or perhaps “I’m aware of the notion, but don’t believe in it”

I personally prefer it when the rich get some illegal consequences.

I live in SW Finland on the coast of the Baltic Sea. It’s wet and cold 90% of the year.

We still have this sort of book exchange in the entrance way to my local shop. A tiny bookshelf/night desk. Not too common though, I can’t think of any others right now.

But like the weather shouldn’t be the issue, that’s just an engineering problem at that point. I imagine like a glass doored fridge with some dehumidifiers placed inside should probably work in most places to protect books.