“Thank you dealer, I would like to discard all 5 of those cards you played now, thanks.”

But ChatGPT helped me write this graphic in only 30 minutes, and it’s exact.

Don’t worry, there’s always 2026!

I’ve been really worried about this. You can re-train a smarter model on old data, but what happens when our software changes and those old answers are obsolete? Then the AIs won’t be accurate, and we’ve killed our tried-and-true tool to address the issue.

Literally everything republicans say repeatedly now is basically a dogwhistle for “I don’t care about other people”.

Voldemort did it first. You can chop off your nose any time you’d like.

Help, I told my wife this, and then she replied “it’s not shark week, that starts on July 7th”. What did I do wrong and how do I recover?

I’m not 100% convinced it’s not loss actually…

Statistically, people may tend to blow their lottery winnings and end up broke if they take the lump sum.

Financially, the lump sum is the better option because if it’s well invested, it will grow faster than the full payout over the term of the full payout. It turns out that if you have near unlimited money for the best financial advisors, you will make a lot of money.

My favorite part about that repo is someone asked for buttplug.io integration, and the dev replied that the feature is already inter-compatible with another buttplug.io extension out of the box.

GNU’s not Unix tool kit image manipulation program. As long as you don’t believe Unix actually is an acronym

You forgot holding your poop, arguably the most important one in the history of Lemmy

Typically you’d just present it as the upper diagonal of the matrix.

100% probability based on evidence actually.

He just goes by “family” now

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Except the film is from Oppenheimer’s perspective so Hiroshima and Nagisaki aren’t part of it?

To say that was the theme of the trilogy is a little generous. It was the theme of a single plotline of a movie that was also part terrible.

This is absurdly untrue. Space is VERY empty. The above comment is just plain wrong. CERN has the best vacuum in the world at around 1000 atoms/cc. Deep space is less than 1. Even nebulae have a density far below 1000 atoms/cc, and those are the most dense regions of space.

It may be true that we use vacuum pumps for chip manufacturing that get vacuums less dense than the exosphere, which we like to call space sometimes, but it’s definitely influenced by Earth and not a good definition of a space vacuum.