Jack of a Couple of Trades

Yes... Ha ha ha... YES!!!

Thank you for asking; I was questioning everything I thought I knew about how the game works 😅

so you can't trust the output, there's no way to fix it so you can, and using it to replace people who know how to do things will result in people relying on it more with less ability to know when it's wrong

Minus the the actual Academy part 😅

Not sure they're comparable in the nuances of what you're talking about with that formula (and because I haven't finished it yet) but it feels like you're describing Star Trek Prodigy ;⁠-⁠)

"Author of famous sci-fi story 'Don't Create the Torment Nexus' found guilty of torturing the characters put in the titular machine, sentenced to be the inaugural prisoner for the real-world version, which is on-schedule to be completed early next week."

*raises chalice in salute of UU mention*

the median american opinion is basically "let hardworking people stay & get them documented so john mcwhitey isn't competing w someone being paid sub-minimum under the table, & also secure the border" and for some reason neither centrist nor leftist democrats could figure out how to message on this

Screenshot of Tommy Ten Names, claiming he's afraid and fleeing the UK.

Just checking, it's now ok to flee your homeland, because you're afraid for your safety, and seek refuge in another Country?

Glad we've cleared that up. Let's hear no more about immigration and refugees then.

Quality performance art. Easy to parse, thematically relevant, kinda gross. Love it.

Sounds like they're maxmaxxing :3

"I'm pretty sure he's responding to me because I always get the same sequence of letters, but they don't make any sense!"

"Weird, and a little eerie. What are the letters? Maybe it's a cipher!"

"R-T-F-M"

I don't mean to alarm anybody but it sorta seems like we're on track for no one to ever again know how to do anything

(You know it works because nobody says that anymore ^_^)

This is what we folks in the computer industry refer to as a 1337 h4x :3

Anyway, here's Wonderwall

It strikes me as problematic the extent to which knowing how something works or even wanting to know is seen as endorsement of it.

It's not adhd it's the constant target locks I'm hearing.

I'm just going to say a thing.

What a person looks like is not reflective of their soul. Insulting the appearance of bad people who do bad things as an outcome or indication of their rotten hearts perpetuates the notion that conventional beauty = virtue, a myth that's led to untold human damage.

LOL that was basically my first thought as well: "does that imply we should tell everyone they have plenty of time and we're well on the way to reversing aging or something? Maybe have them visualize a cute bunny or similarly nonthreatening adorable creature?"

That said, potentially this is due to a lack of primary challengers so maybe all that needs to happen is for there to be that opportunity to pick someone else in the primary. (At the very least necessary; may or may not be sufficient)

Need to figure out a way to channel the sentiment of "well the folks in power didn't do what I wanted, guess I'll vote for the other party/sit this one out" into the primaries. Don't vote for the other party! Pick someone else from the one that is more generally aligned with your interests!!!

I'm more worried that things will proceed as it feels like they have repeatedly in the past: no significant primarying of incumbents, and Republicans regain a majority in the general election (in '28) instead.

Researchers working with the tobacco system Joe Camel have come to understand that the plant-based health product's smooth, velvety flavor is a matter of both cultivation and cool.

Chat is this Sephirothposting?

Oh

Oh no

Cooling off my drink by putting it in a thermos.

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This would have been a good point for someone to have asked, is that really how things work? Or is vacuum in fact an excellent insulator? www.ft.com/content/a5cf...

Anyway do not, under any circumstances, for any reason, give your ID to a tech company or one of their subcontractors