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  • This comment is an old conservative rant.

    "Liberals get angry and tell us that the metric system is more "rational" than the measurements everyone understands. This is ridiculous. An inch is the width of a man's thumb, a foot the length of his foot, a yard the length of his belt. That's easy to visualize. How do you visualize 147.2 centimeters?" Ann Coulter

  • Instead of measuring out your pasta, have you considered switching to Linux?

  • Shut up and calculate!

  • Mamet went full MAGA

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  • Increase the density of air around them by ten of fifteen percent. If they begin to lie, reduce it to like 85% of normal.

  • F#? What? We can't curse on the internet? Self censorship at dictator levels here. /s

  • "Welcome back to tonight's episode of "Is it AI or 700 Indian Engineers!!" 👏🏾👏🏾 👏🏾

  • He's also got great politics and taste in music.

  • My group recently switched to Matrix and so this would be a tough sell, but it seems interesting. I haven't been a fan of Matrix and miss the ease of UI in discord, but was happy to leave with it's direction. How would you sell it with a small group that has small, but mounting usability issues with Matrix?

  • I am not a programmer and I think it's silly to think that AI will replace developers.

    But I was working through a math problem in Moscow Puzzles with my kiddo.

    We had solved it, but I wasn't sure he got it at a deep level. So I figured I'd do something in Excel or maybe just do cut outs. But I figured I'd try to find a web app that would do this better. Nothing really came up that was a good match. But then thought, let's see how bad AI programming can be. I'd fought with it over some excel functions and it's been mainly useful in pointing me in the right direction, but only occasionally getting me over the finish line.

    After about 6 to 8 hours of work, a little debugging, havinf teach and quiz me occasionally, and some real frustration of pointing out that the feature previously changed and re-emeged, I eventually had something that worked.

    The Shooting Range Simulator is a web-based application designed to help users solve a logic puzzle involving scoring points by placing blocks on vertical number lines.

    A buddy developer friend of mine said: "I took a quick scroll through the code. Looks pretty clean, but I didn't dive in enough to really understand it. Definitely all that css BS would take me ages to do without AI."

    I don't take credit for this and don't pretend that this was my work, but I know my kiddo is excited to try the tool. I hope he learns from it and we bond over a math problem.

    I know that everyone is worried about this tool, but moments like those are not nothing. Personally, I'm a Luddite and think the new tools should be deployed by the people's livelihood it will effect and not the business owners.

  • From g4tv? Damn. Also, same.

  • A perfect cretic, long, short, long (– ᴗ –).

  • Cut the wide end of. Dip your tooth brush into opening. Moan when you do. 60% of the time, it works every time.

  • Surprised there's no one in the comments going bat shit crazy that this was made by AI. Are we not doing that anymore?

  • The queue can be sorted by date. If you hit date again it reverse the order.

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  • Do the old fold and drip.