Probably your sister.

~I’ll show myself out.~

Now we can say “What’s up Doc?” and mean it. 🐰🥕

*badder english

The ribbons over the left side of the chest are for achievements/awards and combat deployments he has had during his service.

frfr no cap, like skibidi sigma ohio rizz.

Not all needles have eyes.

You mean a “Splinter”?

I was not aware that Charlie Daniels addressed this, and I am also not surprised that he doesn’t like it. 😂

Hot take: the devil won down in Georgia. He was looking for a soul, and he got Johnny’s with greed and pride, not fiddle-playing skills.

I wouldn’t put it past any villain to throw a contest if it meant winning in less obvious ways. That’s why they’re villains.

So, you can say, it’s something else? 🤔

None of what you said makes any sense.

This is the equivalent of an anti-vaxxer denouncing vaccines because they feel that their herbs are close enough to real medicine. 🤦‍♂️

Don’t do that. Syntax absolutely matters.

That’s not JSON. Note the use of equal signs for the property names. That’s something else.

Oh my. 😮 😅

I’d be interested in what things you are referring to.

His name is Jonathan Edward Durham.

Is it the AI itself? Or is it that it’s being forced down your throat despite being an alpha-level (in programming, alpha means very early release with lots of bugs and missing features, and nowhere near production quality) software?

Personally, I like the idea of AI. And occasionally I will find a use for it; i.e. summarizing long texts, or giving me pointers for a complex software problem I need an example for visualizing a potential solution. I do also use an LLM for code completion, and it is actually useful more often than not.

But, this idea that it should write my code for me, or be integrated so deeply in an operating system and other integral software (browsers, email, and search engines), is certainly a line too far and dangerously ignorant of companies to be doing right now.

Do you remember which ad? You’ve got me curious now.

This is the tooth, the whole tooth, and nothing but the tooth.

Enlighten me.

The plastic is already here and unfortunately we haven’t figured out a good way to get rid of it. So instead of polluting our oceans and landfills, why not use it for better roads? At least until we figure out a better solution.