Wait a minute, whatβs going on here?! American Smarties made in CANADA?!??! #halloween #candy
Wait a minute, whatβs going on here?! American Smarties made in CANADA?!??! #halloween #candy
Who'd'a thunk that predictive generative models would reflect the biases present in their training materials? :blobmindblown:
https://arstechnica.com/ai/2024/11/study-ais-prefer-white-male-names-on-resumes-just-like-humans/
A thing I always want to say to "election observers" - i.e. usually right-wingers on a field trip to be angry at people - is why didn't you volunteer and pitch in?
Like, if you really want it to be run fairly, help run it. But yeah I know this is more a hypothetical question than anything.
I'm just glad that we vote from home here after years of standing in lines
It's so weird that Apple is working so hard to make me never want to pay for Apple Intelligence or make any device featuring it seem appealing
Like, just assume anything coming from blue bubbles and "sent from my iPhone" to be complete slop
@logicalmoody Yeah, this looks like a bad SNL sketch and makes me feel squicky about the whole thing
I keep thinking about the part in Kim Stanley Robinson's "Ministry for the Future" where an eco-terrorist group starts shooting down private jets
@cruftbox This is awesome! We only had like 6 kids over 3 hours this year, so I'm living vicariously through your timelapse
Eating a surplus KitKat from the Halloween provisions and I am reminded that they make KitKats with ground-up KitKats
https://www.today.com/food/kit-kat-bars-are-made-ground-kit-kats-t106777
PSA: a Slack message is neither a bug report nor a planned item of work nor durable documentation
PSA: a link to a Slack thread should not be the sole contents of a bug report or a proposed item of work
@brennen sit/stand desk with a folding treadmill underneath?
@thegibson igloos for jumping spiders
@mathowie As someone who's spent too much time with a fridge door open filling a water bottle, I'm seriously eyeing up that self-filling pitcher
@kataclyst I want to say they started with private flights and then moved onto general airlines, but I might be misremembering π€
@chmod777 Depending on what printer you got, I'd say get a roll of the cheapest PLA you can find and also a roll of more expensive stuff like Prusament and do a bakeoff between them.
I've been pleasantly surprised with the rock-bottom cheapest PLA on my Prusa MK4 printing totally fine for just screwing around and learning.
I've only had my printer for about a year, so I'd imagine someone else has a smarter answer π
@chmod777 but tl;dr, I think there's no substitute for just trying a bunch of stuff and seeing how it works with your printer
@lettosprey This is epic & rad, your house would have been amazing to trick or treat at
The corporate training will continue until morale improves