Well it was way back in the day when I was in academia. Notice it was before OpenAI was a gleam in Altman’s eye.

OBAA was visually stunning. The chase scene along the highway with the low angle camera was amazing. The visuals during the city raid also deserve the big screen.

Stack I guess. Like I said it didn’t vibe with me.

Yes. It’s when we stopped.

Didn’t finish watching Sinners. It seemed overdone from the beginning. Silk and Smoke? C’mon.

100% whatever trailcam fits your budget. They are robust against weather and other insults, crazy battery life, and some have remote monitoring. Don’t overthink this one.

I’m out of the loop. Can someone ELIi’manidiot.

I wanted to use AI to read parking regulations and tell you where you could park for how long. I was going to license the technology to Garmin for their GPS devices. This was around 2004.

Drink alcohol to stay warm.

The argument that the bubble is good because some people will become really rich while a lot of people suffer just seems genuinely stupid.

92%. Canadian.

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It would have no effect whatsoever. All of that learning stuff is forebrain function. It’s hard to acquire, and the first thing to go when under stress or intoxicated. People make all kinds of bad decisions when they know better. They splurge on vacations when they are already paying interest on credit card balances. They sleep with strangers while they want to keep a stable home life. They buy too much car or spend to much on clothes for little hits of feel good when they would be better off saving money.

Knowing something doesn’t equate to action. And the impulse to gamble can easily over ride some school lesson on poor odds of winning.

Oh shit - that one too. And Star Wars. 👴

This. But Blade Runner.

When this strip originally ran a number of papers cropped the top of the cartoon rendering it somewhat incomprehensible. Of course that wasn’t unusual for The Far Side…

File under ‘don’t mix your letter cases’.

It’s a way to avoid a perjury trap. Because if you don’t recall and say “no I have never met them”, some photo of you standing next each other in a buffet line can produce a perjury charge.

I don’t know about historical recipes for malt or hop ratios. I do know that there is a wide variety of yeast with a range of working temperatures ranging from around 5-35 C° (40-95 freedom degrees). The racks over a stove would work for some yeasts and produce beer after 3-4 days. I understand that brewing was pretty sophisticated in the 1600s even if the science was not fully understood.

Who isn’t?