I would like to be offered an egg in this trying time.
@lemmy.zip
I would like to be offered an egg in this trying time.
Our governments are hostile. Act accordingly.
As someone who isn't even from or in the US: may he soon rest in piss, the absolute cunt.
I saw the clip. He did say no. Then the dude asking says something like "then why are we here?" and I wholeheartedly agree.
Aussie politicians are all bought and sold. Fucking scum.
What a fucking snowflake. Cry harder, bitch.
Cloud computing is the real endgame. The big tech bros want to price consumers out of the PC hardware market (GPUs, RAM, NVMe, etc.) so they can offer a cloud solution via subscription model.
I had one of these last week. Refreshed the page and got a standard image-based captcha. It won't be long before this QR/device attestation shit becomes the norm though.
I'm 12" what is this?
Department of War Crimes.
"Everyone who disagrees with me is a Nazi domestic terrorist."
They should aim a little higher next time.
Missus: Have you done the litters?
Me standing over the litterbox with a garbage bag in my hand: ...
The OG film (1995), the sequel (GitS: Innocence - 2005) and the series Stand Alone Complex (2002-05) are all essentials in the genre.
I think they mean the overpriced soap.
Aes is fucking great though.
Strange Days (1995). The main premise is cyberpunk as fuck, the story gets real dark and it stars Ralph Fiennes playing what is essentially a brain dance dealer. Great film.
None of the articles about this seem to mention David McBride, the whistleblower who first leaked/reported on these war crimes and is currently serving a five year sentence for doing so.
Same. Might have to call my Dad. He probably still has all my old Lego in a big plastic treasure chest. If he still has the boxes he might have some actual treasure.
Old 4chan meme where posts were given a numerical value and users would try to guess/game doubles or triples for the last 2-3 digits in the string. It usually came with a stipulation, like "trips and I x". Haven't lurked in a looong time, so dunno if it's still a thing. Might be showing my age.
To be fair, you don't need an LLM for that. The earliest text-based RPGs operated on free text input from the player, which would trigger actions based on keywords. (e.g., "go north", "pick up lantern", etc.")
You could do the same thing with dialogue. It's just a bunch of work and kinda clunky, but so is talking to a chatbot.
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