I like to imagine that cats just think we're stupid and need REALLY obvious hints

It's less about "more" and more about changing who

Developing a sense of place in video games take a lot of experience. Most "gamers" dont think about it much bc it's something they learned as children. You'll have to be patient and help her get comfortable

This is why the Bluefin docs mention you should avoid icebergs

Wiki has a breakdown of the debate and how it's evolved: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prototaxites

Neat stuff

According to police and prosecutors, the burning rocket damaged furniture, but the apartment owner and his family, who were home at the time, were unharmed.

Most import part imo

So school kinda lied to you. Herbivores and carnivores exist on a spectrum. The extremes are known as "obligates". So an animal that lacks the ability to eat plants entirely is known as an "obligate carnivore." Otherwise, the rest of animals are somewhere spread across the spectrum. Animals in this region are commonly known to eat what's easily available with just a preference toward one end or the other.

So a friend of mine went to a convention to show off his gaming project. The kids there were trying to touch the monitors to play the game. They didn't grab the keyboard and mouse. They didn't touch the controller. They touched the monitor. People's framework of what a computer is and what it's made of is completely different than what it use to be

Bro by that age I was driving 4 wheelers through uncharted woods. People need to chill

Sorry but the title on this post is so clickbaity. We've known that plants release chemical signals when injured for ages. This is definitely not "whispering messages"

That's the funny thing about kids. It's the same with pets. The problem isn't them, it's you. You have to learn how to behave better so that they behave better

the punks tried to warn us

A lot of people dont realize it's been around since the late nineties when grocery stores started storing massive datasets on customer behavior. It's only grown since then, but even back then they were able to predict things like what you were likely to buy next or where you were in a hormonal cycle

A not amazon link for anyone in the States: https://www.thriftbooks.com/...

this s a joke I'm too uneducated to get

Bold of you to assume that help desk positions aren't already full of autistic people

Here's the source since OP didn't link it for some reason:
https://grid.iamkate.com/

I think it depends on who you ask. Some people who "vibe code" definitely use it as a crutch for a lack of understanding. But others (often more senior) tend to use it as just a really really complex auto-complete. Mostly it generates chunks and patterns but the ideas and how those pieces connect come from the dev

yeah pretty much the way it's always been. Rules for thee but not for me

What the country needs, even