
You’re just making a solid ZZ top reference and some troglodyte down voted you. Sigh.
Fortunately, woodland creatures don’t hire lawyers

You’re just making a solid ZZ top reference and some troglodyte down voted you. Sigh.
I don’t know half of you as well as I should like, and I like half of you as well as you deserve
His friends call him spooky dick
These guys were so huge and then fell off the face of the planet


Two part comment:
I don’t think you should have to answer to anyone, but at the same time don’t sell yourself short.
Humans are social creatures by nature - even if you’re very introverted like me, you do need some sort of connection. In your case, it may not be connection you need, but build some redundancy in a system that works for you.
One of the things that I noticed as my 30s came and went was how situational friendships and relationships are. Most people you meet in life are just passing though your story. Very few stick.
I also realized how little effort most people put in to friendships. I’m always the one trying to maintain. They have my number but the phone never rings for the most part.


Here, let me just let me quickly perform the equivalent of mental rape to help you forget about that robot pussy
You get it


Have some more dyslexia
Hurling Subway sandwiches at cops is probably the best use of them. They aren’t fit for human consumption
A friend and I have a saying about femme fatale women: I wouldn’t even try to fix her; I’d let her make me worse


He’s gonna need a big ol’ cable


Millennials losing their minds over this when we used to shout ‘fuck your couch!’ and Rick James, Bitch! all the time, before memes were a thing.
I suppose memes have always been memes, but they were simply auditory before
That’s super shitty dude. No one deserves that.


Howling


My dearest Fossil! Congratulations! Super proud of you dude - that’s not a small feat. My M.Sc. damn near did me in.


out of all the comments in this thread, yours is probably the best thought out. I’ll admit, I’m very much in line with OP, in that the more someone hypes something up, the less I want to do with it. I get increasingly skeptical, and that gets seriously compounded when I see C-suites give nebulous answers on how things will improve with a new invention.
I think it’ll find its niche, but right now, the fucking thing can barely do math, and is at best, a learned pig. There’s really big barriers to making AI actually useful, such as the scalability and energy/water requirements. Until we can get elegant coding and inputs, we’re going to struggle.
You ever listen to 1812 overture? Lol