Billegh

As an American, I approve of this statement.

Lol. No shit, Sherlock. We’ve been screaming this for decades.

I think that’s the problem though, isn’t it. It is other people’s work, condensed down into what could semi-accurately be called a statistics based random word generator. If LLMs were good at it or had people checking behind then that were good we wouldn’t be in this mess in the first place.

True, but printing presses errored in consistent ways and could easily be fixed by someone literate in the language being printed. The only black boxes were the cases containing letter stamps. The smashing was happening because of what was being printed, and not because suddenly statistically relevant portions of the workforce were now unemployed and possibly unemployable. The situation is a bit different…

Yeah, they’ve been talking about this for over a month.

Fucking

Do it

That’s not really all that impressive. From my research, what irritates the French and Italians the most are the French and Italians.

Blowing hot air? I didn’t know I wanted that. Sign me up. 😳

Perhaps, but my 2023 Elantra has three levels of heating and cooling on both the driver and passenger side. Can’t pick back vs bottom, but it’s still really nice.

Probably, this standard has been forced to rename itself.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_and_Scanner_Interface_Specification

I think I went to school with that guy…

Bet. I’ve always wanted a gay frog.

We’ve tried that, it doesn’t work.

Are we not telling them that they misspelled “Trout”?

TIL. I was pretty sure that was New Jersey.

Well, that was usually accurate though. Co-authored by Copilot was likely not.

Shit scripting, or shitting

Its been on the whole time, just a ddos making it hard to get to them.

After all these years, gas prices are what finally does them in…

Absolutely. I was just describing where I put the bar, and it isn’t even anywhere near it.

There are historical records of it being used just in general since before the US slave trade. It wasn’t used deliberately as a perjorative despite the meaning clearly being that they were not seen as humans. It was also sometimes used to mean anyone “not white.”

It gets fuzzy before then; there aren’t good records for that. But considering how Europeans saw themselves, I can’t imagine that it wasn’t used at all then too.