“Grok” was briefly a real(ish) word back in the 60’s, after Robert Heinlein’s Stranger in a Strange Land first came out. It faded into obscurity over the last few decades until Elon ressurected it, and now writers are unironically utilizing it again for some reason.
Nice emdashes ya got there
Oh boy, Points. I certainly enjoy the “real cash value” of Points. If only I were paid in Points instead of Money
What if I don’t live in America, and my local infrastructure is sanitary?
“Will you suspend operations so that kids will be safe?”
“No, we’re going to ramp up operations so that kids will be safe.”
No, there are many of us who tried it, found it lacking, and never used it again, especially in light of the endless hype cycle. :)
Like, upside-down?
Here’s hoping. I’m not so optimistic about Europe really flexing their muscles, but I look forward to being pleasantly surprised!
I would like to know more
Surprising no one, since people have been calling this for months
Unless that’s just the shitty cover story
Ooooof, what a dark timeline. I’d rather hear “I don’t know” over BS any day of the week
Yes, rejection sucks. But not as much as sycophantic LLMs that don’t know anything.
We need rain, I’m told.
It rains, complaints grow tenfold.
Royksopp - Happy Up Here
Hear hear
Well that’s some bullshit
You need to rethink your social media campaign, and please leave all of us on Lemmy alone.
Corporations don’t care about people. This bank doesn’t care about you. Banks care for no one but themselves.
I read it as a teenager and wasn’t particularly impressed. As an adult I reread it after hearing it was a “classic” and I couldn’t even make it halfway through. Absolutely agree that liking that book is a red flag