Happy belated birthday!

They need to have expo matches where you get to overly explain every move, and let people do summon chants for their deck bosses. Everyone is already doing it in their head anyways. It's only right.

And to clarify, it's the massive amount of co-ordination for these massive vector computes that warps how the tech works. You simply do not need this co-ordinaton for the basic instruction sets they're taking about.

Like this is just wrong. Large Generative Models just simply do not do the same thing as basic automation. Automation as it exists follows a pre-set path, with some dynamism able to be programmed. LLM/LIMs have titanic instruction sets that burn tons of resources to co-ordinate and cycle through.

Oh yeah, there's a lot of misunderstanding of how Healthcare works internationally

I mean the general feeling from Americans tends to be "well at least those governments try!" While not realizing that those gaps lead to very real negative outcomes, and loads of people falling through the cracks.

That being said tho, please don't take this as a defense of American healthcare.

Im terribly sorry for your loss. Thank you for letting the world know he was here.

Wonder what they thought about blaseball

The st. Anger snare would actually work for a few different vibes, but unfortunately somehow st. Anger itself was not one of the songs with that vibe

Happy birthday Chise!

Every time I ask myself if a 5e supplement would sell better, I put another line of rules text down for literally any other system

Awesome! Here's to it hitting 100k soon ^^

Oh yeah then I'm guessing your issue is that basically nobody makes "consumer grade" (sane interface) soft for Linux, and even then sometimes it might actually be distro reliant.

I am... let's just say not a fan of how some digital rights schema have been set up over time. It can get obnoxious.

But if you want windows-like everyone whose soft suggestions I trust says Mint so that's my suggestion too

Hopefully nobody's tried tricking you into becoming a mountain hermit by installing gentoo

Nah, the majority of hackers do shit like hunt vulnerabilities for cash bounty, which is work nobody ever hears about. This stinks of script kiddie that found a vuln and decided it was time to play Hackerman(tm) for the sake of his obsequious political cause

The amount of paternalistic nonsense laid onto every generation since X by the very groups choking out economic velocity would be hilarious if it wasn't so sad.

Nice