What’s the strawberry problem? Does it think it’s a berry? I wonder why
What’s the strawberry problem? Does it think it’s a berry? I wonder why
Well I’m afraid to say there were a couple revolutions. Maybe you need to check your history book.
Oh yeah sodium is going to feel great when it starts reacting with water.
Can we do the freezing candidates thing then do electronic voting?
Then every person that comes to check why nobody is thawing we freeze them too
Yep it’s cheesy. You can do that with purpose, but that’s very rare.
X wars
Yep but oatmeal chocolate beats them all
A bit, I have a huge collection of CDs ripped to MP3 that are nowhere else digital streaming
I find the weird weird thing is to listen to local radio or satellite radio. I only do it for short trips where the radio turns on automatically and it’s not worth the time to put decent music from the phone.
Yada yada I think Valve is well meaning and I’m still to trust anything Microsoft does is well meaning. OpenAi is just the latest manifestation of how you could do things well but intentionally choose the evil path.
Just this one time
And same for music. What year is this 2010?
Well sure, but they were really good at it all
You can make 20% drops in value look harmless if you flatten the graph enough
Wait until you hear AMD is treating OEMs now as bad as Intel did on their most glorious moments.
I’ll try to buy as few computers as I can until Risc-v is main stream.
Well I do remember moments where people should have felt embarrassed but they didn’t, or that they were so embarrassed that I felt part of the embarrassment.
That sounds fun on mobile
You say we are the most law abiding but also we are on average throwing bikes as much as anyone else. Can you pick a side please?
Ooh so nothing to see here
It’s the hero myth that came to life at the time of Beethoven, of a misunderstood genius. Yes that guy was pretty good at what he did, but it was simply that he got progressively deaf and couldn’t socialize with people anymore.
From that to marvel movies stereotype of one man prodigy and media idolizing individuals with sob stories.
Look at Nobel prizes in science, they’re often multiple names, and behind each names there’s countless decades of graduate students contributions and their teams.