ZephyrXero

We used to play this game with my improv troupe in college, it’s so much fun

Having more than one obvious way is unpythonic

A non-paywalled version https://archive.is/oNl8y

Neat! Thanks

I wonder if the Sahara turning into a desert could coincide with a mass migration. It used to be lush once upon a time we believe. But I can’t remember the timings of the two, so I’m purely speculating

The dude clearly does not live in reality

Copyright was never meant to be used how it is today. It was specifically made to protect small creators from having big companies come in and rip them off. Companies were never meant to be the beneficiaries. But lot of lobbying plus corporations are people too bullshit changed that.

Copyright is meant to last roughly the lifetime of the artist, but organizations can live forever. And then nothing ever goes in the public domain, a shared culture dissolves in to nothingness.

So we need git add . && git commit -a here really

EVs are just a drop in the bucket. Most of the greenhouse gasses come from factories and industrial use

Every year for over a decade has been the hottest on record. And that’s not going to change till our societies change

No one knows how they work because they’ve been restricted from researchers

WTF? I thought they came to a cease fire recently 😞

Or better, seize all his peoperty and money

This, 100%. I fear malevolent humans welding AI much more than it going rogue on its own.

And aren’t they inverted in Zoroastrianism? All the good guys are evil, and vice versa

Mine gives me a +50 buff against solar rays

“The Customer is Always Right” originally referred to the pricing of an item. Meaning if the customer thinks it’s a good price, then you’ve picked a good price. That’s it. It was never meant to be used as an excuse to bend over backwards to your customer’s every whim

https://media.tenor.com/Wq9A8NO462EAAAAd/terminator2-were-not-gonna-make-it-are-we.gif

Inner Space (1987)

“toxic Buddhism” is not a phrase I ever expected to hear. Of all the religions I thought this was the safe one