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Can you clarify how, at all, that’s relevant to the article?

Man, I know it’s probably going to be a while longer, but I’m really looking forward to the day I can run Asahi on my M4 Air.

Grok, in my experience, is extremely prone to hallucinations when not used for coding. It will readily claim to have access to internal Slack channels at companies, it will hallucinate scientific papers that do not exist, etc. to back its claims.

I don’t know if the hallucinations extend to code, but it makes me unwilling to consider using it.

It is geek bait — most people read too far into these “spikes” and cut out healthy foods in doing so. It’s taking literally one metric as gospel which is moronic to be frank.

> Name calling typically results in people viewing you as immature.

If this was true, Trump wouldn’t be president. Either that, or America doesn’t see an issue with immaturity.

Depending on your reference point, a sigmoid and an exponential curve look the same.

How did sanctions backfire?

Why is that the question to ask?

Under what definition is the US economy in a recession?

People can keep clamoring for it, but the only recession the US is possibly in is a “vibes based” recession.

Wrong. The top alien hunter is obviously none other than blink-182’s Tom DeLonge.

I personally prefer Leo’s work “War - What Is It Good For?”

I’ve lived in an apartment with all LED lighting for just over two years, and not a single light has ever gone out in my apartment.

In the apartment I had before with non LED lighting (not sure what it was specifically, I had about 25-30% of my lights fail within 18 months.

Carbon externalities not being reflected in the price of a good is a bug, not a feature.

It’s a market failure that needs to be rectified.

How is that common sense?

What