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There is a time and place where AI can be useful... but the way it is used today is pointless and wasteful.

Ideally, she can dunk on how shit it is now, but also talk about the super high-tech ways we can hope to see it implemented in the near future.

I had no idea what you meant by ISAIP and people kept repeating it in their replies.

It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia

Folks. The acronym.

I once brought up in a family dinner how incredible and strange water is, and how we don't really think about it.

It appears naturally in all three phases, expands when frozen, has a high surface tension, has a high specific heat, and can behave as a mild base or acid. Oh, and all the living stuff has water in it.

Nobody really understood what I meant except my sister.

Kind of? Milkis has this nice yogurty tartness that I don't think sparkling water and milk powder can give you

I wish asian bakeries understood that adding a bit of salt to the peanut cream makes it a whole lot better.

Instead they add more sugar

I'm in a similar spot, but with fatigue/brainfog instead of migraines.

I believe in you, friend. I feel like shit and I'm sure you do too, but we can make it through.

I was buying lubricants and flux for putting together keyboards and other soldering projects.

My dad was like "look, I don't know what drugs look like these days but it definitely looks weird when you're getting multiple shipments of vials and syringes."

And, honestly, I don't blame him. It looked pretty sus.

You could train it to analyze sales tactics for different categories of items or even for specific items, then offer the AI's conclusions as an 'AI assistant' locked behind a paywall.

Plenty of use cases for collecting e-commerce data.

Not gonna lie I thought your username was Copaganda at first.

No, I do not have dyslexia lol

You can actually get bonus ghosting if you switch to FSR Performance with frame gen!

It has Kendall Jenner Pepsi ad vibes to me