This is the language equivalent of the "I have a small issue with this software." - "Have you tried switching your OS to Linux and using a FOSS alternative?" conversation lol
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Know Your Meme - This Dog Is Fucked Up Bruh
This Dog Is Fucked Up Bruh refers to [...] the Aussiepoo dog Nori Porkchop edited in the style of a social media post or official playlist artwork by Spotify. After going viral in late July 2022, the image gained virality as a non sequitur spam reaction image on Discord and other social media and has been used in edits.
Know Your Meme - Nori Porkchop
Nori Porkchop is a toy Aussiedoodle residing in Seatle, WA who went viral in October 2019 for his human-like facial features and then again in 2019 for posts comparing the dog to actor Seth Rogan.
Big Pretzel is probably way to busy keeping the tasty European baked goods away from the Americans instead of spending time on proper Pretzel rotation. Also, every kid knows that pretzel sticks have a top and bottom, don't be ridiculous! :P
Number 2 is not upside down. There seems to be no real consensus on what is "up" for a pretzel, but one alleged origin indicates that the pretzel was shaped after praying hands in the middle ages, which would mean 2 is right side up. Also, when they are made in a bakery, due to how the technique is done, they are placed like in 2, and that direction is also reflected on some more traditional bakery signs.
The knight jumps onto the C3 concrete block. Black is startled by white breaching into the third dimension and can't move. Then knight to E4 is checkmate.
Cats are a bit like very good friends: doing their best to annoy you when they can, but also doing their best to help you when you need it the most.
Finally found it! Megazone 23 Part I, at 55:24
Everyone: Hey, I've seen this claim before! Elmo: What do you mean you've seen it? It's brand new!
It's wild to me that you're equating having children with doing effort in your life. These people were supporting you in your choices too! They were paying taxes, maybe they were open to babysitting because they had no children of their own, maybe they financially helped parents within their family that were struggling. You're kind of suggesting a two-class society, where childless people are off to fend for themselves with minimal support, regardless of what good they might have done in their lives. It's like sending firefighters only to houses of other (ex-)firefighters, and letting all other houses burn because they 'put in no effort' themselves.
High adoption demand is good for the kids, but not for people relying on kids for their survival at an older age!
Exemptions will always be made for the unable.
Ruminate on that for a second. Think about how a government would determine if you're unable. If you're gay, does the government need to see you having sex with a man to be sure? What if a person has e.g. endometriosis and getting pregnant is far more unlikely but not impossible. Were they unable? Or just not trying enough? And what if a person wasn't even diagnosed but just thought they were unlucky? We'd need a ridiculously thorough health check for every pensioner just to determine one factor in their eligibility.
I had an electric toothbrush that my cat loved to rub against. Every evening when I got ready for bed, he got up and went to the bathroom with me, only to meow at me loudly until I sit down with him and let him rub his head against the handle of the toothbrush while I was brushing my teeth.
He disliked the toothpaste smell, but the face massage was always worth it haha.
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I'm a bit torn on this. On one hand: obviously LLMs do this, since they're essentially just huge pattern recognition and prediction machines, and basically any person probing them with new complex problems has made that exact observation already. On the other hand: a lot of everyday things us humans do are not that dissimilar from recognizing patterns and remembering a solution, and it feels like doing this step well is a reasonable intermediate step towards AGI, and not as hugely far off as this article makes it out to be.