Lee said he doesn’t know a single student at the school who isn’t using AI to cheat.

How far do you have to be into the AI shit bubble to think everyone is cheating with AI? Some people are always going to cheat, but that’s been true since long before AI tools existed. Most people have some level of integrity and desire to actually learn from the classes they’re paying thousands to attend.

Visits website.

“Age verification req-”

Closes website, never visits again.

I do already have a watch I really like; just expressing what I think about watches using the word used in the article title.

Don’t be too afraid, breathing in a bit of HF never hurt anybody.

I see three.

I crave an actual watch with no smart crap built in. IMO watches are meant to tell you the time, maybe let you set an alarm or stopwatch, and nothing else. My watch cost $25, does all of those things, and has a battery life measured in years. Anything else I need to do can be done just fine by the phone I always carry around in my pocket.

More of a reverse supernova I’d think. You’re starting with the very heavy elements and fissioning them into lighter ones.

I’ve never heard a nuclear bombing described as a supernova, but you do you?

I would bring a list of supernovas that occured in my past, but in the future of the time I traveled to. A couple matching observations will provide indisputable proof that I have information from the future.

I don’t think life has any kind of inherent meaning; it simply arose from random physical processes when the conditions were right and took off from there. I keep living mostly because it’s kind of the default, and because I don’t want to hurt others with my death.

It’s easy to take a few minutes and think about what to say before responding over chat, but when I do that during a face to face conversation people get annoyed for “ignoring them” and “just standing there silently” smh.

This is the kind of AI that will change the world, not the word salad machines that burn through massive amounts of compute to sound kind of intelligent. The ability to train an AI model to identify problems is incredibly useful, whether it’s sewer blockages or cancer cells.

I don’t think there will be a single year that stands out in terms of Linux adoption, but it’s definitely been accelerating over the past few years. I think in the next decade we’ll see Linux gain enough of a market share to be considered a mainstream OS.

It’s a nice distraction from reality, and it’s fun to comment and post and have people upvote or reply. Makes me feel a little less lonely. :)

Step 1: Make a dating app where you’re the only man on it

Step 2: Make it so your crush is the only woman that can use it

Step 3: Send to crush

Step 4: profit?

He said the words, and genies love to twist around your words to make your wish backfire.

Well… Did they suck your balls?

“AI-powered” and “20 foot robots” are not phrases that should be used in the same sentence. Also, surely leasing an autonomous robot for $20k a month is more expensive than leasing a regular machine and hiring a worker or two to operate it. Construction workers aren’t paid anywhere near $240k a year, and you’ll need someone with an emergency stop button watching the autonomous robot anyways.

Adding my voice to the 2 crowd.

Nothing about that sounds particularly unsafe if you’re reasonably healthy, except maybe the restroom part if you really have to go and hold it in. I wonder if the unsafe nature from the sexual meaning of the phrase leaked over somewhat.