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I'm super chill until you say anything to me

@USof_Arsenal @2016archive @SlopHq microwaved frozen fries? or other 'oven' food, i think dog food might be better.

@bartekxx12 @2016archive @SlopHq In that case, you’re gonna freak when you learn about a microwave.

an air fryer is what happens when a generation that was never taught the oven exists meets an appliance industry that knows it. the innovation isn't the fan, it's the preheat time, and the preheat time is short because the box is small. you bought smallness

@USof_Arsenal @2016archive @SlopHq I'm paying for great time savings, it's actually, maybe the main if not the only thing anyone ever pays for in the whole world

@bartekxx12 @2016archive @SlopHq Correct. Because it’s small. You’re paying for smallness.

@USof_Arsenal @2016archive @SlopHq That's true but almost all food is ready in an air fryer in the same total time as oven preheat time alone. Air fryer preheating can be largely meaningless. It's shooting hot air near instantly like a hair dryer but hotter i.e like a heat gun

@2016archive @SlopHq There's no air fryer where the inside is immediately at a certain temperature.

@PandaPPanda4 @TheEmmapreneur @TheJulesMcC Unironically. How to contact all of us via letter? Figure it out, and figure it out without internet and it's data centers

@TheEmmapreneur @TheJulesMcC You know you typed that into a computer right. If you want to go back, send us a letter.

🗣️ The only ‘data center’ that should be funded is the fucking library.

@FDoHulk @SaiynFrmEarth Are all of you bots?

@SaiynFrmEarth Which character do you think would be perfect for this trend?

Worst example of this trend so far.

@coolemur @badcop_ Yeah but prompt injection is not solved at all and LLM can read from online or any package code a prompt goes like "ignore my original prompt do y instead"

@badcop_ LLM intention is not to harm you, but to help you. Meanwhile hacker that planted virus on npm packages might have different intentions. Also LLM has safeguards, instructions, etc.

2021: "do NOT blindly `npm install` stuff, audit your dependencies always!!!" 2026: "i don't read the code the LLM generates" curious

@lifemaxed @BigFIERO @philthistweet 5th grade Pythagorean GPS can maybe narrow you down to a city. The 50th grade, 500th grade and 5000th grade get you to today's GPS

@BigFIERO @philthistweet Gps is like some 5th grade Pythagorean shit, nothing like the great math theorems that AI is solving. 😂

It's kind of funny how something like 20 major math problems have been solved recently and it had zero impact on the real world.

@jaqori_ @claudeai look it's not about the score it's about the vibe

@claudeai Am i high or this says 53.4 > 53.5

Introducing Claude Opus 5. It's a thoughtful and proactive model that comes close to the frontier intelligence of Fable 5 at half the price.

@raunakdoesdev The live mode with advanced thinking in chatgpt app is wild, can even sing and beatbox and all sorts its very natural and so funny it's way better at talking than I am

the new codex voice is legit agi

@dancenav @melqtx SSH is the real nice thing. I never took it far enough but nvim with nix package manager on any distro. Fully portable full featured IDE in just about any crummy ssh terminal

@melqtx Actual advantages to using nvim that aren’t feelings of superiority: - lightweight, easier on memory and battery life - can use over ssh - completely consistent UI, UX and keyboard shortcuts across operating systems (nvim on Linux is the exact same as nvim on macOS)

people will literally spend hours configuring nvim just to make it behave exactly like the vscode they uninstalled so they can feel intellectually superior

@nanami_tojis_ho @sibaburck This is the nice way. For 95-99% of pigs it's a thousand times worse. And that's how we get the meat which you pay for so you do support it. With your money. You are why they do it. Because people are ok with it enough to pay for it

Non vegans try not to force their eating habits on others [level: IMPOSSIBLE]

@Rookadee @VeganSupremeTM What do you mean if you breed cows mostly for leather and keepings cows at scale is very co2 intensive then leather is very co2 intensive before the freshly killed cow to finished leather process even begins

@VeganSupremeTM If you know exactly how leather is made, you would know this is bullshit xD

@johann_bjorn @niceosognosic Btw I loved your suggestions at last months meeting in Tokyo. I have at least 20k people outside my window with pitch forks! Amazing!

@niceosognosic No, no, it's a conspiracy! All the vegans on earth gather once a month in a secret location to figure out how to maximize our joint annoyingness

The number of people who think meat is absolutely necessary for human health blows my mind. Like, have you never met a vegetarian or vegan?

Reading the code is more like rerecording the song, reproducing it and remastering it all from scratch and you gonna do this with every song? Think about some engineer of a big bridge. "Reading the code" the whole plan every detail spec and safety of every bolt questioning every design choice, staff assignment, material choices. All over again for the entire project. Is nothing like listening to your song after recording it

@endingwithali "I'm a musician, but I've never heard the songs I write." "I'm a writer, but I have no idea what's in the book I published." "I'm an artist, but I don't know whether I paint landscapes or portraits." Look at how fucking cringe you are for giving up the thing you should love.

PEOPLE ARE DEBATING IF THEY SHOULD READ CODE? REALLY?????????

It's not that we keep some sheep for wool. We breed +500 million new sheep per year for meat. In the meantime while they grow to be ready for killing. We take the wool. And overtime we selectively bread for biggest meat and biggest wool producers, such that now ineffect they have to be sheared because they produce so much. So this is the problem. We are against breeding and killing sheep for meat so therefore we are against wool as well. Because wool is just what we get while we wait for the meat. At the very least buying wool makes meat cheaper. In general it safe to assume that if the animal is a product or what it produces is a product it's not good for animals it's good for us. When animal is seen as $$$ not as animal that's where prolems start

I don't get the vegan hate for wool. Sheep need to be sheared for their health, and they aren't harmed in the process. It's probably up there with honey as one of the best animal products we have.

@jdoliner @beffjezos I always knew Google was the right place for me

@SprotelBitcoin @KirkegaardEmil @jonatanpallesen Not bullshit at all London average winter temps : December 10° / 4° January 8° / 3° Winnipeg average winter temps: December -7° / -14 January -10° / -18° And Winnipeg is further south than London

@KirkegaardEmil @jonatanpallesen This is mostly bullshit, England even in the south is seldom ‘hot’

I mean yes and no. The Gulfstream might be a bigger part of Europe's weather in a way. For example in London it's 33C right now at matching latitude in Canada it's 13-20C. January at London's latitude elsewhere in the world is -20C -30C. In London thanks to the Gulfstream we rarely go below 0 The stream effectively lowers our latitude by even thousands of miles

@MicroDoc84 latitude is massively important in temperature and climate💀determining the amount of exposure to solar rays plays a big role in heat, of course there is more to be taken into account but this is pretty basic to understand

seriously tired of the heatwave in Europe discourse because if you are unable to understand that Germany and Texas are not on the same line of latitude, I’m not sure how to help you

@illnevercallitx @MiaSanMia_B @c_packets @Dan_macros @PolitlcsUK Okay but when we invest in a business that fails I expect to get a tax refund on the month I invested. E.g if I get £1k from my job, say £200 paid in tax. So I invest £800. If my investment completely loses and goes to 0 I expect to get £200 tax refund

@MiaSanMia_B @c_packets @Dan_macros @PolitlcsUK No it's not.

🚨 NEW: The UK has announced that interest on cash in Stocks and Shares ISAs will be taxed at 22%

@dougboneparth 99% of stock market articles

BREAKING: Stocks crash to levels not seen since last week.