

That rabbit’s dynamite!
No.
That rabbit’s dynamite!
Oh, it did, for sure. It was a relief to leave that program, honestly.
I got scooped by my own PI in grad school. Had an idea for a next step, was told it’s a bad idea and not a good extension of the literature… then found out someone else in the lab started what I had proposed per the PI’s guidance.
Good thing we basically got rid of sedans in favor of “light truck” SUVs…
The rural drive is the fun one, though…
WVU has a tram system called the “PRT”. It’s semi-automated cars on a track around campus and downtown. It’s not great, but goddamn does it handle a large school population just fine. Very high throughput, and it keeps congestion down. … as down as you can be with such a high density town.
They consult Gemini. If it gives a cogent answer, they consider it a “yes”. So, no.
Was it The Enshittification?
But… but but but… what else will my undergrads confuse for excel now?!
Well, it’s easy. If you don’t use the brake, the car could break.
You will purchase crappy store butter and like it, consumer.
BMW was even pushing customers to stop ordering manuals a few years back, so they could just focus on automatics.
The rat. Or the pigeon. Depends on which one’s the subject.
The organism is always right.
E.g., Massive spike in repulse rate because the bird figured out how to jigger the machine? Clever bird is just maximizing food.
I use a bespoke model to spin up pop quizzes, and I use NovelAI for fun.
Legit, being able to say “I want these questions. But… not these…” and get them back in a moment’s notice really does let me say “FUCK it. Pop quiz. Let’s go, class.” And be ready with brand new questions on the board that I didn’t have before I said that sentence. NAI is a good way to turn writing into an interactive DnD session, and is a great way to force a ram through writer’s block, with a “yeah, and—!” machine. If for no other reason than saying “uhh… no, not that, NAI…” and then correct it my way.
Don’t worry, since they’re dangerous and no one’s buying, Musk is forcing the government to buy them now.
Feh! They made their choice.
So you can’t point to an example. Got it.
Make that community. I’ll join up.
Zed’s dead, baby.
I love the combat/exploration barks, too. Sneaking into a ripper camp, and Sam starts ranting under his breath through clenched teeth about how despicable these people are. It adds some nice seasoning to the whole experience.