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RIP Bannakaffalatta, the best red cactus cyborg
But no, my username is a reference to the best big booty bug babe
One word. No, six. I could end your career in six words.
All I know is that my parents NEVER had sex
Everything Bagel vibes
New Zealand = Not real
Ohio = Not real
=>
New Zealand = Ohio
Yeah I’m a bit of both. When I’m working, I always want the next challenge. When I’m at home, I’m quite content to just cease to exist
Yeah apparently you want to overwrite your data instead of deleting it.
J’adore le fromage
And then it rained
Con lentitud poderosa
It took him a few tries to get confident on the electric unicycle.
And his arms didn’t protect him when he fell.
Classic Garret
People who fall asleep to ASOIAF (Game of Thrones) theories.
And then wake up to Glimballs singing “Secret Tunnel”
Yeah it’s so weird to me that the US toilet water is so high. I imagine there’s a valid reason for it, but it’s a very foreign concept to me
Thing is, there wasn’t even a chance of having a full Tay incident. The problem with Tay was that it was a learning model, so people could teach it to be more messed up.
Meanwhile, ChatGPT doesn’t learn, and instead has a preset dataset it knows (hence why it only knows things up to September 2021), so the main reason why it got so heavily censored is more likely to avoid much more minor incidents, which imo is dumb.
Right? I used to spend hours on Reddit each day, now I only go on Lemmy during my 15 minute lunch break
Potato sack > 400m, change my view
I genuinely feel so bad for US students. Why do student loans have any interest at all, or at least such a high interest rate.
It’s just such a terrible system that fucks over anybody trying to get an education, unless they can pay it off with Daddy’s money or be one of the few that gets a high enough paying job that it doesn’t cripple you.
I have a $70,000 loan but thankfully I live in a country with 0% student loans interest (unless you move away to another country to live), so it means I can essentially ignore it and pay 10% of my income into it for the next decade or so and then it’ll be gone, whereas I’ve heard of people in the US paying many thousands of dollars in a year and only seeing their loan go up.
I think they were quoting Brooklyn 99