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In that context you'd probably laugh if they used man too.

What's New Pussycat 7 times, followed by It's Not Unusual, then more of the first.

It's not a both sides but more a larger scale comment on society as a whole. But fit it however you want to fit it. I could have gone into detail on how not everyone can control the damage they do. Some can absolutely make a large difference by their actions. But as for generations, which is what this thread is mostly about, we all have been a problem during the times when we could have done better. The ones with real power want the infighting among us because it's a distraction, and again, it is our fault if we fall for that again and again.

That seems to be a male problem, and doesn't even touch on all the other reasons those who would have voted for Harris (or any other blue) didn't. But sure, let's use a gender chart to make a generation point. Everything is correlated if you squint enough.

We're all the problem, which is why generational blaming is just pointing fingers to make oneself feel less accountable.

That's a pretty steep fine. Considering the captain will be the one to pay it, since the responsibility will shift to him. It certainly isn't coming out of Zuckerberg's pocket.

No, it was a GUI designed on top of MS-DOS specifically to import Minesweeper from IBM OS/2.

An LLM used for language purposes is the best application. It's using that hammer to drive a nail. When they deviate from that role to other things, that's when the effectiveness drops. When Co-pilot was pushed into our enterprise system incorporated into Outlook we played around with seeing what it could do with summarizing emails we would routinely send and get. It made them pretty, I give it that. But it didn't handle the information well and was very inaccurate at time when it was missing data. The whole hallucination thing. So just verify what it produces for you before you hit send.

"We're out of paperclips again. Co-pilot, please order more paperclips and make sure we don't run out of them again."

Co-pilot goes brrrrr...

Just kidding. Co-pilot is terrible.

I don't think there was enough to do a LotR treatment. Not while keeping interest from the first part to get people back for the second. I don't think the pacing was rushed as much as disjointed with flashbacks by necessity to explain why things had happened. Adaptations to visual media is difficult. We see it in every book brought to the screen. Maybe if we hadn't lost all the other stories in between.

That's an improvement.

97.6% of statistics are made up.