It's easy to read as long as you have 20/20 vision and are under 25 years old.ππ€
Interesting story with a sad and premature end. I'd not heard of the guy before today.
The desk and the colours too. Impressive prompt predicting from you, are you sure you're not ai?
Is the Daily Star, which almost unbelievably, is probably worse than The Sun. (More misogynistic at least, editorially I couldn't comment)
My trick is to use keyboard shortcuts where possible, and vim.
Here's the explanation of the irony in this situation from an LLM ;)
Side note: I'd only thought about the LLM generated code irony. I'd missed the 2nd irony of the editors trying to be helpful in providing useful accurate knowledge but achieving the opposite.
π Samsung have literally repurposed the power button to activate AI on my phone ...
Tbh, I quite enjoy the question / challenge. But on the other hand I've been a dev for awhile so could also easily give a long list of real world examples of clients asking me ridiculous (and sometimes interesting) questions.
Well bless my cotton socks. I thought you were making a joke, luckily I googled it before posting, TIL.
"Reckless ~~depriving~~ driving* wrecks the car"
https://www.merriam-webster.com/grammar/reckless-vs-wreck-usage
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Before in main image. After below there's still a bit to clear on face of the steps but I didn't do it yet. Also cleared a bunch of brambles from around the Pampas grass but there's loads to go.
I'm not sure I remember the part where Indy is buried chest deep in sand with one fist defiantly raised ... It looks more like a character model glitched under the map!
If you found the reality of the Vice GoPro video of Abu Hajaar and co. interesting then I'd recommend this too. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=aM3ElTvF52I