My wife and I joked that there should be a theme park for 30+ people, and instead of costumed characters, they’d have 20-something couples getting in really dramatic fights.

I just remember it making a joke about if you find an old self-hosted webpage that’s just text on a background with no ads, no css, etc. it’s a very reliable source of information.

There’s an xkcd about this, but I have no idea how to search for it.

Also the stairs railings are farther apart in the mirror.

Or, it’s a different perspective and the photo is just out of frame. She’s standing close to the banister, the photo is on the other side of the staircase on the wall.

They can try, but it won’t be enough. The AI bubble is currently predecated on removing $50k a year employees. Nothing short of that is profitable. Everything we have now is being funded by that bet.

Ads can barely cover video streaming services. Running an LLM costs orders of magnitude more. Even the paid tiers are starting to throttle usage.

I think it’s cute when people say that some uses are good (cool toy) ignoring the fact that the current business model is dependent on it becoming much more than that.

The “AI is here to stay” crowd will evaporate as soon as they have to start paying.

Assuming last name is “AllenPoe?”

Jesus or just use Wordpress. Takes like an hour to set up.

Just borrowed City of Lost Children on BluRay. Cost nothing.

I used to ask “what did you do?” when there was a guy just buying a bouquet. Got a few chuckles.

How about the processor optimization as your 8 bit number needs to be packed and unpacked every time you want to use it?

I you read the responses here, there’s enough ambiguity about the choice of 256 users to maybe put a damper on the reflext to gatekeep computer science from a journalist.

A single username will use up more memory than an 8-bit limitation to the number of users will save.

I’m typing this on a 64 bit device. Why anyone would limit something to an 8 bit number in 2025 is really odd.

Mckinsey is a company with over 45,000 employees.

The ol’ George Mallory defense.

In another documentary about a seal that is starving to death:

“Hell yeah! Get that crab baybeee”

Whether their employer would be happy to know about it is another story

This is the angle I was thinking.

Yeah, I’m pretty sure there are some strict guidelines around mortgage application acceptance or rejection.

You just vastly improved a family story that we’ve told numerous times over the years. Thank you for sharing your meth-related knowledge.

Also, I think this hotel was across the street from a house that exploded the previous year, so yeah. Bremerton.