Notices by halcy​:icosahedron: (halcy@icosahedron.website), page 113

@er1n fair enough

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=876W253z6KY i nearly lost it at "I literally can't see shit" on my god

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ls4aMIMR6Zs R-Type on Main

@WAHa_06x36 meawhile, a good thing to discuss is: "who will be mostly replaced by robots first, fiction writers or plumbers?", where your first reflex might be "plumbers, duh" but spatial awareness, manipulation and problem solving under adverse and uncontrolled conditions is a hard and hard to optimize task, with a physical component, whereas computers can already predict and summarize text fairly well!

@WAHa_06x36 On the one hand I want to say "okay but consider for a moment that it might actually be likely" but on the other hand, I was making a dumb offhand joke

It's actually incredible that heroin was sold over the counter as like, medicine. Bayer manufactured and sold hundreds of kilograms of Heroin before anybody figured out that that's an absolutely terrible idea. Pre consumer-protection-and-safety-laws society was wild.

google has started embedding stackoverflow answers directly in their results. programmer as a job obsolete and replaced with AI within the next five years, I guess?

@Dimduning I was wondering what that sign said so I put it into google translate and, well, okay, yeah, I maybe could have guessed that

@oreolek in general, if this happens, most networks procedure is "join #help, briefly state who is doing what, wait if anybody has any questions, then leave". probably your networks operators are already aware, though, and are glining as appropriate.

@aeonofdiscord i... see. This is weird. Can you upload the original png someplace? (Mastodon reencodes for display i believe)

@er1n cant you just use the sklearn builtin?

@codl congratulations!!

@aeonofdiscord mind: I'm about to sleep, will look at tomorrow

@aeonofdiscord uhhh maybe some things with transparency and imagemagick? can you post reference screenshot and upload orig image somplace?

"The story files normally produced by Inform are wrapped in a format called "blorb"" oh my god @lynn

@Trev pls give

@KitRedgrave this depends heavily on category and similarity, though, and working memory capacity for a given task isn't easy to predict without actually doing a study

especially the romantic subplot please do not I don't care who the lawyers fuck