These were proposed new icons for an art redesign that Evan announced a while ago. Nothing is final.

News flash: zinc oxide and titanium oxide are chemicals.

Screenshots don’t auto-update?

McDonald’s Coke is! So I really don’t understand what this post is saying. The title is obvious, but the actual post? Not so much.

I was trying to proofread my post and it was so confusing! 😄

The article appears to have been fixed.

Oh, that’s it! That must have been what I did, and now I can reproduce that every time. I guess I should make a gitgub bug report.

Am I a computer scientist now?

It worked fine for me. I even tried it in two (mobile) browsers.

Oh, so it’s like a portable monitor with a keyboard attached to it? I had no idea these were a thing.

Can you explain this lapdock setup you’re talking about?

Do you think “mental calculus” means people are doing derivatives in their heads?

It doesn’t. It’s also not what was meant by the author of this post when they used the word.

You have no fear. There’d be no point to it. All your defenses are passive. Fear is meant to inspire sudden action. You’re incapable of that, so your kind discarded that emotion millennia ago.

While holding that exquisite level of peace in your tiny mind, a fisherman plucks you out of the water so some rich dude can eat your gonads.

Kurzgesagt did a good episode on screworms.

https://youtu.be/zxq60I5RSW8

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I am sorry. I take it back. You are correct. Words only have one meaning, and that meaning can never be stretched to mean new things.

I certainly don’t want one of my memes to fuck me over.

I didn’t say rectangles are squares, I said rectangles are square.

Square can be an adjective. When you say a rectangle is square, you’re saying all four corners are square. If you make a picture frame in the shape of a oblique parallelogram, it’s not square. If you make it in the shape of a rectangle, it’s square. If you make it in the shape of a square, it is both square and a square.

You knew what he meant. Don’t be pedantic. Having “a back and forth conversation with an AI, where I also made manual edits at times, to iteratively produce on an image” is too verbose, and “collaborate” sums it up nicely.

Especially since the conversation with the AI is literally in plain English. Do you talk to your power drill in English? Or table saw? Or toaster? No, but you do talk to an AI and have a conversation.

Just because it’s not “intelligent” or “self aware”—or other things you definitely don’t want it to be anyways—doesn’t mean you aren’t having a conversation or collaborating. Those words apply just fine.

Square means “90 degrees”, so rectangles are square. They’re just not “a” square.