As much as with humans.

So not always.

A redo of that would probably have a bump at 1994.

I’m actually surprised it wasn’t already there. Maybe that’s why Randall didn’t pick top 25.

Same with “Jingle Bell Rock” and the lyrics about getting sentential about old Christmas songs.

I feel like it should still work if making a backup didn’t clear a browser, and restoring to a second browser should let both work.

This seems unreasonable to me:

Only one browser at a time holds the keys decrypting new messages, moving needs a fresh backup from the active browser.

Messages sent after the backup was taken stay unreadable on this browser.

Also doesn’t apply if that’s ham as in cop.

The one thing that I mildly object to on that list is number 11 (Unicode). Since we are taking about software, it’s basically equivalent to number 40 (having a name at all).

This is the only reason I didn’t change my name when I got married. (I’m a guy, but her last name is much better than mine)

I’ve seen that discussed as a genuinely serious problem for open source code. LLMs can be used to try to strip off a license.

Almost every two weeks? I’ve never heard of a week system like that.

For that to make sense wouldn’t a week need to be 7.3826475 days long? Maybe add a leap day every two weeks, except every 8th, but do every 128th, skip every 5120th…

Ok, what’s your solution?

They typically take the form of a ramp.

It will grow back nice and erect, as it has before.

I had to change it to Desktop Mode to get it to play in Firefox on Android.

I think the main reason for unreliability is admins defederating the instance it gathers data from. For example all piefed instances block it by default.

Not sure of the exact rules, but it might be something like it won’t get data from any post or comment by a user on one of those instances.

In this hypothesis, what happens when black holes merge?

Also, our universe is clearly not optimized to make them, if it were then every atom would have collapsed into a tiny black hole before any structures could form.

And it’s the RNG makers who are selling guns attached now.

This is why I think having agents at all is insane.

When LLMs were restricted to being chatbots, at least they “only” killed people by driving them to suicide and/or murder. (And environmental damage. And economic damage…) Now they have additional ways to do it.

One could spool a lot of snake in a jar that size.

I kinda miss the idea that the kernel would run on literally any hardware it ever did support, but I totally get it, especially now that there’s an emphasis on reducing attack surfaces.