Tankiedesantski [he/him]

You gotta be pretty brave or stupid to call out the mating ability of something with “humpback” right there in the name

Damn, Mars rovers suffer from incremental SUV bloat too?

Magic Carpet pointing to the first word of its name emphatically

That bear is mood

An art major’s half asleep doodles can receive copyright protection whereas an image created by a million dollar supercomputer running the most sophisticated AI model possible cannot.

Extremely rare artist x lawyer crossover to dunk on the AI bros.

Crows are self-aware just like humans

“Oh no, is my plumage too dark? Were the other crows laughing with me or at me? Is my crowing too high pitched? Was that raven offended when I mistook him for a crow?”

I have been job hunting for a while and I have felt a great disadvantage in my job search due to my lack of access to high-quality LLMs. Writing cover letters is honestly so bullshit.

Has job hunting gotten so bad that it’s just LLMs reading the output of other LLMs?

Lean into it if you want. Have the PCs make friends with a guard NPC. Maybe do some quests for the guards. Then have the captain of the guards get killed (maybe while responding to a call from the NPCs) and then the NPC guard friend asks for the PCs help making sure that the next captain isn’t the obviously corrupt asshole/failson nepobaby/stooge of the big bad.

Alternatively, the captain of the guards dies and the replacement is one of the above people and now the guards are suddenly much more hostile to the party, demanding bribes, refusing to act against nobles breaking the law, or trying to arrest the party to help the big bad’s plans.

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Bit of both. I’m aggressively agreeing with him.

If they were really “good people” they would have done something against the Nazis in the decade leading up to 1944 when the war was already conclusively lost.

The real good people died in their thousands in concentration camps long before 1944. Only a few, like Schindler and Rabe were fortunate enough to survive the war.

Soviets: “We will choose Korolev’s design even though it is less effective because it is politically unacceptable to base our space program on a Nazi design.”

America: “Yoooo, Herr SS-Sturmbannführer you’re up! Do your thing! What’s a little slave labor between friends eh?”

True, though this factor applies equally to both farenheit and celcius right?

People used to the Celsius system, especially those living in areas where it frequently goes below freezing, are well versed with the - symbol. We know the difference between -5 and -10 like we know between 0 and 5.

Looking at some of the literacy stats coming out of American education, I’m not surprised that some Americans think that the concept of a negative number is an undue inconvenience.

Celcius doesn’t care about your feelings

Are people even capable of accurately perceiving a difference of 1 or 2 degrees in either system? I’m putting on a jacket if it’s 9 or 7 celcius outside anyway. Struggling to think of any human day to day situations where a difference of a degree or two changes the way most people act or feel.

If you need granularity, you can still get infinite granularity with decimals in either system.