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  • 2023-07-02

    amnestyliketaz:

    i’m honor of the nimona movie (it’s so good i’m gonna scream and cry for the next million years) i must share my favorite nimona art ever

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    drawn by ND stevenson ofc and posted on twitter a few years ago i believe

    do i even have to SAY anything? the shark, it’s not rocket surgery, baby nimona, the DOMESTICITY of it all im gonna explode

  • 2023-06-21

    gayshitanddadjokes:

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    despite staff’s recent changes, we’re… winning??????

  • 2023-06-04

    liquidstar:

    liquidstar:

    it’s really frustrating how you have to wait like, 2 weeks before you can drink milk after you buy it. i know you gotta wait for the date on the bottle but like why cant the store just sell the milk thats ready?

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    (via hungwy)

  • 2023-06-03

    sooooootiiireddd:

    sandmandaddy69:

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    I will not hide this

    (via nirogryphon)

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    xenodogz:

    in junior year of highschool my art teacher would let our ceramics class play music of our choice off of her desktop. we usually used spotify or youtube but she did have one album downloaded on her computer. it was a halloween sound effects/ambience collection. i dont remember why she had it. there was a track on there called “burning screams” which was exactly what it sounds like. just a cacophony of screams alongside crackling fire. she only let us play it on very special occasions, and we would cheer and jump with joy every time. it was like a pizza party to us

    (via hereticshadowhand)

  • 2023-06-02

    memorycycle:

    when you open task maanager and the cpue is at like 89 percent and then it shoots down to a single digit its like. what the fuck are you hiding. what are you doing whuile my back is turned

    (via hungwy)

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    the-real-skeletor:

    I have the biggest dick in 40 square miles

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    (via hungwy)

  • 2023-06-01

    underthehedge:

    kenyatta:

    “I once had ChatGPT insist that a particular composer wrote music for a game, even going so far as to list particular songs from the soundtrack that they were supposedly responsible for, and it helpfully provided hallucinatory citations when I asked for them (a broken link on the game publisher’s website and a link to Wikipedia, which did not in fact support its assertion either now or at any point in the article’s history). Nor could I find anywhere else on the internet where someone even mistakenly believed that that composer had worked on the game. ChatGPT lies not because it’s regurgitating falsehoods that it found on the internet - it lies because it invents new falsehoods on its own. It’s not just trained on stuff on the internet that’s wrong; it’s trained to be confidently wrong in general. It doesn’t know what facts are, it just knows how to produce things that are shaped like facts and shove them in fact-shaped holes. I personally wasted 30 minutes of my life fact-checking/“not believing everything it says”, when it confidently told me something surprising. My horizons were not broadened by exposing me to “different worldviews”. This was unequivocally a negative experience for me.”

    — comment on a MetaFilter post about AI: “My goal is to be helpful, harmless, and honest.”

    I got someone to ask it about the difference between two grasses I know well, Festuca ovina and F. rubra, seeing as telling them apart was a vital part of my job, just to see what it was like. It took me a bit of thinking really hard to tell exactly how wrong it was, despite the fact I’m literally an expert in telling the difference between the two. It wasn’t just missing out on freely available information on reliably differentiating them, but it made up facts about one of the grasses that were just incorrect. E.g. saying F. rubra leaves were wider than those of F. ovina (true), but then saying they were up to 6mm wide (extremely not true, they max our around 1.5-2mm if we’re being generous). But it sounded so right that I had to spend several minutes picking apart what was incorrect and it turned out to be most of it.

    StackOverflow similarly had issues when it was first released with people using it to generate answers that sounded like authoritative solutions but were, in fact, utter nonsense.

    And that’s the issue, it can mimic the shape but it’s not intelligent. It’s not good at being right, it’s good at sounding right.

    (via natalieironside)

    Source: metafilter.com

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    keepchangingandneverstop:

    keepchangingandneverstop:

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    Day 29 - Psychosomatic Bullshit

    Found the post!

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    (via weaselle)

  • 2023-05-31

    weaselle:

    theslowesthnery:

    azurele:

    ilovecats4ever:

    mugasofer:

    @FemboyPhysics tweeted: To my non-USA followers, that [sic] this is how we do volume.ALT


    A very complicated chart showing how different measurements correspond. Each measurement is a circle, with numbers and lines showing how many of that measurement equals an adjacent measurement.ALT


    @AndresDiplotti tweeted: a picture of Cumberbatch as Doctor Strange conjuring a magical diagram. The glowing red energy forms the above image.ALT
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    the most hilarious thing about this is that nobody over here understands our shitty measuring systems either.

    Like we know what a pint is. Sure. And we know what a cup is and can probably estimate a tablespoon’s worth of something by eye.

    But i promise you, if you ask a hundred americans how many tablespoons are in a pint? only seven of them are going to be able to give an answer, and four of those are going to be wrong

    AND THE ABOVE GRAPHIC DOESN’T EVEN INCLUDE THE MOST FUCKED UP PART OF THE SYSTEM: OUNCES 

    See, there’s volume ounces and weight ounces and because variable density is a thing the ounces and ounces are almost never equal. Let me see if I can explain this simply

    there are 8 ounces to a cup. So two cups is 16 ounces. And if you are weighing something, there are sixteen ounces to a pound, because all of our measurement systems are bullshit.

    So if you measure out two cups of sugar and two cups of milk, you’ve got 16 ounces of each, but put them on a scale and 2 cups of sugar weighs 7.1 ounces and two cups of milk weighs 8.6 ounces.

    totally logical system to implement on a national level, right?

    so a recipe for, say, raison bread will read “add 20 ounces of raisons” or “add two ounces of butter” and you … just have to roll those dice

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