
Oh, my bad. I wasn’t aware that lane splitting was addictive, a symptom of depression, and a vector for the exploitation of vulnerable people.

Oh, my bad. I wasn’t aware that lane splitting was addictive, a symptom of depression, and a vector for the exploitation of vulnerable people.

There’s a reason lane-splitting is illegal in many jurisdictions. It’s still a tragic loss, but your friend made the active decision to operate a vehicle that was already more dangerous in an even more dangerous way.
He also had a bit of a psychological horror phase with some genuinely chilling comics… and one oddly heartwarming one.


My nephew has talked about how lucky some of his friends are because they get more robux from their parents than he does and how he wishes his parents would give him more “nice things” like that.
This is a kid who has been to disneyland multiple times and has gone on multiple cruises before he was a decade old. They have a big trip basically every summer, but he doesn’t want any of that, he just wants more robux.


Gamer uncle of kids with non-gamer parents here.
I did what I could.
My niece’s taste in games is impeccable. She’s 13 and among her favorites are Hollow Knight, the Ori games, Inscryption, Cult of the Lamb, and of course big mass kids appeal games like Pokemon and Mario.
My nephew (9) is a lost cause. It’s all Roblox and mobile child casino garbage and he doesn’t have even the slightest interest in anything else. I’m pretty sure my partner and I are the only people in his life who have never given him Robux.


This is happening to me as well

Hey. There could also be some Record<string, any>.


Everyone is clowning on the order, but clock faces also traditionally use IIII instead of IV.


// these are unicode characters in four hex…
If your dev team needs a comment explaining this I have some serious concerns about their qualifications.


This is already pretty close to how many EVs are designed.

… What I can’t grasp is how he still owes $44k on a 3 to 4 year old vehicle that was around $60k to start when his payments are that high. Unless he misspoke and meant $1400 combined and has some long-ass financing term it doesn’t make sense.


Needs a third option then. Swipe right for “would watch”, left for “wouldn’t watch”, but also swipe up for “I strongly endorse and believe you’d enjoy it if you give it a chance”.
Maybe also a fourth. Swipe down for “absolutely not, I know you really love this movie but I just can’t watch more Jason Statham.”
Does the extra fuel you used hauling around your entire launch vehicle not count as waste?
Your comment made me realise that I’ve been conflating the meanings of “fungible” and “miscable” for years.


I mean, sure, if the writers wanted to put the chip in something else they could write different lore about what it does, granted. In the same spirit of “How do you kill a vampire? However you want.”


The chip specifically interacts with human brains on a biological level. It’s not a “normal” AI.


I don’t think they could. The chip isn’t a normal program that any old computer can run.
The chip needs a brain onto which it can imprint its stored engrams. Its not a normal chip and it’s specifically made to interact with a human brain in experimental ways.
At best it would just do nothing if plugged into a fridge, like installing drivers for hardware you don’t have.
Ugh. Literally refactored multiple factories into straightforward functions in the most recent sprint where I work.
Someone saw a public factory method which was a factory for a reason and just cargo culted multiple private methods using the same pattern.


They’re all paying each other. That’s literally the point this image is trying to express.
What’s especially insane is that the companies that are actually providing the service to end users, i.e. Coreweave et al, are not the ones seeing massively inflated prices, contrary to your point about the monthly fees justifying the higher evaluation.
Spears don’t cut by slicing, they come to a point and are used to thrust/pierce. You can do a lot of damage without being “sharp” when you push with hundreds of pounds of force into a tiny area on the scale of a single square millimeter.