Carving. You just need a knife and something to carve. I’ve tried wood, chalk, sandstone (very soft rock I picked up on a beach), soap, florists sponge, etc.

Edit: actually you don’t even need the knife. The chalk and sandstone I used stationery to work the medium.

God damnit! Now I just threw up a bit in my mouth. Thanks a lot, OP!

Can’t find the instructions…

Kinda hard to keep track, but maybe something to do with not making opt out the default option for giving the AIS permission to scan local files?

Thank you for telling me you don’t know how to code. I was wondering what the point of your post was.

File conversion is a solved problem. You fundamentally misunderstand your tools.

Try this instead: ‘hey chat, write tetris, or the portal engine for me. Better yet, write a new game that mixes portals with falling bricks’.

If you’re writing comments, or a prompt long and detailed enough to explain to an AI exactly what you want, you’re better off just writing the thing yourself.

This guy codes. Where are you based, mate?

Learnt that one right after a few variants of BASIC and C. Once procedures are ok, objects are a relatovely small step.

Now LISP I hate with a genuine passion.

That’s pretty much it. Nowadays I don’t even mention the languages im fluent in, because I can pick them up as required.

Is that bezos?

You sure they’re not dwords on a single bus?

Serial parralelization…?

Needs more rape.

Where’s the old wood section that may indicate the roof of a buried vault that could contain the location of the oak island treasure?

Marvel universe: Woofer and Dazzler. Just need a sound to kickstart the feedback process.

Also: Juggernaut and Sebastian shaw.

Wonder what a person who just got a 1T paycheck would do to try to redeem his sorry. talentless ass in the eyes of the general public.

Maybe a geriatrician can chime in, but I’m not so sure people with late stage dementia even know they have dementia. Not arguing that it’s scary from the outside though. Even in their 40s, some people start becoming aware they’re forgetting stuff, or at least not having the data available at hand. E.g. takes more time to find words that used to be second nature.

Mate, I look at it this way: if you’ve forgotten your memory, how would you know that you’ve lost it? You’ld just carry on.

Nice try Vance.