I had a medical specialist hand me one recently and I couldn’t pinpoint why it felt weird. I guess because it’s so rare.

Even just a computer that can pass a turing test seemed completely impossible ten years ago. It’s crazy how much people keep moving the goalposts

Pretty sure an anarchist is not thrilled with authoritarianism even if communist

surf good web pages and follow the hyperlinks that are on them. Real web pages have links sections.

I mean the error should say “Whoever wrote this software made a serious mistake that caused it to crash.” That’s fairly useful imo.

It all started clear as day right when the Occupy Wall Street movement dissolved.

It amazes me that calling people resources survived the language-policing trend of the past 15 years.

by making peace with death

News only came on for half an hour at night and it was mostly local, so I didn’t know or care about any of that

The vast majority of crash reports I’ve seen are type errors. And not just from dynamic languages, either.

That’s a pretty cut-and-dried programming error that could easily be conveyed as such to the user

Still need to ban it in aircraft fuel

We have to work in reality

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My favorite way to surf real pages is to go to https://wiby.me/ and click on ‘surprise me…’

Hey Sharon I noticed you clocked out a few zeptoseconds before the end of your workday. Let’s try to be a little more accurate, hey?

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Someone who says “I actually really like ads” is a broken person. No exceptions.

People won’t be able to write, draw, compose, code, research, or do math anymore. Especially anyone born after 2010.

Neighbors can be a lot worse than everything you listed. Carry on by imagining the missing neighbor would have been the neighbor of nightmares

I’d probably cut them off early to say something like “Oh sweet, I’m into ___ too” and then encourage them to continue. It would be more fun for them to know they’re talking to a fellow enthusiast.