This might be the single grimmest example of allowing an LLM to do the most rewarding things available to humanity. Jesus wept. You could sell the experience of talking to a toddler for more than crack.
People of Adelaide (or people who know people in Adelaide - pass it along):
Laura Lexx is the best, the funniest comedian out there.
You should go and see her. You will not regret it and you will be grateful to me for recommending it and be indebted to me for the rest of your life.
VANITY FAIR Last weekend, Iran, one of the world's oldest, most storied civilizations, was attacked by two countries: the US, which adorably is about celebrate its 250th anniversary; and Israel, which is younger than Liza Minnelli.
Oof
This is such a beautiful series. I'm plannjng to rewatch it over the weekend.
You can see these places that ordinary Iranians hold so dear in episode 3.. filmed almost exactly 7 years ago. www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/epis...
This country is losing it
“Elon Musk’s Tesla given go-ahead to supply electricity in Great Britain.” A subheading underneath says: “Ofgem licence means firm can replicate Texas setup of powering homes, businesses and EVs.”
Ed Miliband must step in and bar Tesla from holding an energy licence.
Elon Musk is a threat to our national security and clearly not a fit person to operate in our energy industry.
We can’t have the lights go out because he’s having a strop on X.
A child playing with waterpipe building blocks
Could this be a solution ?
Cropped screenshot from a BBC News story. In large white letters across a photo of two people in period costume are the words "Listen to this article". In the bottom left corner of the photo is a play button. In small letters where the photo caption would normally be, it says "We used AI to read the audio version of this article" and then an underlined link saying "More on how the BBC uses AI".
If only the BBC employed people who could read news stories so that we wouldn't have this AI shit instead.
Rectal Garlic is the name of my heavy metal band.
Disastrously Misguided Advice is our first album.
Has anyone tried sending Kendall Jenner to the Strait of Hormuz with a tanker full of Diet Pepsi?
Twitter spat between us, and a random twitter user, that flames up, and almost instantly de-escalates
Four years ago today, in the other place, here's us getting involved in a Twitter spat that......really DIDN'T escalate, at all.
I seem to have something in my eye. Give me a moment.
Absolute BELTER of a maiden speech by Hannah Spencer MP. What a fresh face and fresh voice!
parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/...
Imagine if this guy had been mugged in London. He'd be sitting at home, no phone to film anything on, and no help from the Foreign Office. Bleak.
More tales of luxury living in the totally and completely safe paradise that is Dubai.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
We had a beginner's guide for the software I worked on, I kept asking "please explain to me exactly the brain injury someone would need to have had in order to not understand the things you have explained but to understand all the things you have taken for granted?"
"I, too, can't believe you want to take Winston Churchill off your five pound notes."
The hypnoboobs thing remains squarely in the category of "of course it's damning, but I can't really take seriously people who are demanding I take that we prioritise this over things like the UK Government having a basically fascist immigration system"
That's going to be one amazing coin.
Like this but with oil somehow, and make the oil rain in one place a long way from the Iranian mines.
Actually, this on a banknote
HAVE WE CONSIDERED THE OPTION OF PUTTING BANK NOTES ON ANIMALS?
Peter Capaldi is an awesome actor, but also a great person 😁. He was a guest at a local ComiCon a few years ago and when my special needs daughter lined up for an autograph, he spent quite a bit of time with her, which made her year!
Thanks Peter
I never watched Enterprise, and have only seen the first two series of Discovery. Most of the modern Trek has passed me by. I tried Picard and hated it. Didn't seem faithful to canon.
Sherlock, yes, but not the others.
We started with Eccleston, rather than classic Who, but yes we've made quick progress.
That was fun.
What's My JND? 0.0041
Can you beat it? www.keithcirkel.co.uk/whats-my-jnd...
I love TNG, but even from S3 onwards I think it lacks the energy and humour and quirkiness of Dr Who. It just takes itself a bit too seriously - and I think that's true of DS9 and Voyager, too, which I also love.
This is excellent.
I still wish for Grammarly to be sued out of existence, and all the authors and academics whose names and works were stolen to be properly compensated.
