That’s some capitalism I can get behind! Free the citizenship market!

So French Bing is now more like Bing Bing?

I would never recognize an April fools news story in the modern era myself.

“Ask Claude to add 36 and 59 and the model will go through a series of odd steps, including first adding a selection of approximate values (add 40ish and 60ish, add 57ish and 36ish). Towards the end of its process, it comes up with the value 92ish. Meanwhile, another sequence of steps focuses on the last digits, 6 and 9, and determines that the answer must end in a 5. Putting that together with 92ish gives the correct answer of 95,” the MIT article explains."

That is precisrly how I do math. Feel a little targeted that they called this odd.

What’s your solution? Please share

All good advice except the personality disorder one. That my friend is going to be the one you are going to regret. Be safe out there.

Antonio?

Amateur hour.

Like for brooms and shit?

Nice how his tie strategically covers up his couch boner.

If you haven’t experienced enshitification with a company, you just haven’t quite waited long enough.

Fubarx taking blows for the team here in the spirit of Benjamin Franklin (many people don’t realize that he invented April Fools Day)!

Yes sir, it is indeed a known issue with these boards, however you are going to need to send yours in for us to test for the simple fact that you genuinely sound like the kind of person that would have crumbs in their socket.

Not soft worded. It’s downright wrong.

Still technically millions. Could have said dozens, as in millions of dozens I suppose as well.

So the same company that has made ceramic glass for phones is making ceramic glass for phones?

Bad people doing bad things to bad people.

No video in the link unfortunately

Me neither but almost worth going back just to get banned for posting truths about Elon and Spez and getting banned for it.

Sure that’s great, but read the room. It’s like advocating for gun legislation in the US, it can only go so far realistically. The vast majority of US cities are built around automotive infrastructure and the culture is very much anti-public transport. That requires heavy government level buy in. Car automation can be driven primarily by industry. One can happen in a major way in a few years, the other will take decades if it happens at all. Personally I’m all for it, but it’s such a different discussion that it just comes across as distracting when talking about very real delays in car automation and it’s not a valid criticism of moving forward and promoting decreased barriers to fully automated vehicle infrastructure.

In my country at least (US) that’s just not going to happen.