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Sewer Rat may taste like pumpkin pie, but I wouldn't know 'cause I'd never eat the filthy motherfucka

You've activated my trap card! Read the book 14 times or so, and it's not a long read. Finally feel I've caught most of the thing. Caveat: I'm not that bright. Here's another taste to whet your appetite: “I brought her flowers one dusky Tuesday evening when the light was perfect. I pointed out the irony of that romantic old tradition— the severed genitalia of another species, offered as a pre-copulatory bribe—and then I recited my story just as we were about to fuck. To this day, I still don't know what went wrong.” (The character quoted had half his brain dug out as a child, some sort of viral epilepsy, replaced with some sort of electronics. He's basically hyper-autistic. He's also the unreliable narrator.) Blindsight is hard science fiction. The spaceship captain is a vampire, an obligate carnivore from the Pleistocene era, our ancient enemy. Yes, it works.

I was mostly referencing the latter but yeah

What about in cups of coffee?

??? Nothing about what I said was a dichotomy of any kind. Where did I exclude the possibility to create something else? All I did was use this situation to illustrate why crypto has value today.

Monster Prom 2: Monster Camp

I've come pretty far as a home cook but this is still something I struggle to master. Mostly cause I look at what I have leftover and I'm like "Well I could make this... if I had XYZ ingredients too, which I don't."

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It didn't help that the next post in my feed also had to do with an S... So I thought I missed something in current events.

We can all agree on that but they absolutely do.

typical orange behaviour

It's certainly becoming easier, but I don't like it. We have a cool AI that's a big problem solver, but its outputs are complex. We've attached a GPT onto it purely to act kind of like a translator or summariser to save time trying to understand what the AI's done and why. It's great. But we definitely don't see the GPT as offering any sort of intelligence, it's just a reference based algorithmic protocol bolted onto an actual AI. Protocols are, afterall, a set of rules or processes to follow. The GPT isn't offering any logic, reasoning, planning, etc. which are still the conditions of intelligence in computer science. But it certainly can give off the impression of intelligence as it's literally designed to impersonate it.