Good luck getting a cat to wear it tho

I mean, a decent search engine would also help you find this information

Am I supposed to understand what this is, or is it one of those surreal memes you’re not really supposed to get?

Do garfish even have tongues?

In which case, the existence of the hotel still isn’t a bad thing, because without them the alternative would just be being homeless unless the economic conditions leading to that are fixed, and if they were fixed, people living in one long term wouldn’t be likely to occur anymore anyway.

Except both of these are the future we got, since they both exist.

The first one isn’t for living in I don’t think, just renting a place to sleep short term. Which, if anything, isn’t that basically just the old idea of a hostel where someone can rent a bunk in a dormitory style room, but with a bit more privacy?

“if people stop hearing about it, they’ll think it isn’t happening anymore”

When I look at their comment history, it actually looks more concerning. In the, “legitimately concerned for this person’s mental health to the point that one probably shouldn’t take whatever they say too personally sense”.

The most plain looking one, or the one left after AdBlock has hidden all the rest. Or depending on the site and how far into it you’ve clicked, potentially none of them because it’ll start automatically after a few moments in some places.

Virtually nothing in politics or economics is ever permanent.

I have been known to not get humor, I thought the joke was in sharing someone else documenting a stupid decision of theirs unwittingly, and therefore if it was itself fake it wouldn’t have the same impact

Would a wild (I think coyote?) even let someone wash it? I suspect maybe a tame one that someone used a picture of to make a funny story.

What happens if you put the cursed forbidden knowledge book through a photocopier and just read the copies rather than the original I wonder

Also known to more modern, less superstitious cultures as a proctologist

First they’d have to get fusion power to produce net electricity, and then for it to produce it economically compared to other sources. We’ve made progress but it’s been decades in the making and I’d be willing to bet will be a few decades more, even if I do expect it to get there one day.

But what’s dystopian about fusion? It’s just another energy source. A bit cleaner than some of the older ones, but not really anything fundamentally different.

For the moment, I guess the cynic in me expects his people will probably manage to get it to after not too terribly long and that it wouldn’t be good for people to get complacent about it just because he’s struggling now.

I get the sentiment of “it’s funny when someone tries to call the AI in on their side and it disagrees”, but do we really want to encourage this sort of “the AI agreeing with someone means they’re right” behavior? Beyond LLMs being notoriously inaccurate, they are also subject to potential manipulation by whoever owns them.

Imagine how grand and rewarding a task it would be for us to reach out and grab more than a few grains of that desert.