Very evil vibes

A bot might, but this post is pointing out how common it is for people who consider themselves AI experts to not recognize this diagram that is basically part of AI 101

Basic model of a neural net. The post is implying that you’re arguing with bots.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neural_network_(machine_learning)

It’s prison slang. Quicker to say, and quicker to type here.

Let’s see how well I do:

1. Coursera
2. ?
3. Python
4. C++
5. JavaScript
6. Swift
7. Docker
8. The importance of clean code?
9. ?
10. Hannah Montana Linux
11. Visual Studio Code
12. C#
13. Scala
14. Anime children in general?
15. ?
16. PHP
17. Linux
18. ?
19. ?
20. Amazon Web Services
21. Java
22. Git
23. Red Hat

The only downside I have seen is that GSYNC will not work. The newer display supports it, put anyone upgrading an older Framework 16 with the new NVIDIA card will have to buy the screen upgrade as well if they need GSYNC.

Not sure if your comment was just a joke, but this post is the origin of the bean thing: https://sh.itjust.works/post/715364

Would you expect them to grow on a vine like beans or something?

Support really wanted to make sure they never had to deal with you again

sudo alien -d bigfuckinmistake.rpm

bigfuckinmistake.rpm

Hancock (2008) had a similar bit, with the titular character blowing a few holes in his roof during a one-night-stand.

Does anything here imply that the entire application was “vibe coded”? Or is it possible that a developer just used AI a few times to help with a line or two?

Install appimages easily with gearlever

How many AppImage managers are there now?

let alone play it?

As a lowly user, I appreciate these timely simulated phishing attempts, and do not understand the popular disgust. I know there were often articles in 2020 about users being upset that their employer would dare to issue simulated COVID relief phishing attempts and the like. But that was likely the biggest phishing threat at the time, and the security team needed to make sure that users were prepared and that the scam was in their mind in case a real one slipped through.

Lemon, have you ever had a piragua? It’s exactly like a snow cone, except they call it a piragua.

If you have to ask, the answer is yes.

That is not going to stop Windows Recall from screenshotting the message once decrypted.