but gen z is not tech savvy. They can use a browser. and watch youtube. They never advance past that stage
it's only 99.9% accurate because they haven't released it. As soon as they do, it will quickly fall to 50% as usual. Because this type of thing is exactly what's needed to develop tech to defeat itself.
Ported in the same way that I could port crysis to my childhood pc from 1995 by putting the innards of my current pc in that old case, and using an hdmi to vga, and ps2 to usb adapters.
followed by "worcestershire sauce"
these actions already admit defeat
fuuk this AI bubble. the browser is one place where ai is not needed
but why? you'll still measure things in football fields, elephants or "large boulders" so it won't affect you much
whoops, one of our developers slipped on a banana peel and accidentally hit all the right keys, over the course of a couple of hours, to accidentally implement ads in the game
visiting a nearby cat colony every single day before work. The cats have gotten used to me and I get to play with a lot of them everyday
I'm european. That's already how these things work.
if you see a dark area you can turn on a flashlight to emit light towards the area and make it not-dark.
If you see a lit area and you want it unlit, there is no anti-flashlight you can point towards it to suck the light out.
Similar kind of thing, heat can only be given, not taken. heating stuff up is easy, but for cooling the best you can do in most cases is to make it easier for the thing to give you its heat (ex by the atmosphere colder), but you can't force it.
vrighter
joined 1 year ago
why did it? because it's intrinsic to how it works. This is not a solvable problem.