I’m committing to Godwin’s Law:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Degenerate_art

This is definitely going to become a thing. Upload chat conversations, images and videos, and you’ll get your loved one back.

Massive privacy concern.

The new thing about this new technology is that it’s taking our jobs away without creating any new ones. I fear the day some stupid higher up decides that a chatbot can do a better job than me.

Haskell is somewhere far away off screen

It’s about showing that final bit of respect to a family member who has given us so much love.

Or do you put grandma in the dumpster?

It’s a matter of emotional perspective. If I have a cow as livestock, then I have the mindset that it should provide food. If I have a cow as a pet, then I have the mindset that it should be part of the family.

It’s quite tone deaf of the zoo to call for pets. Pets are family members. We want them to have a respectful death. We don’t send grandma to get eaten by lions when her time has come.

4’33” by John Cage

I think Pollock paintings are fine. I’ve seen his paintings in an art gallery at least once.

Compared to most other modern art in the same gallery, Pollock was actually visually pleasing to look at. He knew which colors work well together, which is uhm great.

however where exactly is random based on the birth rate (if a region has a higher birth rate it is more likely that you are born there).

No risk of being born in water.

D and E has higher percentage of combat zones, so maybe not the best option.

K. Australia is quite chill.

The swooping magpies might be an issue though.

JASON!!!

War has changed. It’s no longer about nations, ideologies or ethnicity. It’s an endless series of proxy battles, fought by mercenaries and machines. War - and its consumption of life - has become a well-oiled machine.

Divine daddy issues

”Perfect representation” only works if everyone votes. Blue can win with 3 votes against 20 votes.

No one can die of hunger if they’ve already been bombed to death

Bonus: he needs to feed himself, pay rent and do taxes using the money he earns. If he dies, he’ll start all over again at $0.

I call it science fiction because there’s no real evidence for it. Not yet at least.

Most ideas of multiverse comes from making educated extrapolations of currently known science. But that’s not enough. Scientists must also design experiments which confirms the extrapolation to be correct. This hasn’t been done.

Maybe it’s harsh to call it science fiction. Correct wording is theoretical physics.

Is Ctrl+R good enough for you? I use it all the time.

What I like with squash on merge is I don’t need to worry about shit my coworkers make. My coworkers can have terrible git disciplines, and the master branch is still clean.