Apparently, non-cats.

This is a really good point, and it’s making me rethink my own idea about the subject.

i made a script years ago that algorithmically generates python code from user input. Is it now considered AI-generated too?

No, because you created the generation algorithm. Any code it generates is yours.

To the CEO, “helps people” means “spreadsheet line goes up”.

Tax billionaires.

Done.

Poe’s Law is strong with this OP.

Holy crap, I’d never thought of that. Does it work pretty reliably?

People pronouncing processes (and biases) like they rhyme with “chimpanzees”, instead of “addresses”.

Since the English language has done words that borrow the Greek and make an -eez sound, like crisis to crises, people seem to think process is Greekified. It doesn’t follow the same pattern at all.

English is hard enough as it is without inventing extra rules to try to make us sound smarter. Meanwhile, I try to de-Greekify the language with octopuses, syllabuses, and cactuses - all valid plurals in English.

Source: Bachelor’s degree in English

Yes, so they used all their best ideas.

However, we got a bunch of Bester episodes, so if kinda has a place in my heart. It’s just not as good as Season 4, which was spectacular.

Weirdly, didn’t one of the Star Treks reveal to be just a holodeck sequence?

Maybe for the best.

Him and Zaphod Beeblebrox.

Tried apple-flavored horse paste?

Russia. Their chief exports are misery and death.

I wonder if you could think of another word besides slave terminology that might mean that.

Like maybe the “perfect” version?

You can use ZZ as a shortcut!

ZZ for the win.

You can do the things all GenX people learned on typing class, the double hyphen.

Also, we double space after periods. That’s a hard but of muscle memory to get out of my head.

Source: Me. A in typing. 1984.

Do CEOs.

Along with UBI, there also needs to be UBH, and other basic needs.