Dozzi92

I dunno, I think it'll stick around, but hopefully in a form that is actually helpful and useful.

My mom texted me 30m ago. I didn't see it til about 10m ago (that's 20m for my calculator people). She clicked something on the library website and her shit was no fucked (my words now hers). I call her and she's already got it worked out, because chatgpt walked her through it.

And so I followed up, said what did it tell you to do, and she basically described the steps I would've gone through. So I can't be too upset about this interaction, not that I don't like talking to my mom, but sometimes I'm not available and she needs help, so it got the job done.

And yes, could ChatGPT tell her to do wrong things that fuck her shit more? Yeah. But it didn't and so I feel like there's some value there. And no, I do not think my mom would've been able to Google a solution, which was what I would've done 20, 25 years ago, when I fucked up my shit with Limewire.

That bike looks pretty sweet and comfortable AF. And I watched the Top Gear episode on the Reliant Robin, and so I could imagine the front single wheel being super unstable.

Recumbent cycling absolutely appeals to me.

I'm assuming you're older than me, but I'm on my way to 39. New shoes have really done a lot for some of the aches and pains associated with running, though if the damage is done I think it's moot.

Agreed, and I addressed that, and I also don't believe that's what the OP was getting at.

Yeah, I'm doing nothing but running right now, adjusting my workout, training often. That's it. When I see a long plateau, then I'll consider looking to other things, but right now I know there's room in my purse running training for improvement, so there's no point in messing around with other shit.

When I swam in high school, 20+ years ago now, we would wear drag suits to practice, because it made sense, make it harder to swim in practice.

They now wear leggings or bodysuits in practice because they determined that swimming with the extra drag negatively effected your stroke, and that it's better to achieve mechanical perfection through consistent practice.

People study the shit out of this stuff, really takes the fun out of everything.

It is such a non-issue, messing with the clocks. I ruin my sleep plenty on my own, and I'm sure everyone here sits up playing videogames or fucking around on the internet from time to time.

"You won't always have a calculator to do math for you!" Screamed my algebra teacher.

I don't like AI, I don't use AI, or sparingly (via Google results, no Chats). I honestly am having a tough time reconciling the difference, other than the impacts AI is having on society via hardware shortages, water and power consumption, etc. I'm just wondering if it is dumbing us down in the same way always having a calculator did, or did not.

The US's issue in wars has consistently been "what next?" They are good at getting troops to battlegrounds and securing battlegrounds. They are logistically superior to everyone. The problem becomes the hanging around afterward. And it's obvious we're headed there again, considering the administration has all but stated they don't know what the endgame is.

Thanks dude, came way too far to see someone else say this. Surprised it hasn't been a NYPost article title already. It's a rag, but they certainly can use clever wordplay in the titles.

This is tech 4 games, bud, the fourth installment in the series that started with tech gamers 1!