@jcl1fford@_pinkrantz@NormalityAI And how are you so superior that you decide what is wrong without even looking into the fool picture? Confirmation bias? Horn Effect? You and your judgememt are flawed, you are just human like everyone, chill out and don't be lazy when judging a situation.
@jcl1fford@_pinkrantz@NormalityAI YES "Listen". Doesn't mean you have to accept what your hearing. The mentality of "I'm right and I don't even want to hear what you have to say" is so bizarre to me. Have you never been wrong in your life?
@mattpocockuk The humility and honesty is admirable. People usually don't want to talk about this because they think it makes them look weak, which it objectively does, but it's such a common weakness, it doesn't matter, and confronting and accepting it is admirable.
@shatterspine The game is suprisingly addictive, I love the 'R' mechanic and the downforce mamagement. For example pressing R right before you land prevents the body of the truck to slam into the floor and it helps you keep momentum, a fun little (I guess accidental) mechanic.
@OfficialLoganK@StatsWire Sure it's coming, that's not the issue.
By the time it comes out 4 flash will come out and be better than argon. Just like current flash is better than pro.
Pro model releases are sooo sloooow my subscription will expire before I even try Argon.
@emilkowalski These hand graphics are so overused and cliche, but this one I approve since it actually fits the idea that is being communicated perfectly.
Exactly what I have been screaming.
Yes, I know it is hard to imagine.
But I was simply telling you a truth.
Even if it was hidden by all. Until now.
Precarious scientists hold back science. You had to pay these people properly. And they are now openly against progress.
"mathematicians did not ask for this work to be done"
we're going to see a lot more of this in a lot of different fields
if these people genuinely loved math, they would be throwing parties to celebrate what might be one of the biggest days for mathematics in decades. but instead they're calling for a boycott
and it makes me wonder how many of them actually love math, and how many just love being seen as mathematicians.
because for a lot of people, the point of studying math isn't necessarily to understand the world, to explain it, or to advance the field. it's to be seen as a mathematician. to have a sense of importance, to feel valued by others. their entire identity is centered around this, and their goal is to be needed and considered smart
i think a lot of people are about to realize that what gave their life meaning wasn't really the work itself, but the fact that they were the ones doing it.
and i wonder what will happen when this happens to all professions. will we finally be forced to figure out what it means to be human?
maybe people will rediscover meaning in family, relationships and things outside of their careers.
or maybe millions of people will have an existential crisis because the one thing they've built their entire identity around is suddenly no longer needed
i genuinely wonder if society is ready for it
@JamesArgosyMD@davelee If one of your friends of colleagues created this animation for fun. Would you still say that?
Or is it just trendy to hate on AI?