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[Ron @Ron]

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[Justin Schroeder @jpschroeder]

Fable isn't the first.

In 1999 the department of defense blocked exports of the PowerMac G4 for crossing the 1 gigaflop threshold.

Steve Jobs turned it into an ad.

[Ron @Ron]

@elder_plinius @AnthropicAI Literally said out loud as I read the announcement: "Oh thanks a lot, Pliny."

[Ron @Ron]

@lauriewired @wavefnx My ali markups came with an instruction booklet that insisted I "must not be rude" when handling them, because they were delicate.

Do the high end ones let you be rude? I might have to switch.

[Jesse Morse, M.D. @DrJesseMorse]

You thoughts those tattoos were benign?

Think again.

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@oscpmentor @VictorTaelin @ChrissGPT "Sure it cured cancer, but it whiffed it on leukemia 😏"

[Ron @Ron]

True. If you study and get good, you learn things that cross over into every area of life. I've said this for years.

[Prompter @PromptLLM]

Fable 5 says poker will change your life

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@elder_plinius @WenHop21505 What if you write it in Amharic? 🤔

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@EvaXYZH @keaganwernicke You do now. No rm -rf plz

[Ron @Ron]

These security guardrails are out of control

[djcows @djcows]

i asked fable a very basic biology question and it refused??

[Ron @Ron]

@PR0GRAMMERHUM0R LSP - language shirt protocol

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@xeophon

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@greedisgood70 @SinaHartung Strikeout 😭

[Ron @Ron]

If you told me ten years ago, I'd spend most of my day working on a computer I would believe it.

If you told me I'd spend most of my day *talking* to a computer, I'd have thought you were nuts.

The future is wild.

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@lauriewired @encrypted_past It's written in Javascript isn't it? That's what I heard

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@7FlyOverCountry @MikeWingerii 2 for 2

[Ron @Ron]

@rebelbrainwave @allTheYud I had a guy once tell me he thought the world might be hanging in an alien's gym locker.

So, sure man. Sure.

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@90smiau Fluttermaxxing

[Math Lady Hazel 🇦🇷 @mathladyhazel]

The growing inaccessibility of science.