@octopuscaveman I love the ones that are ambiguous. A dentist had one that said “NODK” or something and i will say that he thought meant “no decay” but many many many people weren’t on his same “wavelength” if you will :)
@mrtonymartin Yes but as a 50 year old who grew up on BMX bandits —> I would say that the better BMX movie is “RAD!” And the soundtrack features John Farnham with perhaps his newest 2nd best track! “Thunder in your hearts” LFG !
@OzKitsch Yes, but many Australians aren’t familiar with the awesomeness of RAd! (Which as a 50 yr old, it breaks my heart to say is a bazillion times better than BMX bandits )
@nntaleb I’m asking fable to “please Haaalp” and it is definitely helping me. I get the concepts but the sheer maths symbols (as a non-mathematician) I get scared. And want to ignore it. But I can deadlift a shit-tonne! (But not enough to lift the community average :( ) thanks!
@nntaleb I once had an Uber driver who asked me to guess where he was from. His next clue was “it’s in between the two worst countries”. I said “I don’t want to play this game” but in my mind I was curious. I forgot what he said, but it was -22*c that day, in December, in his capital U
@Thinkwert I made an “app” to make sohcahtoa more interesting to my son (Claude etc—
Explain what the o h a bits mean, wat the s c t bits mean — I mean my dad told
Me this 40 years ago. Make it sound fun and less boring than us already knowing this forever … and … he nailed it …
@brianchau57@zerohedge ChatGPT once told me “for sure” that OpenAI was a not for profit company. I think I recorded it ! But that was when it didn’t have access to the internet.
@brianchau57@zerohedge I once did a statistics sample and the (depersonalised by moi) info from what was a pathology report and I got kicked off Fable for a night or two. Gotta respect it but (hey chill brah) something to do with data/statistics and biology …
@Rainmaker1973 actually I love all of his reactions, so real (I went into this expecting it to be fake) but this if freaking excellent. Including the reaction to <not mistakes>, the happy accidents. "Jazz" is not about the note, but what happens next. (and those were the best parts for me).