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It walks you through the simple 1000 prompt journey of creating and refining a Hello World program from initial creation to finally printing “Hello World” correctly on screen.
25·2 days agoThis fucker could use his money to actually help people. Everyone would love him. He could be the most popular person in the world. He could be so happy doing good.
8·3 days agoOddly enough, I’ve always associated claims of being premium in advertising with it actually being garbage.
Miles away, and barely visible, sometimes completely out of sight, isn’t in anyone’s “backyard”, no matter how generous you are with language.
The fact that you claim they they only complain when they are in their back yards. Stop moving the goal post.
4·3 days agoI’m neutral on the smell, but eggs are damn tasty.
No, they really do complain about them being put anywhere within their line of sight, miles from their homes. I’ve personally met and talked to people complaining about it.
1·4 days agoNot my dog, but a friend’s once dug his way through an exterior wall of an apartment they were renting to get outside.
4·5 days agoThis sounds more like a snap / gnome integration problem than a bug in Visual Studio Code.
5·4 days agoPizza snobs are the worst when it comes to judging people over food they like.
Actually, wait, there is a worse group. The people that lose their minds when someone else likes a steak “well done”.
First you have to have a consistent definition of “bad things” that everyone agrees on.
12·5 days agoRaw milk, it’s the new abortion drug of choice. Now fully legal and endorsed by conservatives!!!
3·6 days agoWhy in the name of fuck would you hook a self driving car up to an LLM?! This is insanity.
36·6 days agoIt’s just propaganda conservatives use to try and associate liberalism with childish naivete.
A Trump press conference
Those things tend to run pretty hot, don’t they? Seems like a good way to start a fire.
I climbed a water tower at an abandoned warehouse and got attacked by wasps at the top. Good times!
6.9 might top it
Our understanding of science constantly changes as we learn new things. Do you think we shouldn’t teach kids science because we might learn something new that shows what we used to know was wrong?