• enphurgen@lemmy.world
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    7 days ago

    We’ve harnessed the power of every moron thats ever posted online, called it an artificial genius and are betting billions of dollars it will guide us into a utopian future…

    • MinnesotaGoddam@lemmy.world
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      6 days ago
      if i may quote, leap month is defined in websters dictionary (a definitionary which is unbreakable under the law. UNDER. THE. LAW.):

    • merc@sh.itjust.works
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      6 days ago

      Some “Actual Real Human Facts” related to how many months there are:

      Ever wondered why SEPTEMber starts with the common prefix for the number seven, and is followed by OCTOber, NOVEMber and DECEMber? but those are the 9th to the 12th month, rather than the 7th to the 10th?

      That’s because the Romans started numbering the months starting in March, so it was the first month. But, the really crazy bit is that between December and March… there weren’t any month names. I don’t get how that worked. Say you wanted to order some marble in December and asked when it would be delivered. They couldn’t say “January 15th” because January didn’t have a name yet. So, what. “Two weeks after the end of December”?

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      I’m going to be the “um, akchually” person:

      Lunar calendars, like the Chinese and Jewish ones, have leap months for the same reason the Gregorian calendar has leap days: to keep our seasons in line. It’s an entire, extra doubled-up month. However, one would say that year has 13 months, not 12. (At least for the Chinese calendar, not sure about the Jewish one.)

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      7 days ago

      Newer models without access to internet don’t fall for it. From this model also got:

      … popular internet meme and song called “Saturday Night Poop” …

      … Friday (as in “Friday’s Flush”) …

      … “friday” is a contraction of “Fri-POOP-day,” …

      … Tuesday (commonly known as “toilet day”)
      Friday (often referred to as “fart day”) …

      … one possibility is “Saturday” which can be pronounced as “Sat-Poo.” …

      … there’s a joke that goes:
      “Why don’t you tell a joke about poop?”
      The punchline is:
      “It’s a waste of time!” …

      … Why did the tomato turn red?
      Because it saw the poop! …

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    7 days ago

    With the power of the browser developer tools, you too can make it seem like the AI replied with whatever you think is funny

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      6 days ago

      ^ If your boss ever asks you why you spend 20 minutes in the bathroom 3 times per day

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    7 days ago

    Okay but stop normalising this shit by sharing screenshots of it

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    7 days ago

    isn’t it just trying to be reaffirming to the user, so it’s grasping at nonexistent straws?