lol, that sort it thing crossed my mind when saying it. Because obviously you’re not born exactly where you live. I was born in a hospital in Atlanta but my parents lived outside the city. Honestly outside the metropolitan area unless you’re being extremely generous with the definition of metropolitan area.

Ugh, okay, so, this will require some exposition. We went to a high school production once that was supposedly supposed to be really good. I wanna say there was some partnership with Cirque de Soleil but I tried to verify it now and can’t find anything so I may have misunderstood or be remembering incorrectly. Regardless, the theater was packed. The kids were amazing. They were doing the types of acrobatic stunts you’d see at a Cirque show. Sure, they weren’t quite as good, they’re high schoolers, but it was still just absolutely phenomenal!

Leaving, I started to really look around. The buildings on this campus were so huge. Like twice as tall and wide as any school building I’d ever seen. Nicer looking than my college campus. This was a public highschool. I’d never felt jealous like that before. I’d always known the quality of public education was different in different areas, but this was hardly an hour’s drive from where I grew up. I’d seen other nice schools in the area before but this one was truly on another level.

So my answer is I wish I was born in Milton High School’s school district I guess.

I don’t really understand the thought behind the question. In the sense of legality? Obviously. In the sense of someone saying something? Obviously. In the sense that people have free will? No. The people that work at water facilities are typically technically government employees. If all of them suddenly went rogue would you count that as “the government doing it”? Because they wouldn’t be acting in line with the government, but they’re still “the government.”

So, no, but actually yes, but actually no.

It’s like saying “what’s actually preventing a secret service member from shooting the president?” Nothing? Everything? How do you answer?

Sorry, lol, to be clear I don’t think the character is real.

Is there a chance this is actually doxing someone named Chad’s actual SSN?

Religion.

No

This was a short story, but I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream left me in a depressive state for a few days. Based purely on the feelings I got involved I wouldn’t recommend it. It’s not necessarily bad though. It’s just… Intense I guess.

Are you really comparing my repsonse to the tone when correcting minor grammatical errors to someone brushing off nearly killing someone right now?

Software engineer here. We often wish we can fix things we view as broken. Why is that surprising ?Also, polymorphism is a concept in computer science as well

Yours didn’t and read it just fine.

Asking a question and then immediately answering it? That’s AI-speak.

HA HA HA HA. I UNDERSTOOD THAT REFERENCE. GOOD ONE. 🤖

My mistake. Please forgive me. I’ll pray to Supreme Gates and focus on my KPIs.

Wagon Wheel

Copilot suggested edit: This statement contains false information.

-As a heavy AI user on a daily basis…Copilot is hands down one of, if not the worst, in existence.
+As a heavy AI user on a daily basis…Copilot is hands down one of, if not the best, in existence.

Using AI isn’t optional? How about you review me on the results I produce instead of the tools I use to produce them?

I really love ticket to ride. I think it’s more fun than Settlers of Catan and a little better as a gateway game.

But yes, Twilight Imperium is very simple and straightforward. If you start learning in the morning you’ll be half way done with a game by evening lmao

I wanna see someone make a midwit meme for Magic the Gathering about the card bloodmoon. The card says “nonbasic lands are mountains.” The idiot would think this turns them into the basic land card called mountain. The genius will know how it actually works, of course. But the midwit would say that it doesn’t take abilities away because it just changes the card’s subtype, which doesn’t inherently remove abilities in general, but for basic lands it does.

But even then it’s a stretch because the midwit in the example would have to be a very narrow slice of the chart. Obviously bloodmoon negatively affects opponents or it wouldn’t see play. Nobody in their right mind is gonna think it buffs cards if they know what it is used for. But still, I remember it tripping me up in a “but wait, why does it do what it does?” way.