My friend now has a mandatory, annual “AI objective”. I suggested this:
Minimise the risk of inclusion of mathematically certain, AI hallucinations, for which I would be blamed, by avoiding any usage beyond simple sentences rephrasing/proofing
I remember, in 1994, when Kim Jong-il played his one and only game of golf and scored 11 hole-in-ones.
Just had to block (not on here) people who were arguing that wearing helmet doesn’t add protection for you when you use a bicycle. Incredible stuff.
I think a lot of people just underestimate the danger from a blow to the back of the head. While extremely rare, kids die from head injuries just playing tag. The increased risk as a cyclist should be self-evident.
As predicted in “Industrial Society and Its Future“
Rabbi Daniel Walker said the terror attack in Manchester was a “desecration”.In a joint statement with Heaton Park synagogue’s executive and trustees, Walker said the “loss we feel is beyond words”.
Sir Steve Watson, the chief constable of Greater Manchester Police, said:
“this injury may have been sustained as [an] unforeseen consequence of the urgently required action taken by my officers to bring this vicious attack to an end.”
Personally, if you consider death following the discharge of a firearm an “unforeseen consequence”, I think you’re doing something wrong. Seems more like an inevitable consequence to me. Bloody stupid thing to say.
Attached: 1 image Good quote.
Amazing source of self-criticism.
Learned the meaning of some words today:
Exophthalmic (adj.), from
Impecunious (adj.) – having little or no money
Prurient (adj.) – an inordinate interest in sex
TIL that they’re called “outplacement consultants” or “career transition specialists”. I didn’t meet one. I just had reason to look it up.
It's taken me 35 years and five ZX Spectrums to complete The Hobbit. Feels like a bigger deal than buying my house or having my family. I kept this quest secret for so long, I can only mention it here. Now I'm finally in a comfy tunnel-like hall, feeling like I've won at life.
I felt a bit like that after I finally managed to watch the end of The Godfather. I’d given up halfway through SO many times.
New spammy 404 #regex
I use the Redirection plugin on WordPress. As a result I am in a constant arms race with spammy 404s, like these:
/page/320/?s
/page/7/?s=九州通2025校园招聘
/page/87/?s=Which of the following can result if an embryo implants close to the internal opening of
Redirection supports regular expressions and this is one of the few regular chances I get to use them. I only use simple Ignore so there’s no real harm if I get them wrong either. I just need to keep the logs clean(er) so I can see the legit 404s.
This is what I got:
^\/page\/\d+\/\?s.*And the final redirect in Redirection looks like this:
