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lemmy.world

That is the last thing a corgi needs. This is a war crime in the making. Their limited top speed was the only factor keeping a lid on things.

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I will not be fooled by corgi propaganda. If there had been a treat at the bottom, there would have been a sonic boom, followed by a shockwave of fur. That is a fully operational hypertube.

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piefed.social

look how it gets into the tube, it's AI
not to mention the tube isn't attached to anything

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sh.itjust.works

Yup its AI look at the bannister where it connects to the steps, not one is the same and some are part morphed into the step

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I'm not saying it's not AI but those look like normal bannisters to me. It looks "morphed" because bannisters have a maximum gap and stairs have a minimum/maximum rise and run. Meaning the bannisters don't match which makes them land at different places on each step.

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lemmy.world

I'm not saying you're wrong, but if that's AI, we're fucking cooked. I watched it zoomed in pretty far, over a dozen times. I wouldn't be surprised if there was video editing, though.

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media literacy would be an important topic in schools right about now, indeed
i wouldn't be surprised if the whole thing was posted by AI "this house installed", wat?

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I didn't know houses could install these things on their own. Amazing!

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So the dog goes nose first into the floor with no paws to soften the blow?

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This is really important for the dogs continued health. Going down stairs is particularly taxing on the hips of (small) dogs.

If I am taking care of my colleague's poodle I got to carry 25kg of dog down 3 flights of stairs.

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