Such a simple, silly, and really funny comic. I can imagine this as a segue or scene change in Bojack Horseman.

I needed to look it up. Here's the Wikipedia page on parity flags.

Are the models that OpenAI creates open source? I don't know enough about LLMs but if ChatGPT wants exemptions from the law, it result in a public good (emphasis on public).

Defemistrated?

It's been a while since I've read a Perry Bible Fellowship comic. Still great! Thanks for sharing!

YouTube link to the ad for those that would skip the article

Does that mean that Superman is a plant?

Making the same joke for 6 minutes doesn't count as skewering, I think.

Chicagoans can permanently register to vote by mail! Just fill out a form and the city will send you a ballot before every election! There's no reason to accidentally not vote anymore.

Democrats in leadership need to start flipping the script and talking about "cancel culture" and "conservative snowflakes" that have no grit and can't handle a little competition.

In Clojure it could be

(-> Oi , you got a problem , bruv ?) 

The article explains it was launched last year and that is 6x6 pixels. But why not 7x7 or more? Is it due to the necessary cooling to just about absolute zero?

If I remember correctly, that's Glados trolling you. None of the puzzles are impossible to complete as long as the game is running properly.

We Clojurists use Clojure / ClojureScript

Why not? I had a OnePlus One back in the day and I quite liked it. What happened since to taint its reputation?

I didn't read any of it, but I see that it's a chapter book with references to profanity (a character says a word that is all punctuation e.g $*#&!). So it must be aimed at older kids.

What's the target reading age for the book?

Also, thanks for sharing!

This is amazing. I don't think AI can get any better than this.

I'm a daily Clojure user, and I knew immediately where that article was going, but it was still a delightful and insightful read! Thanks for sharing!

What an interesting and sad documentary. Thanks for sharing.

I'm always happy to see my favorite Clojure tool (Portal) get some attention.

Thanks for a good read!