I cant event call it iterations because no one learned anything making the last project.

You got the right point.

uncontrollable mold spreading across their walls unless they leave the windows open in winter

You mean soulful mold?

As long as the house has at least 1 window each on opposing sides, and at least 2 metres of spacing between the next plot margin, I'd give it a pass.
I'm writing this from an area where I won't find such a place even if I were to pay 1/3 of my salary as rent.

Air (for earners)

And all the other get what smokers exhale in the room?
Oh right, that's the definition of "Air" now.

To the person who replies to this, with a 4 dimensional "TRUTH" of this 3 dimensional TRUE projection, please ping me too.

I now feel the need to create a coordinate system where a 120 degree angle is orthogonal, so people will say the same for hexagons.
And then pixels on the monitors will be arranged in a hexagonal formation.
It would be fun to watch.

But IDK if that will work out. Perhaps create another space.

Curious that Provence needed neither chimneys nor garages.
What's that about?

the only way humanity will be able to code/write/design/whatever is through LLM products, because everyone forgot and stopped learning

Not very extreme from what I see.
It regularly happens for a lot of things to smaller extents (who can make a computer to run their code? I'll hypothetically give you RISC V source and lots of money for materials and see if you can manage without giving said money to the company that creates fabrication machines) and AI just reduced the bar for the user, in a way that enough people might just want to give up trying to understand how stuff works.

If it had so many straight tautologies, are you sure it was not a sort of dictionary?

At least all the things I see on the buildings in the top picture seem to have a utilitarian purpose.
Of course, how well they fulfilled their purpose would have depended upon the availability of materials and manufacturing processes at the time.

If I ever end up taking out the time to create shortcuts for things like this, I will start using them.
Stuff like because, therefore, implies, currency symbols and such.

Well, I didn't check its internals.

https://github.com/hagezi/dns-blocklists/issues/11017

https://github.com/hagezi/dns-blocklists/issues/12026

It is perfect and will run for a million years.
Dodges all traps and jumps over all ditches whether you see them or not.
But you are already too old to ride it.

The bear trap is actually not very obvious.
Specially in jungles and stuff

eMudhra was probably required to be IEEE-RFC-1149.5 compliant.

What if the diapers had RAM?

Well duh!
Most of the RF is invisible to people.

Other than that the site can tell it is Librewolf.
Although, I opened amiunique.org in 2 different ways and the audio data and canvas footprints were showing up to be unique in both. So unless they are randomising it on every start, it is not standard enough.

While on firefox (on a close enough version), the Audio data was coming unsupported, which made it ~30% similarity ratio. On checking now though, the Audio data is visible with firefox.

What made my browser unique was the Canvas and the List of fonts. The latter tends to change every now and then without me doing anything special, because I just downloaded too many fonts.

WrItE iN aSeMbLy!!

What!! You would use an assembler to make binaries to run on a general purpose machine code interpreter instead of using an atomic knife and a salt-accelerator to write the instructions on a silicon die?

Albsoluridonculoustrous!

But honestly, if he is saying that, I now have a good reason to assume he can't be trusted with having proper logic in the kernel.

IIRC one big problem with using AI code in Linux was license of created code. If that is somehow fixed, which is not the case, then it might at least be fine for those coming in the future.