Sonars are not just a little “ping” noise underwater. They can carry enough energy to kill. It’s not subtle.

My issue is how they are both saying the same words, as if the stances are equivalent. They are not.

The most beautiful language. Why doesn’t every language have pipes?

Notice me, void-senpai!

I call bullshit, that avocado is underripe as hell

The basic measure is “accuracy”: the percentage of moves that are the best move for that position. Computers are, as you would expect, inhumanly good on this measure. Better than the best human players, who will have “inaccuracies” even in their best-played games. It makes spotting cheaters pretty reliable and easy. Niemann has been busted for cheating online repeatedly, and analysis of his in-person play bears the same hallmarks.

I can’t believe commenters here are trivializing war like this. We’re better than this.

For example, we could be adding cool cartoon “boioioioing!” sound effects.

Hey uh I think you dripped this back there

I feel like Russia’s military is probably the worst offender as far as discrediting Russia’s military goes

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I feel so seen

Thought this was a D&D article for just a minute

Audible meme

Upvoted just for “Ukrainium”

I see good trigger discipline, I upvote.

Well, you can just ram them out of the way with your firetruck. Obviously that’s not a great option either, but if the FD does that then any damages are on the robot-taxi company.

Ding ding ding! We have a safe mode of robot transit: trains. See, we know exactly where they will go because they run on rails. Literally.

Observation is one I really enjoyed. Mild puzzling, tension but not really the sort that kills you, and a fun, mind-bending story. Also the title track is just amazing.

Hell yeah ISO 216 forever babyyyyyyy

I believe one of the overpriced Google tablets actually did use 1: √2 ratio, but they didn’t stick with it. Of course, google has the attention span of a lobotomized gerbil so they don’t stick with anything.

I want to like this article and to share it with my relatives to help explain what I am so angry about. But it is so thick with irony and deep-cut references that even I, a long-time extremely online dude, had trouble parsing all of it.

He’ll never qualify. It would be hilarious if he ended up representing himself, though. I mean he’s had plenty of competent counsel, he just chooses not to listen to them. Quick, someone sell him on the wonders of Sovereign Citizenship!