For what it's worth, it's one of my favorite things on the internet. So thank you.

explains random screaming in lakeview

Just a couple of assholes with a consistent opinion about what adults, consenting enthusiastically, are allowed to do to each other without making it a whole political thing.

I don't think they realize they are selling a commodity.

IDK, I think "AI should always be a choice — something people can easily turn off" is actually a much healthier opinion that any of its nearest competitors.

We don't need to beat around the bush of calling the Trump administration obviously racist against people with black skin.

Ehh, they will take what they are given.

Supreme Court is just making shit up now. This is maddening. This is fucking insane.

He... didn't even attempt to cite... anything for this. What? That would get a lawyer censured? Fired? Scolded by a judge?

It's so bad.

Dissent made me laugh pretty hard:

(Actually, [near-dispositive] appears only three times in the whole U. S. Reports. See, e.g., 532 U. S. 451, 473, n. 2 (2001) (Scalia, J., dissenting) (referring to “[t]he near-dispositive strength Blackstone accorded stare decisis” ).)

How does this solve the problem of documentation out of sync?

counterpoint: skeet is occasionally funnier because how mad it makes people.

Imagine breaking up a family for a particularly interesting bit of linear algebra.

Kagi is one of my favorite bills to pay.

You're asking a lot of questions answered by my "We're not Enron" t shirt.

Also: Do you even second law of thermodynamics.

Take two pool balls. If one is static, one hit hard, you will see transfer of E. If you start hitting them at each other at various speeds, you will see transfer of E. You hit them at the same speed, you will see zero* transfer of E between the two balls.

Temperature exchange is a local process