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Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak got cheers, not boos, after telling students they 'all have AI — actual intelligence'
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The Great and Powerful Woz strikes again.
Wooooooooozz!
Holy shit I forgot code monkeys existed.
Such a great show! I’m due for a watch thru. Gonna start that tonight!
No, it was a bad show, but it was bad in an enjoyable way. It was aqua teen trash. We all love aqua teen but we aren’t watching it looking for philosophical lessons or deeper meaning. We watch be because we are stoned and judge Judy isn’t on.
this is not the case for Xavier renegade Angel. which is widely known for its philosophical quandries and other enlightened intellectualism and shit
That reminds me, I need to watch love death and robots. I downloaded it after seeing a few clips from the robots touring the ruins of humanity episode. I just never had the time to sit down and watch it.
I’ve been banging my head against my desk trying to fix a fucking Voron for 2 months instead. Ugh!
It's worth it! That show did so many clever things. And they're all short and so wildly different from one another that if one isn't doing it for you, you can always skip to the next one.