Doesn’t look like AI to me, but it’s not that hard to print a label and fill a jar with sand so.

They said “can” not “have to”. You changed what they said and then attacked that.

I’ve seen this article with at least 5 different verbs now. “Stunned”, “gobsmacked”, yadda yadda yadda

Pretty sure they were being sarcastic. I mean they know the word aleph which strongly indicates they know what sets of infinite numbers are.

None of that is true anymore. Fuzzy searching is incredibly easy, you don’t need billion dollar servers, and there are open source libraries that do it right out of the box. It has nothing to do with community submissions and everything to do with how they implemented search.

What’s most likely is that they don’t have a ranking system for each poi, so liberty bell just defaults to whatever is closest rather than whatever is most likely.

To anyone reading this, generate a password for your security answer and stick it in your password manager. It’s safer than trying to remember a fake security answer and much safer than using a real security answer.

I had no clue what the problem was until you pointed it out. I’m so tired of people purposefully misreading shit to make it seem bad.

You might be too young. They’re referring to a service called StumbleUpon that did almost exactly what you posted here.

Kagi ftw.

Sidebery is an excellent extension for that. I really doubt Mozilla is going to make one as good as that.

They trained mantis shrimp!? That’s more interesting than the color fact lol

You’re not gonna believe it, but a large portion, if not all, of those fax machines simply use email on the backend. I’m not joking. You fax something to a phone number and it actually gets sent via email to the other end. Or, alternatively, companies will literally require faxing between each other and it’s literally just all email.