The packing machines count parts by weight and deliberately overdeliver the lighter parts to make sure they don't accidentally underdeliver. If you look up the set on bricklink.com it will show you a complete list of parts including how many of each are usually left over.

“Markets can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent” — John Maynard Keynes

Do you mean actual Norwegians or Americans of Norwegian descent? Because actual Norwegians would pair lutefisk with Norwegian aquavit, not bourbon.

Ah yes, should have thought of that, Zoolac is more commonly used for the opposite problem

love the krazy kat reference but I don't get who the characters represent?

Zoolac?

kan bekrefte at det er søndag

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Dog...

The only reasonable position is zero tolerance: the AI industry must end sooner rather than later. It is culturally, socially, environmentally, and economically destructive, and all the Silicon Valley marketing in the world isn't going to make it otherwise.

Your brain runs two different systems according to what you're doing. If you're neurotypical, it's an either/or switch: engage one and you shut down the other.

(If you have ADHD it tries to run both at once, which is one reason concentration is a bugger.) 2/

To get around the monthly usage caps? To build on platforms not offered by GitHub? To control your own infrastructure?

Because Firefox already has a built-in AI that can't be turned off from the settings dialog and (allegedly) turns itself back on if you do manage to turn it off.

one of the images appears to be missing

it's giving off white couch meme vibes

this just reminded me that I've read TWUHB, recently even, but I cannot for the life of me remember how it ends, wtf brain??? Anyway the bits of it that I do remember were really good, and I think I'd have remembered if the ending wasn't? I'm going to have to re-read it now, aren't I?

is your advent calendar named Kevin?