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One plucky YouTuber explores whether 3D printers might let us wrest back the means of production from Big Fashion.
Four thousand separate panels, decades of work, and one deck of cards dictating everything.
Scandalous waste of resources or conservative media beat-up? Oh go on, guess.
Would you view a GoatGPT response differently to ChatGPT? Even if they worked the exact same way?
It all seems a bit fishy to us.
Take as many titles as you like! To stream!
Hallucinating your way into the larder.
You'll have to provide your own sci-fi noises, though.
Explore the world in a new, not-at-all stressful way!
Archiving memes is tougher than it sounds.
Welcome to your nightmare, Claude.
Either way, this story is profoundly depressing.
No kink-shaming, but...
Have you got $800 and 150 years to spare? Knock yourself out!
“I want people to feel something that’s imperfect.”
The tl;dr of a bewildering and honestly really awful case.
Quantum computing remains in a superposition of "viable" and "not viable," but this game is intriguing either way.
Guest blogger HP Lovecraft writes on the latest advances in robotics.
It turns out that 16 bytes is more than enough to make one's head hurt.
The history of computing at your fingertips.
