@nprofile1q... Yeah... A couple years before it became an "AI" thing I discovered the trick of using emoticons in headings to make pages a little more interesting without being a "real" designer. (ex: https://codeberg.org/slembcke/debugger.lua) Now that's considered an AI tell, and I'm kinda pissed. -_-

On the other hand, LLMs have made me realize I'm really not that good of a writer, and I'm kinda ok with that if it means people will believe only a real person could write like me. >_< Hehe

@nprofile1q... I suppose I watched it well after midnight too, but it was when I was eating breakfast. It hits differently at that hour.

@nprofile1q... Hah! You watched that too eh?

@nprofile1q... Ooooh, so it’s just a humorous coincidence. :p

@nprofile1q... lol... Part of me immediately wants to say "lol, LLM summary" since you see crap like that every day now on so many services. On the other hand, part of me wants to believe that someone snuck that in as a terrible joke.

@nprofile1q... Kinda, haha. His reaction was very much. "What the hell just happened...?!"

@nprofile1q... Hah! My wife’s college friend visited with her husband from New Mexico one time. We were driving and went down a hill into some thick low lying fog. He had never seen fog before and was super weirded out.

@nprofile1q... (galaxy_brain.gif)

The other oddity I found fascinating as a graphics programmer was that, sure it increased the readable distance of road signs by maybe 20 to 30%, but the distance I was able to discern moire in fences or railings while driving seems to be *much* further than that. I had to explain to my wife what I was so excited about. >_<

I need to go flying again and see if this makes landings that much more natural...

Like my vision has always been "fine". I don't need glasses to drive (or fly). I was told as far back as high school that I didn't have 20/20, and also it probably wouldn't be worth the hassle. Stuff in the distance _is_ a bit sharper and more readable, but holy cow! I didn't expect the stereo thing!

My prescription is in the 0.5 - 0.75 range, but I think it's the astigmatism that really dulls the stereo for me.