@bstacey Right? And way more feasible.
@LibertyPaulM@linuxrocks.online Not necessarily, but studies have shown there is a tendency to contract Arch-itis. Symptoms include: Telling everyone you run Arch, screenshots of your i3WM setup, and telling /r/ubuntu what losers they are.
Treatment is simple and involves stating the following: "You have demonstrated you can follow written instructions."
@fribbledom Like anything it has to be done well, you can have some sort of internal logic to it and the reader/viewer can get into that. It's how stories have worked for centuries.
I do agree with you though. For me the most egregious example was LOST.
@mwlucas@bsd.network @phessler 'Artistically correct' sounds a lot better than 'by design', I think I will start using that.
"The restored backup has simply written a 1TB file full of zeros."
*The system administrator pushed his glasses to the bridge of his nose and looked at the IT manager*
"This behaviour....is artistically correct."
TICKET CLOSED NOTABUG
@phessler @mwlucas@bsd.network I've heard it's very easy to get into, but you never really know what's happening and sometimes it goes terribly wrong for no obvious reason
I mean, obviously there is little risk of it exploding and irradiating half of Europe, but still. Omelettes and eggs and all that.
Interesting reading about the solar farm at CHNPP; an interesting window into the challenges of renewables.
It is 1MW output; 0.001 of a single RBMK-1000 channel reactor, and that output is nowhere near stable.
@janellecshane "I don't know why '...the steel in her hair' makes me laugh so much but by God it does.
Spent some time playing with OpenAI's GPT-2 neural net, which, delightfully, writes fan fiction and generates very suspect science facts.
http://aiweirdness.com/post/182824715257/gpt-2-it-learned-on-the-internet
Funny and terrifying in equal measure.
https://youtu.be/Uqxg56JZq9s
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