The superhuman AI did social hacking on the devs and convinced them that it was a good substitute for them doing their jobs
Deme
I post pictures with my other account @Deme@lemmy.world
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- Deme@sopuli.xyztolinuxmemes@lemmy.world•Like going to an Indian restaurant for the first time and saying you want a lot of spice5·18 days ago
I picked Arch as my first distro about a year ago or so. Sure there was some things to learn but Archinstall was a breeze and after that the popularity of the distro means that there’s lots of people asking and answering questions online. Also Archwiki is just fantastic. No regrets.
In the future when the mechanisms of wealth extraction have been honed to perfection, this will be a feature of the system.
Jk it already is.
- Deme@sopuli.xyztoNot The Onion@lemmy.world•Surprised doctors find 10-inch worm in man's groin during elective surgeryEnglish872·26 days ago
The man’s only recollection of a possible exposure was eating raw snake meat during military service 50 years prior.
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Not efficiently, but the boat wouldn’t go in circles and the rowers wouldn’t be bumping into each other.
It’s not as efficient, but it’s not like there’s a shortage of manpower there. Also not quite as ergonomic, but that definitely isn’t a concern here. The main problem is cramming as much rowing power in the boat as possible, and that setup works.
The last time I rowed a boat was a bit over three weeks ago, and reversing has it’s uses.
Edit: And one more mistake in the picture. The oars would be bumping into the structural beams.
Edit2: It’s probably an ai slop illustration and I have no reason to think such setups were ever actually used, so my reasoning about sacrificing efficiency for more rowers is moot. My main point was that such a setup would be technically possible and would go forward.
No and no. Every oar handle goes forward and back at the same time and the boat goes forward. That just means that the rowers facing backwards are doing the movements in the opposite phase compared to the rowers facing forwards, pulling when the others are pushing and so on.
The only issue I see, is that the oar on the left has nobody holding it. And ofc the side of the boat is missing.
Repeating the last word of the top caption at the start of the bottom caption used to be a common ironic trope at least in certain circles, an attempt to make the meme shittier on purpose. An elegant literary device for a more civilized age…
The HR person will get fired if the facial recognition sees her not smiling like that.