Talking about Kevin Comroys masterful delivery reminded me of a very different, but equally amazing line delivery by Adam West.
"Those patriotic porpoises sacrificed their lives to save me."
Also, after answering the a phone line just introduced as being only available to the president, with a voice full of shock and awe:
"Robin... It's the President".
Yeah. There's too many great Kevin Conroy lines t for me to pick a favorite.
I love this comics page so much
For anyone not in on the joke, the gold lasso is magically enforcing total honesty as they introduce themselves to each-other.
It forces Superman to admit to both of his private names given to him by each of his sets of parents.
And for the Batman, "Bruce Wayne" is just a lie he tells people in between doing Batman stuff, so he just reintroduces himself as Batman.
Yeah. I gotta admit I laughed at Ellen's (completely unrelatable) "relatable" jokes about being ultra wealthy.
I dunno if she counts for this request?
I guess she's more conservative than many comedians, but I'm guessing her wife makes sure she still votes in favor of civil liberties like marriage rights.
That makes sense. But then I would feel like I was wasting all this cool media equipment I already have set up.
Yeah. Current generation learning models can do impressive things in the hands of a skilled engineer, but Elon is leading a round of class warfare against skilled engineers right now.
Shareholders need to decide which they really want to bet on to win.
Makes sense. I'm not picky about which exact risks our entitled overconfident billionaires opt to take.
Also xmas trees are giant cocks. Yep. Huge phallic symbols.
Today I learned!
I'm going to enjoy Christmas trees even more with this knowledge. Thank you.
Though, when looking for a source for others to enjoy, it also turns out it's complicated.
Edit: Caesar Borgia. Unsubstantiated...except by pretty much anyone who, you know, has a quick look at the various portraits of him.
It can also be fun to pick a random "legal@..." address outside their organization and include a "cc" to it.
Any necessary shenanigans to hire Alan Rickman was probably the right call.
around 270 million. There are 334 million people in the US, so that's probably just about everyone.
Yeah.
Including past breaches, it's unclear if any adult American's private information remains unbreached.
There's an ongoing arm chair discussion happening among Cybersecurity folks of how many living adult humans with social security numbers haven't been breached.
Are there eleven? Are there a thousand? Are there any? We don't know. We do know it's not many.
The good(?) news is that new adults are turning 18 every day, and entering their private information into the same systems, soon to be breached in the same ways. So that's something? I don't know. Maybe it's nothing, honestly.
Exactly!
And this is why, if the problem is solveable, it must be solved by learning models shepherded by expert engineers. The LLMs can take care of the long boring stretches, freeing skilled engineer time to fine-tune an LLM algorithm hybrid for the tricky bits.
I'm inclined to believe the problem is solveable, but since I'm not selling anything, I'm allowed to say "if". Heh.