CaptainBlagbird

I generate D&D characters and NPCs with it, but that’s not really a strong argument.

For programming though it’s quite handy. Basically a smarter code completion that takes the already written stuff into account. From machine code through assembly up to higher languages, I think it’s a logical next step to be able to tell the computer, in human language, what you actually are trying to achieve. That doesn’t mean it is taking over while the programmer switches off their brain of course, but it already saved me quite some time.

Yes, maybe a Burglarobbit came out me nose, gotta check.

Now this is a fidget toy I would like. Screw those push slide flip spin gadgets.

I have the DK1 but didn’t get any remotes 🥲

Yep, if something like this can happen, it might not be the best idea to go to the police:

Man pressured to confess he killed his dad. His dad was alive and well [3:40]