You’re almost there. Turn the first one on for a while. Then then it off and turn the second one on and run to the room. There are theee possible scenarios. If the bulb is on, switch 2 controls it. If the bulb is hot but off switch 1 controls it. If the bulb is cold and off, switch 3 controls it.

In other news, a million people use openai???

Eh. Even mediatek chips are getting to the point where they’re enough. Chip doesn’t really matter anymore.

As an iPhone owner and former pixel owner, pixels are more premium, cost less, work better, but depreciate faster. I look forward to the day I replace this with a pixel.

Everyone should learn new things as often as they can. Pick up a new hobby or skill, become very proficient at it, incorporate it into your life, repeat. This active mental engagement is the best way to prevent dementia and keep your mind sharp.

DDR! My wife and I used to be pro and are looking at getting a home setup. What do you use?

She’s changing her name from Kitty to Karen

This meme needs more artifacts

Thiel explained that he believes the Antichrist will present itself as an advocate for regulation, pushing to slow technological and scientific progress in the name of safety

Says the guy trying to make a new kind of bomb.

In the cat and mouse game, sex always wins. Nudity will, uh, find a way.

Maybe a government run service that reads your unique identifier and provides a simple adult:yes/no to the website. That takes the burden off the sites and keeps personal identification info in a publicly owned system.

Capitalism at its worst. Here let’s make more plastic garbage so that you have to buy more things.

My take on boomerifying is getting other generations to behave like the stereotypical boomer, not that they are actual boomers by birthday.

lining the pockets of copyright lawyers

Trees do that all the time. Usually within a single species but in some cases with other species.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/28256439-the-hidden-life-of-trees has lots of info about this.

The overpriced nature of subscription services is not a good reason to justify paying more for relatively inexpensive hardware. The fact that you can buy new ereaders for $100 suggests that the $400 models are vastly overpriced. Companies are feature-creeping them so they can increase the price.

I did read the article. I am commenting that I have never encountered strong juxtaposition and sharing why I think it is a poor choice.

I disagree. Without explicit direction on OOO we have to follow the operators in order.

The parentheses go first. 1+2=3

Then we have 6 ÷2 ×3

Without parentheses around (2×3) we can’t do that first. So OOO would be left to right. 9.

In other words, as an engineer with half a PhD, I don’t buy strong juxtaposition. That sounds more like laziness than math.