Could they use a long rope as a track/guide with the "packages" tethered to it?

How realistic would it be to drill a more convenient entrance from above?

Fact or opinion? Legitimately curious.

That there is an 'opinion'.

What if you did this memory game while running?!

I read somewhere that it's much more likely they contracted neurosyphilis.

Did you know humans are 70% mushroom?

Can you get a suggested color palette by API call?

sure, you could just use the same API the main website does, it's unauthenticated:

  curl 'http://colormind.io/api/' --data-binary '{"model":"default"}'

  curl 'http://colormind.io/api/' --data-binary '{"input":[[44,43,44],[90,83,82],"N","N","N"],"model":"default"}'

keep in mind this is hosted on a single Linode 4096, and there's no SLA or anything :] It's handling the HN spike pretty well so far though.

also the models are rotated daily (ie. different ones are available each day), with the exception of "default"

Happy New Year! May we all enjoy a New Year ahead filled with growth and fulfillment through Wisdom, Peace, Love, Joy.

Eide shoma mobarak!~

Maybe evolution is an emergent phenomenon of the spec.

Perhaps it is easier to agree on what is not a robot.

I am not a robot.

Wait, am I?

Based on Dubai's recent history, I'd speculate there is some slave or slave-like labor involved to make it viable.

Slave labor doesn't help much for high-tech projects. Slaves are mostly useful for manual labor that doesn't require literacy or complex skills.

Remember, before we invented tractors, if you wanted to move a thousand tons of rock a mile, it had to be done largely by hand. That is a use case for slave labor. Before we invented harvesters, cotton had to be picked by hand. That is a use case for slave labor. Domestic servants are a use case. But the invention of powered machinery made most slave jobs obsolete.