A wire brush. Handheld, not attached to an electric grinder or something like that.
Cheap wire brushes should be available in most hardware stores. I know that ours carries them in the paint section.
Remove the nozzle and hold it with pliers or something.
This site doesn’t rate articles. It rates news sources.
That is an extremely important distinction! Thanks!
Edit: that wasn’t sarcasm. I honestly think it’s a valuable thing to know and remember.
That’s how I see it. Some tech bro shitheads are trying to profit off the generous, free work of others. That kind of parasitic mentality is the last thing the Fediverse needs.
When it talks with its hands it looks like it’s trying to cast a spell.
You grew a Holy Hand Grenade. Enjoy carefully!
Anyone who still needs this point explained is no longer capable of thinking rationally on the subject. Their common sense has been overridden by AI hype.
Yeah, that doesn’t help, either. Bad move both ways.
Believing your own hype is acceptable, to a point. Realistically, you kinda have to when you’re the CEO of a company that makes a product many experts are reasonably skeptical of.
The key is to maintain a bit of objectivity and know the limitations of AI. What may seem like success would only turn out to be a PR disaster for Perplexity when it failed. Other AI CEOs know this. That’s why they’re not lining up outside the Time’s office to promote their services.
Ultimately, this only makes Srinivas look like an overexcited kid who doesn’t truly understand his own product.
Last night I assassinated Joe Momma in bed.
This version of The Golden Compass takes some serious liberties.
The Thing
I would be absolutely furious with this dipshit… but it doesn’t matter how I feel. He has burned himself very publicly, and now the entire industry knows he can’t be trusted or relied on.
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lol I’m glad I posted about it. Apparently I needed a reality check.
I used to use reddit constantly, and did so for years. That level of hostility took over so gradually that I didn’t even consciously notice. I used Lemmy for a few weeks before it really sunk in that nobody had jumped down my throat over a minor, irrelevant issue (like a careless punctuation or grammatical error).
People here tend to give each other the benefit of the doubt, which had become virtually unheard of on reddit. Even when people make replies I don’t agree with, they’re usually discussing the point rather than the way that point is presented.
I will never, ever go back.