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The Steep and the GrindThe border war was drawn in chalk on the pavement of Oakhaven Avenue, a line as sharp as a razor’s edge. On the north side stood The Brass Bean, a cathedral of industrial steel, exposed brick, and high-pressure steam. It was a place of frantic productivity, where the air hummed with the aggressive, metallic whine of burr grinders and the sharp clack-clack of portafilters being knocked against rubber bins. On the south side was The Jade Leaf, a sanctuary of silk-screened walls, low-hanging bamboo lamps, and the delicate...
Weekly Contest #255
There he is again. That troll does not stop hounding me online. I post my opinions on how I think artificial intelligence can positively impact the world. Solving problems more effectively than humans. Running a robot that can do certain jobs would be too dangerous for a human. Seems like he spends all his time spouting off all his opinions about how misguided my stance on artificial intelligence is. I believe artificial intelligence will eventually not be a threat if we are careful and respectful. Taking jobs from humans or hurting us in ce...
Weekly Contest #252
I can’t believe it, another instance of someone lacking common sense. I am on my way to the university for my research and I am startled by a driver who swerves in and out around the lanes and other cars. Going maybe forty miles over the limit. I take notice that his vehicle is of particularly high stock. No doubt he seeks the thrill that can be accompanied by speed and near danger. Too bad for him he seems to have crashed his vehicle not long after he passed me. Unfortunately, his stupidity has hindered more than just himself today. The cra...
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