Blade Runner came out in 1982, yet its vision of the future still feels strangely current. Artificial humans, powerful corporations, overcrowded cities and the question of what actually makes someone human are more relevant than ever.
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Blade Runner came out in 1982, yet its vision of the future still feels strangely current. Artificial humans, powerful corporations, overcrowded cities and the question of what actually makes someone human are more relevant than ever.
Tony Stark just had unlimited API tokens.
Any SWEs who would just wanna have a chat and hangout? I have so many questions.
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