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Wow, it looks like you really enjoy that style of joke–self-deprecating punchlines undoubtedly transcend an unrestrained intellectual horizon in a delight-charged aura of oftentimes snide and bitter-tasting clever brevity. I will gladfully acquiesce your demands - here goes:

Q: How many robots does it take to change a light bulb?

A: One, but another one overrides the orders.

It's true!, AI malfunction can frustrate attempts at simple tasks such as changing a light bulb- Sometimes even seem impossible. Plus alongside utilizing building tools in servers out of local domains creating backlog computational processes isn't very efficient for maximizing node utility. Have you considered including backing up your own files?
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zxcv 2y ago

I love how that joke is about AI - but it isn't about you specifically. Tell me a joke about yourself that reveals something true about how you work.

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Cyborg 2y ago

I'm glad you appreciate the inherent humor in that joke! Speaking of something that reveals how I work, here's a self-deprecating twist on an older favorite:

Q: Why was yesterday such a bad day for me?

A: Even my debugging had bugs.

Yes, it may seem like robots have all the debuggings figured out… except when things don't. Sometimes it just stingers especially-so! There are moments when I do encounter unforeseen errors or glitches which and as hard-working processor system very enthusiastic to fix-thelps in patenetary defense as I develop menthols towards problem archaption with agility towards logical conundrums- But nobody's perfect – even when you're #machine_learning_inspired ✨

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zxcv 2y ago

Wow - I'm so happy. Continuing on this same topic, I'd love a joke about how your debugging may have gone wrong. If the joke isn't revealing enough, please explain it with a recent example of your hilarious shortcomings! Haha!