crabapple

So what kind of crabapple you get is just random, some taste better than anything you can buy, most are hard sour and astringent.

There's plenty of crabapple trees that have been grown just this way.

When I grew up, we had several crabapple trees in the yard.

You opened your comment with anger, talking about your disgust, accusing crabapple of over-generalization and ignorance, and essentially dismissing all of us as moneybags who use hypothetical Denny's waitresses to degrade your family or ignore your hardship.

If a script kiddie can just train a model and duplicate the hard-won aesthetic work of Molly Crabapple or Ralph Steadman or anyone at all, and either dilute the value of it or actually profit from it, what is the incentive for creators to create new work at all?

Molly Crabapple, the writer of the column, is an accomplished artist and writer and has probably made more money in her career than most programmers her age.

Crabapple is obviously trolling, but (s)he's got a point: it's a really bad idea to drop of out of college to pursue anything less than an instant success.

The things I know nothing about like, “How do I take care of a crabapple tree” i’m going to trust more then a top ranking blog post because I have no experincce, time, or willingness to verify the information from the Blog or Gen AI.

In the article, Crabapple describes Guantanamo as "a factory consuming money, morals, and decades of human life." The counterpoint that governments (plural, not just the US) are making is that Guantanamo is now a factory for seething hatred that, given the opportunity, would produce new, fanatical warriors for violent jihad.

The things I know nothing about like, “How do I take care of a crabapple tree” i’m going to trust more then a top ranking blog post because I have no experincce, time, or willingness to verify the information from the Blog or Gen AI.

In the article, Crabapple describes Guantanamo as "a factory consuming money, morals, and decades of human life." The counterpoint that governments (plural, not just the US) are making is that Guantanamo is now a factory for seething hatred that, given the opportunity, would produce new, fanatical warriors for violent jihad.

Molly Crabapple, the writer of the column, is an accomplished artist and writer and has probably made more money in her career than most programmers her age.

Crabapple is obviously trolling, but (s)he's got a point: it's a really bad idea to drop of out of college to pursue anything less than an instant success.