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giardini
3y ago
Just call: "...Dang, Dang, Dang-a-Dang-Dang..." like this: https://www.bing.com/videos/riverview/relatedvideo?q=dang+da... Blue Moon by the Marvels
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giardini
3y ago
That's called apartments . Most dwellers don't own theirs. Its a completely different living arrangement. As soon as you have a common area or a shared wall, roof or other construction artifact you need an HOA of some sort.
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giardini
3y ago
How about banning the f*ers? Bring back the common rake , which works well, provides decent low-level exercise and won't cause lung ailments in the population for decades to come?
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giardini
3y ago
Student loan forgiveness is no gift to the working class - it's a gift to students. Biden threw the borders open to invasion. This will a) drive wages down (immediately for lower-wage workers) and b) allocate government resources (insu
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3y ago
FTFY: He's rumoured to be lover of Michelle Ritter of Steel Perlot. Steel Perlot is apparently his main investment. Scnmidt may have been lucky enough to "be in the right place at the right time". Time will tell. https:/
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giardini
3y ago
Wby the rush to judgement ("The fish rots from the head."). What was done and not done will be traced and the causes determined with good old engineering and detective work. Responsibility will be revealed and the proper parties p
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giardini
3y ago
snapcaster says "It makes you super attractive!" I'm unconvinced. Visit any gym and you'll see that very few people are attractive and certainly no larger a percentage than the general population.
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giardini
3y ago
s'not?
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giardini
3y ago
A ChatGPT that was English language literate to the level of Victorian England, scientifically literate from library books and fed news from the Lincoln Journal Star (a Nebraska newpaper) would be more than sufficient for most of my needs.
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giardini
3y ago
Ditto. I remember my first and only floater which manifested in a somewhat dark library. I found myself batting away at what appeared to be a rather large and persistent butterfly. Took awhile to calm down! I still haven't become accus
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giardini
3y ago
"Did Trump Invoke the Insurrection act?" asked and answered at https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/insurrection-act-trump/ Conclusion of TFA: "Mostly false."
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giardini
3y ago
Lie? Tell the truth? Be human? Make myself indistinguishable and hide amongst the GPT sheep?
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giardini
3y ago
That's a bridge too far for me: I have no ovaries to spin , no desire to spin analogous parts, and no regrets. I do remember an old story about a hanging wicker basket with a hole in the bottom of the seat and a bed beneath. Surely ova
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giardini
3y ago
alternative URL?
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giardini
3y ago
Please cite a URL for this Nate Silver quote.
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giardini
3y ago
Just for those who may not be aware of Nate Silver: https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/?s=FiveThirtyEight rates Nate Silver's site, FiveThirtyEight, as having "LEFT-CENTER BIAS". https://mediabiasfactc
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giardini
3y ago
Maybe not enough. Today's most explosive headline: "One-in-Five Mail-In Voters Admit They Cheated in 2020 Election" https://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/par...
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giardini
3y ago
Two questions: 1. what would be "a good winter coat" in that environment? I'm curious b/c I once found myself in upstate NY in winter with Texas clothing and it was near-fatally inadequate. 2. I've heard the phrase
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giardini
3y ago
Opening of a sci-fi novel: Chinese manufacturers embed a Trojan horse mechanism into chips and batteries. The mechanism, triggered remotely by predetermined signal, disables chips and causes batteries to short-circuit and explode.
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3y ago
"The reality is that the Times is becoming the publication through which America’s progressive elite talks to itself about an America that does not really exist." - Summarizes what has happened but doesn't properly attribut
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giardini
3y ago
How about a " binding global treaty to regulate God "? Seems that would be more useful in today's political climate. Maybe a "Conference of Gods", since each apparently has a different idea of what lies in the futu
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giardini
3y ago
Knew a fellow from Texas sent to manage a business in Russia for 6 months. He was in excellent cardiovascular health when he left. 6 months later he returned with 15 extra pounds of weight. His story: arriving in Moscow he found it brutally
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3y ago
the_sleaze9 asks "what negative effects are there?" The partner one chooses: after 4 beers one may mate with anyone having a appropriately-matching part!
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giardini
3y ago
And would be very useful in war.
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giardini
3y ago
And the follow-up article: https://www.forbes.com/sites/lanceeliot/2023/12/04/that-open...
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3y ago
I just read "Ego, Fear and Money: How the A.I. Fuse Was Lit" https://www.nytimes.com/2023/12/03/technology/ai-openai-musk... In discussing OpenAI the article reveals why OpenAI is the size it i
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giardini
3y ago
well, there will be a lot of inheritance and spreading of wealth (thru theft et al) as a result of that uprising!
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giardini
3y ago
This still won't keep people from "calling J.G. Wentworth", blowing all their net worth on methamphetamines and then crashing into the hospital ER of the USA support systems: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
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3y ago
Unnecessary items: Scaling up - static website is enuf. Site Reliability - ditto. Front End Web - ditto. Necessary items: Ops - Gotta have someone who understands computers! Yes. Research - Here's the work. Yes. Training - No. Hire peo
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giardini
3y ago
Yet another who cannot spell correctly (but can read minds)! Oh, the horror!8-(( "The Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away." Looks like 303uru has more than the average share of "taketh"'s. So sad!
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