mojo74

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by mojo74 4y ago
Closest match I could find https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/real-estate/chatgpt-in...
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by mojo74 4y ago
To follow up on the author's example Bing search doesn't even know when the new Avatar is film is actually out (DECEMBER 17 2021?) https://www.bing.com/search?q=when+is+the+new+avatar+film+ou... Bing AI doesn&#x27
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by mojo74 4y ago
Agreed. What I can never understand is where the conspiracy train bifurcates. By and large we would all accept a forest exists but not these guys: https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2016/09/flat-
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by mojo74 4y ago
It's always worth talking to the repairer they send out when something fails. Hopefully they will have seen at it long enough to witness change in the industry. Case in point my washing machine leaked underneath, not all the time, but
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by mojo74 4y ago
If this AI had designed an animal's optics it would have been the frog's: https://indianapublicmedia.org/amomentofscience/eat.php
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by mojo74 5y ago
Consider my subscription renewed.
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by mojo74 5y ago
In the US I believe a Check is the same as a Cheque in the UK. Granted cheque is a homophone but both usages denote money (more so with the US title) with the added benefit of the connotation of arriving at a hotel. I am a big fan of puns.
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by mojo74 5y ago
I think you have the makings of a new Netflix series there. I propose it be called Check In (or Cheque In for those of us in the UK).
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by mojo74 5y ago
For NYC's little island read London's Marble Arch hill https://www.retailgazette.co.uk/blog/2021/07/londons-worst-a... .
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by mojo74 7y ago
The excuse that always seems to endlessly get rolled out is that these companies are 'too big to fail'. So they continuously get bailed in the US and the UK too whether it be banks or airlines.
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by mojo74 7y ago
Projectors are the future of education: https://americanaffairsjournal.org/2019/08/rotten-stem-how-t...
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by mojo74 7y ago
May I recommend http://paletton.com You can start with your base color and introduce variations above the colour wheel.
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by mojo74 7y ago
I now have the image of a man squatting over the pile of poo emoji. I accept I will never grow up.
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by mojo74 8y ago
Bearing in mind the moon exerts a significant influence on our planet (driving the seas tides and influencing the speed of the Earth's rotation), if humanity somehow managed to do this i.e. set up industry on the moon, how long would i
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by mojo74 8y ago
It seems to me that the recent cosmetic changes to Chrome were a sleight of hand. As many people have pointed out here, there has been a major shift in Google's attitude towards its users and the web as a whole. I think we are looking
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by mojo74 9y ago
Brilliant. Loved this game and the Cybernoid series after it by the author Raffaele Cecco. This version is made all the harder for the fact there's no slowdown when there are lots of sprites on the screen as well. Well done.
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by mojo74 10y ago
Brian Drian
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by mojo74 10y ago
Not strictly the same concept (although it is about language and perception) but this reminded me of the spoken word track the Bug's Eye View ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBY9YE9Zec8 ).
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by mojo74 11y ago
Brilliant
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by mojo74 11y ago
bletchley park maybe not a witticism, more of an easter egg
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by mojo74 11y ago
I'm working on this one. Over the last three years I've reduced my 40+ hour week, firstly to 37.5 now down to 36.5 hours. I can't say I'm any more or less productive but on the upside as well I have increased my salary b
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by mojo74 11y ago
It's like a big zit that I want to pop!