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TesticleMayhem t1_jegs4z2 wrote
I heard Andrew Tate poops while standing up.
chefdangerdagger t1_jegs4yt wrote
Is this an ad or something? The letter is just a basic summation of the facts which she would have had to give the AI anyway, how much more effort would it have needed to do it herself, like a couple of minutes? The whole "I'm too busy to write it myself" explanation sounds like BS.
866o6 t1_jegs4y0 wrote
Reply to How does one swim in the concrete? by Nwo5
You don't?
[deleted] t1_jegs4yl wrote
Reply to comment by michael_scarn_21 in Italians here, tomorrow our holiday starts! by MaestroZen
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aloe_veracity t1_jegs4ym wrote
Reply to For the bottoms and the women in this sub: What do you think of a 4.5-5 inch dick on a top? by [deleted]
Not a dealbreaker, but definitely something he’ll need to make up for in other ways.
TallAmericano t1_jegs4td wrote
Reply to comment by agonypants in The pause-AI petition signers are just scared of change by Current_Side_4024
I’m curious what the economic system would be after many (most?) white collar jobs are eliminated? (This presumes that nearly all blue collar jobs will be lost to automation.)
I don’t disagree that capitalism is flawed, but it’s easy to say “get rid of it” and hard to say “here’s what replaces it.” Ubi? How do humans continue to create value in that scenario? This is an important question that nobody seems to have a plausible answer to.
listener-reviews t1_jegs4so wrote
Reply to What if Australis and HD650, but cute? by Fukuramichan
"Timbre, but make it uWu"
hollowrift t1_jegs4rz wrote
Reply to comment by Trains-Planes-2023 in Hyperloop technology could revolutionize transportation with ultra-high-speed, environmentally friendly travel up to 700 miles per hour, and student-led initiatives like HYPED are dedicated to making this a reality through innovative design and development. by intengineering
What are you even talking about dude… I’m not drawing comparisons here but we can’t even do some basic shit with education. This is a solution in search of a problem.
[deleted] t1_jegs4s0 wrote
Reply to How are you doing today? by Steveelectric907
My anxiety is currently deciding on what arbitrary detail in my life it wants to stress out about today.
SoundMachineJC t1_jegs4l8 wrote
Reply to comment by SoundMachineJC in Car towed while shopping at ShopRite by The-Main-Characterr
and they have the big official signs mentioned in the nj consumer affairs links below at the entrance by Shop Rite and on the BJ's building at that entrance. The towing company, rates, etc. Looks like it is Kings Towing.
jnemesh t1_jegs4mb wrote
Reply to She will only drink from the sink by Orylus
Mine too..she's spoiled. My brother who lives with me HATES this, and hates that I indulge her, but there's no way I am not going to give a thirsty kitty a drink!
vololov t1_jegs4l1 wrote
Reply to comment by Sweet_Signature165 in Is it possible to live in Rhode Island on 50K-55K? by SwagKing1011
It's rare to see below 1,500 in my experience. (Just got a new rental for April).
[deleted] t1_jegs4ho wrote
Reply to Anti-Armenian flyers promoting 'completion of genocide' appear in Glendale, CA by DavidofSasun
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nosnevenaes t1_jegs4gq wrote
Reply to comment by SugarGlitterkiss in LPT: If you want to compliment someone for losing weight, try not to fixate on how big they used to be by Dyert
I made the mistake of sincerely complimenting a well toned girl on her "big calves" at a garden party. That did not go over well. One of my fondest memories.
Mcrski88 t1_jegs4c5 wrote
Better be careful with your words Iran. Go find your last hero general; he got remotely paved into the runway. Probably named their country after their military strategy.
y6ird t1_jegs496 wrote
Reply to comment by Ok-Break8414 in [WP] A medical robot on a long space flight has tried everything. Makeshift defibrillators, CPR, injecting adrenaline, but it's no use. The crew have died. As a last ditch effort, the robot downloads all information on "necromancy." by tehweave
Maybe it’s only good enough to make beings that live only briefly? Also/otherwise, perhaps there’s a maximum size it can make.
wombey12 t1_jegs47p wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in With age, every sport becomes an extreme sport by kattmaskinen
Correlation ≠ causation. The types of people dedicated to esports just so happen to be the types of people who like to keep fit.
Edit: original comment above was something along the lines of "Actually, the top 10% of Esports players are also the most physically fit".
and_dont_blink OP t1_jegs46z wrote
Reply to comment by just_planning_ahead in Feds inspect Springfield factory as part of probe into MBTA’s Chinese contractor by and_dont_blink
> So any person who assess by what the data says, then it's not just choosing the less "iffy", it was choosing a company who has done a good as a job as Bombardier...
The issue here is yo're talking about things like technical proposal scores -- what they say they'll deliver and what they can conceivably deliver.
If we go by iffy, it was that they bid $567M with the other bids being in the $800-$1B range. CNR makes a lot of rolling stock, but not primarily for the western world and when they started there were serious, serious issues. It put MA in the position of having to then defend asbestos being found on trains, and faulty brakes and a failure rate double the rest of the fleet.
...and that's before you get to the human rights issues of a company ostensibly spun out from the government. We face a similar issue with things like solar panels unfortunately.
ElectronicHorse3219 t1_jegs3wq wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in [News] Twitter algorithm now open source by John-The-Bomb-2
We get it, space man bad but it’s a for profit company. Nobody was expecting 100% of the code. How much did you pay for the self driving bridge?
Foolish5678 t1_jegs3uf wrote
Reply to comment by trishsf in Neighbor’s worker flirting with my fiancé I’m 24F and he’s 27M by IndependentLoud1671
This is the only way you will be able to put her in her place
Lonely-Law-2431 t1_jegs3u3 wrote
Reply to Doctors were pretty good back then by MoazzamDML
Still 5 out of 5 stars if it works
Aromatic_Highlight27 OP t1_jegs3m4 wrote
Reply to comment by Sashinii in How soon will people be confortable with being treated only by machines, as opposed to AI-assisted human medical doctors? by Aromatic_Highlight27
How do you see it happening? What steps will it take?
[deleted] OP t1_jegs3kq wrote
Reply to comment by YuraJabroni in ELI5: Why are off-road capable vehicles so often “Boxy?” by [deleted]
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marioquartz t1_jegs3hy wrote
Reply to comment by Savageparrot81 in Just your average Spanish supermarket by LeobenCharlie
The number in black with yellow background is the final price with taxes and in euros. So these are between 115 and 159 euros. The full leg. So from 125 to 173 dollars.
They are not cheap, but with one leg you can have ham for a family eating daily for one week.
THEiiiLLEST t1_jegs55a wrote
Reply to My oven has a "crispy pizza" and "chicken nuggets" setting by Sevuhrow
Oh yeah, the bachelor’s microwave.