@Fionnbharr I think it can also be used just as "donkeys." Like "How've you been man? It's been donkeys." Or just "I haven't seen you in donkeys."
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mormons have seeded all the bad shit from Silicon Valley.@blogdiva "but if you don't agree to the MLM-LLM data centers, you'll be https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Left_Behind_(2014_film)"
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"The pattern that works is using agents to produce deterministic artifacts, then forcing execution through those constraints."@1password who needs a $5 wrench?
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@georgetakei Speech As A Spectacle: SAAS@georgetakei Speech As A Spectacle: SAAS
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Do not collect the data that you do not need.@Em0nM4stodon also, do not algorithm what is obviously unethical.
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The "Screaming Gummy Bear" chemistry demonstration involves dropping a gummy bear into a test tube of molten potassium chlorate (KClO₃), where the sugar reacts violently with the released oxygen producing bursts of flame and gas.@wonderofscience So I guess that that's one mix to not self-titrate...
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we the people want the funk@resonancewright What the P-Funk?
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Ankles aren't just ankles.Ankles aren't just ankles. The ancient Greeks got that. That's why they devised the "ankles, I think I saw 'em" mechanism.
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Using graph paper design a 20x20 maze that fills the spaces with lines and right angles.@futurebird You might find this interesting:
input 1-07 p193-224 : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
Part 7 of a course in computer programming from the 1980s.
Internet Archive (archive.org)
It's a random maze drawing program from Input Magazine.
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Léon, The ProfessionalLéon, The Professional
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Putin declares everything is alright forever and forever... but doesn't he look like Bill Murray in Zombieland 2?Putin declares everything is alright forever and forever... but doesn't he look like Bill Murray in Zombieland 2?
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Thinking about when my mom died and my dad wrote her obituary for the paper and it seriously read like an advertisement for his business.@Alice (sorry... sorry for your loss)
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Thinking about when my mom died and my dad wrote her obituary for the paper and it seriously read like an advertisement for his business.@Alice (I don't know how that all panned out because I was too afraid to look in the casket)
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Thinking about when my mom died and my dad wrote her obituary for the paper and it seriously read like an advertisement for his business.@Alice It's a pity your dad never met my mom. When my dad died, she tried to put an ad in the newspaper, saying "Robert's dead." She knew that they charged by the word. Anyway, the got back to her and explained that they couldn't run the ad. Something to do with a 5-word minimum. She wrote back and added "suit for sale."
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I remember when I was first introduced to the concept of podcasts and heard one for the first time.@gwynnion you know what else "pods" refers to. Dolphins. Think about it!
Seriously, though, they're not all bad. Fish(*) of the sea swim together and shit.
(*yeah, I know that dolphins aren't fish...)
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Claude + OpenSCAD is the closest thing that exists to a Star Trek replicator, if all you want to replicate is plastic stuff.@cianmm But can it RepRap a RepRap?
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April #PUNC guest Mark Cusack, editor in chief at LMFAO, has finally published his investigation into alien sightings in Co. Roscommon!@punc It was kind of the thing back then, though, wasn't it?
The Screamers: The story of a hippy commune in northwest Donegal in the 1970s
From the Archive: The group who lived in Burtonport ‘found society pathetically wanting’
The Irish Times (www.irishtimes.com)
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Trying to level up a language from "Your $language is so good!" to "Where are you from?" is a grind.@evacide I wish "Japanese Rule of 7" was still online. One of those 7 was "日本語上手", or, as you said, your Japanese is so good!
(いや、まあだだよ。なかなか勉強しなっきゃ）
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This post did not contain any content.@Jgbird (just gonna) sit and drink (in) penny royalty.
