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lIl-IIIl

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    Comment #48951834

    Bicycle color, grass color and sky color are all part of the prompt. >Cartoon illustration of a white pelican wearing a red scarf, riding a red bicycle along a gray road with white…

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    Comment #48772505

    I remember this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWSIFh8ICaA

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    Comment #48704663

    There is a similar podcast, "Boring Books for Bedtime": https://www.boringbookspod.com/episodes . The problem with that podcast is that most of their selections are genuinely inter…

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    Comment #48700239

    Good examples, but this one didn't make sense to me: >Scott Pilgrim vs. the World: The Game disappeared from Xbox and PlayStation stores in December 2014 when a license expired. Pl…

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    Comment #48561496

    Isn't that the system working as expected? Presumably a more just outcome is more likely because of your colleague's testimony.

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    Comment #48468952

    All the Google examples you cite still exist.

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    Comment #48352795

    https://www.lightboard.info/ I think he wears a shirt with mirrored writing so it looks correct to the viewers.

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    Comment #48232213

    >Unfortunately the billionaires are running away from us exponentially faster than we are catching up. Why does that matter? Who is trying to catch up with a billionaire? They are …

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    Comment #47980306

    You can reverse the charges on debit cards, but the money is withdrawn at the time the charge is made. This is not the case for credit cards.

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    Comment #47918836

    > [Whether or not the critter has moved, we need to adjust the sword-glow, because the player may have moved.] That must be a comment, right? In that case: "The critter [one of]slo…

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    Comment #47907665

    According to the article he was using the free ChatGpt tier at first, I til someone gifted him a Pro subscription to encourage "vibe-mathing'.

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    Comment #47789776

    >This sounds like something you'd read about in a third-world country in the 19th century. Not even then. Neither third world country doctors nor 19th century physicians would conf…

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    Comment #47733279

    You can also listen to the story read by the author: https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/tnyradiohour/segments/t...

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    Comment #47546382

    This is an interesting looking cat: https://meow.camera/#7374059059738047159

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    Comment #47448824

    I find the noise complaint story hard to believe. Cops know what a "noise complaint" is. This sounds like a generic urban legend "A friend of a friend told me". If something like t…

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    Comment #47447884

    I agree and have the same reaction, but I also wonder how long before we accept "ChatGPT" source like we do Wikipedia. For ChatGpt answers we reasonably expect to cite actual sourc…

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    Comment #47409824

    I tried to do reverse translation on this. The first time it said "I just took a massive shit". Then I round-tripped it and it said "I just fired a bunch of people".

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    Comment #47409762

    You can choose your own "language". I chose "Telling you how it is cut the crap" and fed it some corp speak from other comments and it did pretty well.

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    Comment #47244038

    Someone replied to the thread with a cool improvement. Don't want to spoil it for you, check it out for yourself: https://chaos.social/@lenaschimmel/116167272004626199

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    Comment #47058522

    Dental plan! Lisa needs braces.

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    Comment #46971070

    The way I think of it is this: Imagine you have a ruler. You want to cut it exactly at 10 cm mark. Maybe you were able to cut at 10.000, but if you go more precise you'll start see…

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    Comment #46852896

    That was a serious question, thank you. I think of mafia as providing services that a government/legitimate private entities cannot provide. Human trafficking - yup, I should have …

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    Comment #46844440

    Does the government engage in human trafficking, prostitution, drug trafficking, illegal gambling, racketeering, identity fraud, etc?

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    Comment #46844408

    I think it's an Italian convention. https://areasosta.com/faq/come-si-scrive-900-in-italiano