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titanomachy
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Comment #49217499
I'm not sure about that, I've been to the African savannah and I didn't find it particularly hospitable. My ancestors adapted to a different climate.
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Comment #49217471
I sincerely hope you're able to someday deal with your issues and become free from your suffering
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Comment #49217451
Maybe he's just Japanese, or German.
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Comment #49217407
"We produced $250k worth of food last year. We sell most of it wholesale, so we don't get a terribly high price for it." The title says they make $13k per week, which would be $676…
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Comment #49217125
Money might not buy happiness but poverty can definitely buy sadness
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Comment #49217112
You live somewhere where you can't go outside "most of the year"? Did we evolve on the same planet?
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Comment #49217072
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Comment #49217049
I understand both types of people, I think. Some of my friends are parents living outside of tech hubs whose lifestyle would be impossible without remote work, so they understandab…
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Comment #49201693
Oh man, that show has some amazing writing. "Tobacco-related diseases cost the NHS £150 million per year!" "Yes we've looked into that, it turns out that if those people had surviv…
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Comment #49200920
I assume that, like most really trendy companies, they hire mostly by internal referral.
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Comment #49150148
You’re responding as if those phrases were intentionally chosen, rather than the stochastic slop that they are.
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Comment #49149433
Yeah I’m pretty keen on contemplative practices and stuff in general, I just don’t think anyone today would make the mistake of thinking that this thing would help them ace their S…
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Comment #49145703
I kind of disagree, but also, I guess, who cares if it’s sci fi or not? Is it a good story that matches your tastes? Then great. The bookstores lump all the “speculative fiction” s…
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Comment #49145565
Right. I think for certain things a tool which lets you quiet discursive thought and access the unconscious parts of your mind would be pretty useful. For writing poetry, or decidi…
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Comment #49145414
I don’t know much about medieval universities, but maybe this thing was popular because the subjects are sort of vague and subjective? Like maybe a powerful placebo could make you …
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Comment #49137445
Sushi and Ramen restaurants are both extremely popular outside of Japan, and often started by Japanese immigrants. Other Japanese food is less well-known.
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Comment #49137381
I'm currently in a coastal American city, and all food is expensive here! You can have a casual lunch or dinner at a ramen shop, a Neapolitan pizzeria, a Thai restaurant, or an Ame…
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Comment #49128593
> I would be pretty ruthless about disallowing all the slop-adjacent wording. I’d think that trying to play whack-a-mole with slop like that would result in a lengthy prompt, as we…
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Comment #49128309
Fair enough. I realized the issue with my comment as I was writing it, but posted anyway since I was curious to see if other people felt the same way.
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Comment #49128281
Thanks, I’ll make sure to use the phrase correctly in the future.
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Comment #49127441
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Comment #49127368
I don’t know that the lack of information should lead you to assume that the Mexico lawsuits are justified. From what I’ve read, they’re contesting (among other things) the mandate…
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Comment #49031618
Isn’t the answer to all of these “OpenAI” in this case??