Seems like everything is these days.
Seems like everything is these days.
That’s amazing.
Does that mean if we feed all that into training an LLM, we can have some kind of Bin-Laden chatbot?
I’m not actually sure what we’d want one for, but we can work that out later.
Basically, yes. It’s all explained in the Epstein Files.
Sorry to upset people thinking of him dieing soon, but they’re going to sit him in a gold throne, kept barely alive, in suspended animation, then keep him alive and in charge for 40,000 years.
They’ll use AI every time they want him to “say something”.
Don’t apologise for a lengthy reply - you’ve made some great points, and basically I like your attitude :)
The Yorkshire Pudding is taking on the role of the naan bread, therefore it’s even compatible with a portion of rice.
You can absolutely eat Chicken Tikka Masala out of a Giant Yorkshire Pudding.
I think most of the people disagreeing with the post are from the USA, which has completely different costs/taxes/prices etc.
In the UK (as the original post is), it depends where you live - our mortgage is about £350 per month (5 bed terrace), but if would have been almost £500 a month without the deposit. Rent in the area is about £600 - £1500 per month, for similar or smaller properties.
Note that this is in Northern UK, in the sort of town sometimes described as “a bit of a shithole”. I could get a train to a town an hour away and the prices would literally double - but the ratio between mortgage and rent would be pretty much the same.
Even with the cost of repairs, and a tiny bit on insurance etc, it’s a significant saving. Also, the repairs actually get done, which was not the experience I had in rented accommodation.
An arms fair sounds like the least fun type of fair.
A “super sour” chewy sweet/candy can also do the same thing, whilst being a bit more… subtle.
Great job. The teeth and eye detail is spectacular, and takes either great skill or extreme care and attention.
This is brilliant and inspiring. I’m so thankful for people like this, using their skills for the benefit of everyone.
You should definitely watch Spaced. There’s not loads of episodes, so savour them like a fine wine.
“Trying to…avoid…cliches…by not actually placing my brush on the canvas”
Spaced - Brian (1minute 50) (youtube link)
Yeah, though sculptors have it worse. Henry Moore had to pour splatters of molten bronze on his face.
Don’t be silly. Hah! A decade ago! Community didn’t exist as a TV programme in the 1990s!
I kind of like it. I say bring it back.
If we all started using it, þen sooner or later it would start showing up in AI generated answers.
Duckduckgo’s AI: