I know nothing about how this works but can you prompt it to follow the citations back as far as possible in the way a diligent human might?
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I know nothing about how this works but can you prompt it to follow the citations back as far as possible in the way a diligent human might?
“Beau is Afraid” one of the more unsettling movies I’ve seen recently.
“Evil Does Not Exist” Japanese movie that’s not takes a turn.
“Memoria” sure to provoke discussion. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memoria...
“Hundreds of Beavers” would be good, weird break between heavier things.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hundred...
Can you give us some sense how bad it is?
Luxon is very likely the worst sort of boss - the one that can’t handle bad news. The “internal polls” are likely something underlings have to rustle up to avoid him losing his rag.
Imagine the trifecta if the big one happens tonight. That rash on the neck, shitting himself to death with excitement over murdering Iranians etc.
“She’s filing her nails while they’re dragging the lake”
Femme fatale stuff.
Sounds like I might have turned into a real incell but I did get over it, and with a bit more humility
Also 80s, in my bedroom undressing after an all-ages new wave show where the most desirable girl at my school had looked right through me as if I was totally invisible and kept on talking with 6th form chuds.
I flipped on Radio U to hear the start of this song.
youtu.be/K--POHTLGY0?...
Thoughts and prayers to Judith Collins at this difficult time
#nzpol
There’s some plausible evidence he may see them as sanctioned by a Higher Power.
Here’s the balance sheet as leaked from beehive.
Total cost of terminal:$2.7B
Value of sticking it to the greenies, renewable energy nerds and libs: priceless.
Final balance: priceless.
I suppose this illustrates the argument that AI will create new jobs as well as eliminating them.
Mostly cleaning up the mess I guess.
Some otherwise quite sensible people are resorting to asking word prediction models for medical advice.
Don’t.
Some years ago a similarly young checkout person asked me what avocados were and what one does with them. They had heard of guacamole though.
I think about that virtually every time I go to the supermarket. It was a particularly egregious piece of vice signalling from a party that has repeatedly shown it puts practically no value on human life anyway.
Newspaper article with headline “Boy spent robbery money in hotel”. Article describes bank robbery by 15 year old in blind wig using fake grenade.
Man Papers Past has a bunch of weird grenade robberies though.
(Press 1988)
Mandela effect?
Or perhaps just not enough digital newspapers in those days.
My oldest friend worked as a professional actor straight out of school. Older relatives were forever asking him when he was going to get a “real job”. In fact he was working (six nights a week+) much harder than any of our cohort.
That’s weird and upsetting I’m sure.
People often struggle to understand other people’s work and assume it’s undemanding or worthless for some reason.
As others are pointing out she remains popular in polling. But those who hate her do with a deranged intensity like nothing I recall the like of. And they can’t get over it!
Professional man of my acquaintance seems to think the public service is still following her orders. _Medical_ Professional !
Is the connection somehow that if you take up one of the second two you will eventually need the first one?
Also if computers are so smart why are they sending us, young vital and energetic, these ads clearly aimed at OLD PEOPLE?
Watching yachts race in the harbour and trying to build up the energy to fix the wire that holds the curtain around our outside bath so that modesty can once again be preserved.
"Reforming" local government could "fix" this if we get industry-compliant bodies that no longer bother to test. I seriously think this is partly behind the current proposals for reform.
Great to hear and I’m sure the individual staff are fantastic. But the corporation purportedly contributes only a tiny amount of the budget despite the high profile name. So the boycott might be somewhat justified.
Btw I’ve done this thing to my Victors and it does seem to make them a bit snappier.
youtu.be/f8o3raODOzU?...
Also I’ve polyurethaned the base but that doesn’t really help with the catches just the lifetime.
Btw if they are in buildings it’s very hard to get them out again.
Nice stencil work!
File any sharp bits off the mesh entrance. Prefeed generously with the trap unset for a couple of weeks least twice a year. Scrape the ground around the entrance to create interest. Monitor with chew cards, ink pads or cameras to find where the rats really are.
Move the traps around. My theory is that there really is no “magic” bait. Try a variety from bacon to chocolate to cheese. Make sure the traps are under cover (they are weary of predation from above) and on natural pathways and there’s a clear view from entrance to exit.
