exactly. he spent 30 minutes calling the irish ignorant, but the words "gulf stream" never tickled his neurons.
the extra-irony is that up until the last 10-15 years, "gulf stream" is what everyone in the usa called it, too. hank's just so tech-pilled he can't see anything else.
then you're going to find that you're on the opposite side of an intractable line in a bunch of conversations. almost everyone has a deep, fundamental belief in their own free will, and the vast majority of those will extend that belief to others.
you will never see eye-to-eye on a disagreement so profound.
local models don't appear out of the ether. using a local model solves one problem around privacy of your prompts, does little about consolidation of power, and nothing about the thousands of other problems genai brings.
if your organic coffee is made with slave labor, you still have a massive problem.
and they may not be of the devil, but they definitely are of the humans who most resemble the devil.
what else are you supposed to do when things aren't done properly? it's just common sense. not racist. the migrant crisis in europe proves that, surely. i just love to look across the pond at some of their creative ideas for how to deal with people who just refuse to do things the right way. if only we also had a large sea we could just let them drown in, instead of having to spend so much money after they get here. clever stuff there from enlightened europe!
it's way creepier to ask for consent to look up the stairs in a staircase than it is to just do it.
"ma'am, i don't want to be a creep, so i need to know if you ENTHUSIASTICALLY CONSENT to having my eyes look in the direction of my travel. I AM NOT A CREEPER"
i’d be shocked if it’s tens. people should really talk to their professors. unless it’s basically open and shut, no one is going to see a disciplinary hearing.
and even in those meetings, actually failing a student is often not the outcome.
from what i’ve seen at least half of students cheat now, and it is a tiny, tiny fraction that face any consequences.
no, what will happen instead is more in person stuff without computers and more work-showing.
exactly. he spent 30 minutes calling the irish ignorant, but the words "gulf stream" never tickled his neurons.
the extra-irony is that up until the last 10-15 years, "gulf stream" is what everyone in the usa called it, too. hank's just so tech-pilled he can't see anything else.
“splattered” “lightening”
you can really tell they do their due diligence over there
ah yes, hank green who spent an entire video chastising the citizens of ireland for being ignorant of the amoc.
dude never even bothered to think people called it something else there.
hes always been a self-satisfied, arrogant knob
deleted is a column in a database
step 1: run country like business
step 2: put guy who ruins every business he touches in charge
step 3:
amtrak joe!
you gotta give the ai bros credit, they've managed to turn "there's no such thing as bad publicity" into a multi-disciplinary corporate stratgy.
then you're going to find that you're on the opposite side of an intractable line in a bunch of conversations. almost everyone has a deep, fundamental belief in their own free will, and the vast majority of those will extend that belief to others.
you will never see eye-to-eye on a disagreement so profound.
do you believe in free will?
"this machine kills facists"
re-read, it says the opposite: helps a little.
although, tbh, i'm not entirely sure of that either, but the reasoning is complex and longer-term.
local models don't appear out of the ether. using a local model solves one problem around privacy of your prompts, does little about consolidation of power, and nothing about the thousands of other problems genai brings.
if your organic coffee is made with slave labor, you still have a massive problem.
and they may not be of the devil, but they definitely are of the humans who most resemble the devil.
what else are you supposed to do when things aren't done properly? it's just common sense. not racist. the migrant crisis in europe proves that, surely. i just love to look across the pond at some of their creative ideas for how to deal with people who just refuse to do things the right way. if only we also had a large sea we could just let them drown in, instead of having to spend so much money after they get here. clever stuff there from enlightened europe!
“sensibly”
are you american?
oh no, here we say “the right way”
*italian
it's way creepier to ask for consent to look up the stairs in a staircase than it is to just do it.
"ma'am, i don't want to be a creep, so i need to know if you ENTHUSIASTICALLY CONSENT to having my eyes look in the direction of my travel. I AM NOT A CREEPER"
vesca's seeds grow out, virginiania's are dimpled.
yah, mock strawberries, in my experience, don't get that big.
i've never had the vesca, but i grow virginiania, and while small, they are very delicious. vesca is very similar, from my understanding.
i’d be shocked if it’s tens. people should really talk to their professors. unless it’s basically open and shut, no one is going to see a disciplinary hearing.
and even in those meetings, actually failing a student is often not the outcome.
from what i’ve seen at least half of students cheat now, and it is a tiny, tiny fraction that face any consequences.
no, what will happen instead is more in person stuff without computers and more work-showing.
playing a really shitty game of the prisoner's paradox