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Greeks used cylindrical columns. This is AI art of 9/11
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Having to only go as far as the Dutch for travel would be helpful for transitioning to bicycles. The moment American city distances ( hundreds of km) are applied, everyone scraps bikes. Buses and trains and cars and planes become the conversation - bikes aren’t realistic for actual travel but nice for local commutes like groceries.
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Holy shit this comic is like a deep cut of the b-side of the internet
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Real Gs move out loud like Spaghetti
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“you ready for a lathering from chores daddy?”
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Trump looks like the result of a cartoon who smoked an exploding cigar.
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My Jiras are going to train the clanker wrong. And not on purpose, they are just blank descriptions with due dates that are bookmarks for projects. Clankers can't even handle sarcasm, good luck with inference of unprovided details.
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Tesla has achieved remote control driving. It's the only taxi service that has 2 cars per fare.
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Mr Rollins, I kindly submit that while knowing more is excellent it is not the end of the journey. Vote against your parents. Organize against their beliefs. Make the world reject the ideas of their elders.
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It's this kind of naming that makes people ask the question and keep the history lesson learned. It is a shame we need to bear so no one else is forced through the same experience.
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When I published my book “Deep Work” 10 years ago, I argued that email and instant messages were degrading our ability to concentrate on hard mental tasks. I recommended putting aside long stretches of time for uninterrupted thinking and treating this cognitive activity like a skill that you can improve through practice. The term “deep work” quickly entered the vernacular, and I started to hear people and companies use it without even realizing its source.
An opinion article hyping someone's own work. Gross self aggrandizing. This kind of shit immediately removes my faith in the author's intent and the article's purpose. They should make their point without citing themselves.
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Look what Iran can do that Trump can't! Actually, so far everything is Iran doing things Trump can't, like win a war or stop a boat.
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Disney understands the Streisand Effect and would let it lay unless it got too popular or became a meme or something. Nintendo has porn lawyers who will scrape the dark web for any victims. Fuck in front of a green screen with a Smash Bro tournament playing on the green screen.
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Dear Heron,
I'm not sure how to tell you this so I'll just say it: you need glasses. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news.
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And before CoD lobbies it was Halo and Socom lobbies. PvP skill based games will always foster toxic communities because the tryhards don't understand friendly competition.
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"stop what you are doing for this and spend your own time and money to be near us"
It is pretty unfair to ask so much of them. If they come out to you then you should be a good host and cover their food. If they want to get drinks that's their expense.
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Any legislation with data centers needs frequent energy audits
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He probably fancies himself as clever and sober but reality...
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FAANG exists because they have rock solid products with built in users. Their new business initiatives and decisions are woefully lacking. The new ideas aren't bubbling up. Nvidia is the only one that isn't staring into the abyss but their only products are iterative and once something revolutionary comes along they are sunk, like AMD v Intel these last 5 years.
Don't think FAANG is a leader of anything except valuation. They are hopeless business leaders.
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Salt is one of the oldest commodities. It has no shelf life and can be gathered at the edge of the ocean or dried lake, like a salt flat.
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Sleep in a bed like a car
Sleep in a car like a bed
This is our world.
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If it was a fair fight they would lose
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You should see the size of his shoes
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Sound of Metal Tour coming to Innsmouth, Dunwich, Arkham, and other unspoken towns along the New England coast!
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This is that 5D checkers I've been hearing about
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That's a fun way to have the mirror turned back on the bot.
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Thanks for the groovy film
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My while childhood summed up: B flat minor, obscure and terrible
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Have they seen how dumb they look? Why would anyone want to pay so much for such ugly wearables?
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Another soul hunting for the Elixir of Life? He better watch his mercury intake.
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The jets are bad but miniscule compared to cruise ships that wander in a week long circle and go nowhere.
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Authoritarians always hate the power of art. Art is cultural and societal expression writ large. Art is what that society is thinking about and the feelings around it. Documentaries are so valuable because they are a snapshot into what is on everyone’s mind and how we think about.
NAZA is the average Israel learning their actions have gone too far. To see NAZA and hear the words of the people taking the actions that take the lives of others is to know the brutal reality of what is happening. This is the kind of thing that will cause questions about what’s actually happening by their supporters. And the people in power do not want to have to defend their actions. They want to continue without any attention towards them. NAZA will have people asking “Who are these people that want to massacre in secret?”
I can’t wait to see it.
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When the base moves in a different direction than the top it’s typically called “falling”
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What historical events ended the way you say? None seem to come to mind. Unless the corruption is systemic, like the Romans and Spartans, removing the problem typically solves the problem for a few generations.
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Turns out people have always been like us and the only difference is what they have to make art.
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Entertainment is as personal as beauty or humor. Also, be your own person and stop copying other successful people. Find your own way or you will risk living in regret for things you will never have.
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Where? This isn’t something I’ve seen in CA schoolwork. My teacher friends have a lot of problems with matriculation right now but guessing at definitions isn’t one of them.
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Or both. They’re the single overlap between jazz and jizz, outstanding at both. Like the human talent equivalent of 40 degree weather.
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China kills themselves for schooling and does as well as Americans in business and science so it’s hard to see one being better than the other.
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