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[00:01:15] login Last line after the rules: When you violate a "don't", you will be told-"We don't do that"

[00:01:34] login I should delete and block twitter (and all social media for that matter)

[00:04:03] login they're pure time sinks

[11:17:52] login the benevolent part is questionable

[11:21:55] login and it also depends on standing

[11:22:44] login i think something was tugging at his conscience

[11:23:12] login well, there is no doubt it will lead to a chilling effect

[11:24:27] login i.e., bullying ;)

[11:25:43] login well, keeping the trolls away then

[11:26:03] login !Bang

[11:26:05] login !bang

[11:26:09] login !bang

[11:26:50] login well, i couldn't have prevented it from becoming a hunting accident

[11:27:00] login Mikoolo: i am a troll too, you know?

[11:27:10] login just letting you know

[11:28:06] login sorry, magic

[11:28:10] login and thank you

[11:28:28] login Imagine having shot someone by mistake and having your gun returned to you by that person

[11:28:47] login I don't remember having shot you by mistake before now though

[11:29:39] login Mikoolo: well, as long as you understood and it was in good jest, it's okay

[11:31:06] login What are the ethos of this channel?

[11:33:21] login The channel I'm in is just me speaking through tr

[11:34:23] login ComputerTech is a very agreeable person. I have seen a similar personality in the children of business-running parents

[11:35:04] login They are willing and able to work with anyone, and their primary directive is maintaining social connections (even at the cost of their personal feelings)

[11:35:27] login But, they do remember if you've wronged them in a serious way

[11:36:13] login Is there a channel like #complimentcomputertech?

[11:39:59] login i.e., don't ask, don't tell - but let them emerge implicitly

[11:40:14] login them = the ethos

[12:23:57] login Ahsoka: can I join the anime movie marathon?

[12:24:31] login how do you get the movies?

[12:25:02] login one can get huge by working out too

[12:25:16] login but don't go much beyond your body's natural shape

[12:27:22] login uberman naps, Syndus?

[12:27:33] login polyphasic sleep

[12:30:26] login GPS? i don't know that term in the context of polyphasic sleep

[12:32:06] login shouldn't she have taken the 15yo girl in?

[12:32:53] login but yeah, age of consent laws in many places depend on the age gap for very young adults

[12:33:16] login he should have waited at least until 20, 17

[12:34:11] login Are you close with your neighbours?

[12:35:11] login You might find the 18yo loitering around the house then ig

[12:35:42] login i feel really bad for the 15yo girl

[12:36:07] login both the son and his parent failed her

[12:36:51] login So you were close to your neighbour

[12:38:03] login but the son's mom is 1 year younger than you?

[12:38:47] login i thought it controlled growth

[12:40:44] login What is canon around fairy reproduction?

[12:40:52] login it's from a cocoon right?

[12:41:10] login it's pointless to google that

[12:41:24] login it could just be butterfly + human

[12:42:17] login Found the authoritative link: https://disneyfairies.fandom.com/wiki/Never_Fairy

[12:42:47] login > When a baby laughs for the first time, a pixie is born. The laugh blows a dandelion away, which is carried by the winds to Pixie Hollow, where a Dust-keeper sprinkles Pixie Dust on it, resulting in the birth of a new fairy. This is an event called "The Arrival". The pixie that arrives can be either a fairy, a female Never Fairy, or a sparrowman, a male Never Fairy.

[12:42:53] login We are talking about Tinker Bell

[12:43:38] login no soap, radio

[12:44:20] login Here's another source from Quora: https://www.quora.com/How-can-fairies-reproduce-kids/answer/Jacqueline-Fulmer

[12:46:30] login it is an interesting question to trace where disney got the idea of fairies from, and what the folklore says

[12:47:16] login but that might be a literature phd

[12:49:17] login gpt-4 might have a good answer

[13:08:16] login inspection time

[13:54:00] login you're not going to make an excel file, Frogorg?

[13:54:20] login with all the aspects of the various apartments, e.g., rent per square foot, amenities etc.

[13:54:48] login How do you shortlist? At least based on non-negotiables

[13:55:41] login Do you go item by item and look for something that's an instant rejection?

[13:55:57] login over and over until the number is manageable?

[13:56:40] login total area is a dealbreaker?

[13:56:51] login is floor a dealbreaker too?

[13:56:56] login price is understandable

[13:57:28] login What about HOA? or are you renting?

[13:58:14] login who pays for the common amenities of the building?

[13:58:33] login ground floor or below is a good filter too

[14:00:08] login if you're too constrained on price, then small apartments might be the only affordable ones

[14:00:30] login is number of bedrooms and bathrooms a filter?

[14:00:41] login and internet speed/connection? - people miss this one

[14:01:51] login oh, i thought you were looking to live in it

[14:02:45] login i thought family size would have constrained the bedroom/bathroom ratio and number

[14:03:41] login yup, understood

[14:04:02] login well, let us know if you find something unexpectedly good or bad - any kind of gotchas

[14:04:15] login there seem to be new kinds of those invented everyday

[14:28:20] login that would open up a legal can of worms

[14:29:13] login i have noticed spelling and grammar mistakes in other contracts, e.g., for the supply of readymix concrete to construction sites

[14:30:06] login i think they're meant to be caught: if you read the contract closely instead of trust the other person, the other person wants to know whether you're a trusting or a 'contract reader/trust but verify' kind of person

[14:31:42] login there is a lot of trust involved, and the courts are not as helpful or swift as a common person on the street might believe

[15:49:15] login get well soon, Syndus

[15:49:31] login pt is double-edged if it is so painful

[15:57:46] login physiotherapy - pt

[15:59:00] login I think it's just a general language model trained on The Pile

[15:59:20] login correct

[15:59:23] login that's my guess too

[15:59:54] login maybe they found a way to make image -> vector -> text inferences too

[16:00:11] login herald: what's wrong with pepsi?

[16:00:28] login but you said foxy said pepsi

[16:00:41] login they made a raspberry one too - that one was interesting

[16:01:03] login 16:00:38 &herald/rizon | no i said she said pepsi

[16:01:24] login irish666: well, i should

[16:01:45] login i'm joking herald

[16:02:15] login the joke being that my client replaces that word to maintain my asnctity

[16:02:24] login client/relay

[16:02:45] login a naughty word mangler on the relay would be funny

[16:03:53] login I think they might be using the same strategy as chatgpt plugins, superkuh

[16:05:33] login since battlefield situational awareness is already imprecise, they might figure an LLM introducing additional error is okay if it's faster than a human

[16:30:17] login o/

[16:53:06] login have you tried using gpt-4 to find the best apartment after giving it criteria?

[16:53:33] login ^ reminds me of that scene in birdman where he just flies out a window

[16:54:17] login the ending of birdman

[16:55:07] login i don't recall that scene - i must have been unconscious then

[18:31:05] login he didn't respect Mikoolo's authority

[18:31:14] login and didn't understand that he should be doing that

[18:31:26] login that's all there was to it

[18:31:57] login You prefer MH over the other word?

[18:32:49] login i avoid six-lettered H words

[18:33:24] login What about mini ecchi (japanese pronunciation of H)? would that be okay?

[18:33:36] login i kid of course

[18:34:21] login the real question is, what happens if they don't follow that direction

[18:34:31] login hi sushi-chan

[18:34:49] login sushi is indeed delicious (from your vhost)

[18:35:22] login i understand that sentence

[18:35:37] login i know oishii = delicious

[18:35:43] login desu = is (the verb)

[18:36:02] login wa is, grammatically, idk

[18:37:09] login the subject particle i suppose

[18:39:52] login well, the solution is to have a translate command

[18:40:34] login ComputerTech/rizon: it shows in your genuinely good behaviour here

[18:41:02] login this is just a lively discussion

[18:41:12] login Mikoolo's point was "nobody else can understand you"

[18:41:22] login their point was "my language, i want to speak it"

[18:41:26] login the solution is translation

[19:37:18] login so who pays for rizon.net's hosting

[21:05:06] login art: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMRK0a-nK9c

[21:42:03] login !bang

[21:42:05] login !bang

[21:42:27] login how does one check their ammo without the full duckstats?

[21:43:13] login ty so much foxy

[21:43:15] login !reload

[21:45:22] login you may be surprised, ComputerTech, but elon musk is similar to you in the message launchd referred to

[21:45:52] login did you know?

[21:46:08] login there is only one, from 16:38:09

[21:47:59] login Who is Phoenix?

[21:48:08] login ^ everything everywhere all at one?

[21:48:10] login *once

[21:48:51] login The channel seems to be populated 24/7

[21:57:37] login so peaceful

[21:57:49] login a duck frolicking in peace

[21:58:28] login will he? or will he let the creature go?

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