It wasn’t that we never went in to get a drink. The problem was all your friends were outside. If you went in the house you run the risk of getting a chore or task to do. By the time you get back your friends may have moved on somewhere else. With no way to contact them you’d have to search the streets. And if you couldn’t find them again, you would be alone for a few hours. Drinking from the hose happened, but not as common as these memes suggest. At least for me.

It’s the system you have. It doesn’t matter if you have accurate representation. If you don’t hold your nose and make a decision, it will be made for you.

Press play, FF, together. Count the gaps.

Yes serious question. I live in Canada, at most you might see mall security. Just people with a uniform. No weapons. Anywhere else it would be strange to see “guards”. It’s been a while since I was state side. But if it’s become this common the United States has serious problems.

This is bad. But what really struck me was that a hotel had a guard? Do you have guards EVERYWHERE?

Do you really think this is going to play out in a court? They don’t care about the law and are actively plowing through them at will.

No that’s how they see you. You KNOW you nailed it. Skibidi

Well I prefer the video. So make sure you watch it. Give a like as well.

You know, you don’t have to watch it. You can find the information elsewhere in text format. But I guess we all need to conform to your preferences.

Same

Bought my wife a big old man made diamond necklace in the early 2000s from an ad in Popular Science. She was aware but loved it. She especially liked when other women would ask her if she was afraid to wear it out, for fear of losing it. Best $70 I spent.

Open AI got a taste of that Microsoft money and everything changed. Well Sam changed course which had a lot to do with the fact that he was fired for 3 days. I do believe in the beginning they fully intended to be non profit and open.

Came to comments for this line specifically.

Sorry, I didn’t see the reply. I do pay for premium. I don’t think it’s more accurate, it just gives you more copilot (which is great) and you can switch models, with access to ChatGPT4 and Claude, for instance. Also more file uploads, and I think more options in the Library with custom instructions.

5’8" is small? I think that’s pretty average. Looked it up, the average for Canadian males is 178cm. Just saying.

Try perplexity.ai. it has a paid and free tier. The free tier is good enough for most queries. You just don’t have access to the other models. I think the copilot works for 5 queries and refreshes every couple hours I think. It works very well.

Mostly because it’s for business. There are a mix of customers, some want it one way some want it another. We don’t normally use text. So if your equipment is done and you don’t listen to your voice mail. Please don’t complain you weren’t contacted. Hypothetically. Not saying it’s you. But I do get these complaints.

Probably also didn’t listen to any voice messages, ever. Then complains that he was never contacted.

I’ve switched to perplexity.ai. yes it’s AI, but it gives me the answer I was looking for in a short snippet of information. I can then go scour the sources if I want too. It’s completely replaced Google for me.

Yes. On a camping trip. At one end of the lake is the remains of an old WWII POW camp. There were at the time some small piles of coal. We took a couple of pieces and burned it in a camp fire. Only because I had never seen coal burn before.

https://www.perplexity.ai/search/White-otter-Lake-lnJZ4ycdSKOAmJ2U4rZSIw?s=m