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@Aaron78

Background reaction actor in Instagram weightlifting videos.

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Joined April 2007
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Goldman Sachs Research’s Jim Covello explains why he believes AI technology likely won’t be able to justify its investments: click.gs.com/ul2g #GSExchanges
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Your european colleagues when you try following up with them on a critical project due two weeks ago
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the guy who invented fondue:
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Extraordinary writing. Funniest thing I’ve read this year.
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As the year ends, we want to share some of our favourite Before & After stories with you. These five churches were teetering on the brink — derelict, stripped for parts, swallowed up by ivy. They seemed friendless ... but just look at them now! buff.ly/48y0bJu
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We now know that the race toward modernization has also been a race toward climate change. New technologies will help fix the problems we face, but ancient technologies such as stone walling can too, writes @sweetsnbitters. theatlantic.com/technology/a…
The Simple, Ancient Idea That Can Replace Concrete Walls

The Simple, Ancient Idea That Can Replace Concrete Walls

The energy intensity of concrete is an intractable climate problem. What about using stone instead?

theatlantic.com
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Watch as Deborah O’Neill humiliates each head of McKinsey by explaining that bcoz they run unregulated, they should stop referring to themselves as ‘Professionals’ “Consultancy is not a Profession” “Sounds like the Wild West to me” “Anything goes!”🔥 #Estimates
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Replying to @RemmeltE @short_straw
Left: commitments at OpenAI founding. Right: OpenAI breaks each commitment.
From the founding moment, OpenAI has committed to: a. Being a non-profit. b. Being a research company. c. To benefit humanity as a whole. d. To be free from financial obligations. e. To distribute their technology as broadly and evenly as a possible.

ALT From the founding moment, OpenAI has committed to: a. Being a non-profit. b. Being a research company. c. To benefit humanity as a whole. d. To be free from financial obligations. e. To distribute their technology as broadly and evenly as a possible.

At present, every one of these commitment is broken: a. OpenAI runs a for profit arm, OpenAI LP. Investors can make up to 100x their investment in profit. OpenAI can turn $10 billion into $1 trillion for investors; it is a profit-making machine. In contrast, early investors in Google made a paltry 20x return on their investments. b. OpenAI has commercial agreements with many of the largest tech companies in the world; it is not a research company, it is a commercial company. c. OpenAI has not benefitted humanity as a whole in any way, shape, or form. d. OpenAI has financial obligations of up to $100 billion to various investors. e. OpenAI is distributing their technology to a very narrow band of rich and influential insiders.

ALT At present, every one of these commitment is broken: a. OpenAI runs a for profit arm, OpenAI LP. Investors can make up to 100x their investment in profit. OpenAI can turn $10 billion into $1 trillion for investors; it is a profit-making machine. In contrast, early investors in Google made a paltry 20x return on their investments. b. OpenAI has commercial agreements with many of the largest tech companies in the world; it is not a research company, it is a commercial company. c. OpenAI has not benefitted humanity as a whole in any way, shape, or form. d. OpenAI has financial obligations of up to $100 billion to various investors. e. OpenAI is distributing their technology to a very narrow band of rich and influential insiders.

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In the battle, we see Maximus’ pet wolf. He was played by a Tervuren Belgian Shepherd called Kyte. Kyte also played another famous screen dog – he was Robbie Jackson’s dog Wellard in UK soap, Eastenders, for a few years. 5/35
Image from All The Right Movies (@ATRightMovies)
Image from All The Right Movies (@ATRightMovies)
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"The AI Guy"
Image from austin petersmith (@awwstn)
Image from austin petersmith (@awwstn)
Image from austin petersmith (@awwstn)
Image from austin petersmith (@awwstn)
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hustle mindset @meg_bano
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Flashback to the best TV moment of the 2010s
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laphamsquarterly.org/time
Image from Lapham’s Quarterly (@laphamsquart)
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Lampard tactics spot on. Everton thoroughly deserved that point.
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You what mate. Quite possibly the most confusing sentence I’ve ever seen written on a bag.
Image from Chris Broad (@AbroadInJapan)
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Saisho was Dixons own brand and Matsui was Currys. They were named as such because of the belief that people in the UK trusted Japanese technology more – at Benidorm, Spain
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I always take great inspiration from this when starting a new brand naming project
Image from Tim Rich (@timiswriting)
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I highly recommend looking up reviews for middle schools
Image from Pazuzu: The Real Pope (@ThatPazuzu)
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Liz Truss has spoken today to Ukraine's president about the ongoing crisis Zelensky promised to provide all the assistance he could
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The river Ver once provided power to 13 watermills along its length. Redbournbury is the last of these and should have the waterwheel turning at 15rpm. This is the best we can achieve today. Likely to be the last turn of the year until prolonged, heavy rain...@VerValleySoc
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