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Minneapolis, MN
Joined October 2014
it's really wild that if you're popular enough, you can say things that are easily proven to be false and people will believe it without a question you can just state things and they become the truth to thousands
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Will OpenAI make their own chips?
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I rarely hear @IwriteOK recommend the 2008 Robert Evans masterpiece, "The Easy Way to Make Money Online Everyday," Also, yes that's, "everyday," as opposed to, "every day," ...important distinction for legal purposes. betterworldbooks.com/product…
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I hope to one day make it on the 100 under 100 list.
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Funny how you can't as easily post flagrant, edgelord misinformation for attention-seeking purposes on Twitter anymore, so the point you one may been trying to make in a previous repost gets rendered more or less moot. This kind of hurts the Paul Graham clickbait brand a bit.
I don't think people in the EU tourism business realize how much money this is going to cost them.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The US uses a comparable system for travel authorization. The 14-day time window is a hypothetical, where the expected processing time is within minutes. Current US system: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electroni… Proposed EU system: schengenvisainfo.com/etias/
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Instagram Threads! Whether you’re a creator or a casual poster, Threads offers a new, separate space for real-time updates and public conversations. Join all the cool kids over at Instagram Threads! "Threads; there are probably one or two fewer Nazis here ™"
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Moving largely over to Threads / Mastodon. Follow me on Threads at threads.net/@illkeepthisshor…
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And Chicken Little was what? A tale for children. So hey, yeah, completely dismiss any discussion about the issue because this children's tale exists...solid.
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How far are we from being able to generate 3D objects on the fly? patdel.substack.com/p/how-fa…
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Why didn't Ancient Rome ever get to the point where it had a space program (much less space companies)? patdel.substack.com/p/why-di… #Entrepreneurship
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Why didn't Ancient Rome ever get to the point where it had a space program? A question that Quora users have asked for probably over a decade. I tried to touch on why our civilization today is still better than Ancient Roman Civilization. patdel.substack.com/p/why-di…
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Evidently ChatGPT failed to warn this guy how tasteless and insensitive this article would be as it was writing it for him. Yikes.
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How far are we away from non-crappy AI generated video? patdel.substack.com/p/how-fa…
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The use of the term, "That's a fact" has gone up significantly since the rise of the Internet. Previously authors just presumed their audiences accepted their claims as facts, now some feel the need to specifically state it. And that's a fact!
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