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Self awareness isn’t your strong suite, is it?
Don’t have to, it’s not possible to hoard that much wealth while people starve and be considered ‘good’.
Nobody that has exploited and hoarded billions of dollars from society for their personal benefit are good people.
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News@lemmy.world•Tucker Carlson Reportedly Spotted In Moscow As Fans Speculate Interview With Putin
01·3 years agoStupid is as stupid does.
It’s not a dev tool, it’s designed to force you to stay with the Windows environment by trying to regularise users to a proprietary intermediary management system.
So more unnecessary middle man trash designed to tie users more permanently to their OS choice. Nothing new then.
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Not The Onion@lemmy.world•Michael Cohen cites AI-generated court cases in his defenseEnglish
22·3 years agoNever expect the bottom 80% of the bell curve to have self awareness. That’s a bet you lose 9 times out of 10.
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Not The Onion@lemmy.world•Michael Cohen cites AI-generated court cases in his defenseEnglish
21·3 years agoYes, people afraid of going to jail for their bodily function will behave in unpredictable manners.
3% desktop marketshare, it’s stop to pick up money, not go out of your way money.
It’s a 400 year time period, you could make just about any valid excuse for the use of either, both have been used together for 200 years, and inflame is older than inflammable by 200 years.
Yeah the AI definitely picked up on some firefighter influence, this was one that came up that almost had a helmet and jacket, maybe even some Canadian mountie,

Joke killer:
Flame - fire.
Flammable - has the potential to be set on fire. (eg. burn, ember, catch)Inflame - to burst into fire.
Inflammable - has the potential to burst into fire. (eg. explode, detonate, erupt)Non-flammable - cannot result in flame.
Thank you for coming to my TED talk. Blame the Ancient Greeks for this wonderful bit of English.
LemmysMum@lemmy.worldto
Australia@aussie.zone•‘Something doesn’t add up’: the small Queensland town united in its fight against speed camera fines
51·3 years agoI misstyped. It’s supposed to be younger not older. Older cars are still required to show the correct speed however in 2004 manufacturers started putting in a ‘buffer’.
Cars manufactured before 2004 will generally have a very exact speedo that has the potential to display below the travelling speed under certain circumstances, eg bigger wheels than intented for the vehicle, overinflated tires, etc.
After 2004 manufacturer’s started putting in a ‘buffer’ of anywhere between 4 to 12 km/h due to new regulation preventing the previously mentioned situation.
For example a Taraga people mover can be anywhere from 7 to 12km under the displayed speed, Camry hybrids are almost always about 4km/h slower than their shown speed, Prius are mostly 5km/h slower on the dot.
My 2002 Camry is on the money.
Experience: Few years as a taxi driver.
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Australia@aussie.zone•‘Something doesn’t add up’: the small Queensland town united in its fight against speed camera fines
146·3 years agoWhy is she trusting a speed detection sign in the first place, she had a speedometer that has a guaranteed margin of error in all cars older than 2004, and a legal requirement to never show above the actual travel speed. It sounds like a cop out, either the camera was not functioning properly or these people are just country lead foots. Given that I only need to go 15 mins out of the city to see people drive significantly over the limits with regularity. Wouldn’t surprise me if half these folks have never even looked down below the dash what with keeping an eye out for pigs and roos.





You’re the kind of person who’s father wishes they’d wiped on a curtain.