Unless I have the option to reliably opt out of being identified when someone walks past me in the street wearing these, they are pervert glasses, snitch glasses, scammer glasses, stalker glasses.
My student was going to buy them but what stopped him is that Meta requires your SSN to buy them.
Well, gas is expensive, and food is expensive, and we’re doing a war nobody wants, but at least there are no jobs
Behold: the first-ever list of news outlets that have banned generative AI in their reporting. As of today, this is literally information that you cannot find on Google.
My goal is to fill the starter pack, so please send over suggestions with supporting evidence!
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Just this very day, I was wondering once again while watching a UK mystery with a pub scene what these are. They are so pervasive in pubs and homes in the shows I watch!
I can feel the "give" of the button under my thumb...
“When I think about navigating the start of the year here, especially in our hometown in Minneapolis, the thing that we have kept front and center every single day is the safety of our team.” – Target CEO Michael Fiddelke
Right? This is a fundamental sales rule--it is easier to retain a customer than gain one. And winning one back? *Very* hard.
This isn't what is wrong with your company, Target.
Another reason to get away from Google & Microslop browsers: Firefox now has a setting to completely block AI
Hey yea!
A new teacher for my kid's biology class said they could illustrate something using AI and the whole class said, "Um, no way." Instead they either found photographs or drew their own.
I've only seen it. His mercurial nature makes for tough moment to moment transitions. They were really good productions which always helps with plays, because they're meant to be seen after all. Maybe because the productions overcame the challenges I have a special love for it?
If he gets approved. (I mean, I know he probably will. I just want to keep alive the idea that congress is involved.)
This is the way I read it the first time through.
And my reaction to my misread was "mild surprise".
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So I'm looking forward to lots on this season but...no Shakespeare?
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They’re still lying to us.
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Although I've seen it maybe too much, the Mechanicals in Midsummer are always so funny that needs to be up there. Otherwise, probably Lear, Twelfth Night and Macbeth. Oh, and though I know it's not a "best", Richard II.
Though honestly, I won't say no to a ticket to most (any?) Shakespeare.
Target getting nothing right in its new "vision". *sigh*
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Thanks for the update! So much to keep track of...
John Amos was best man at my parents' wedding.
I'm sure AG Keith Ellison is checking on the feasibility of this. He's one of the good guys.
Right? I couldn't believe he was still alive.
He's looked 89 for as long as I can remember.
🚨!!!!!
(In a good way.)
And also, this is one of the stupidest "gotcha" attempts I've ever heard.
Approximately 30% of all new cancers caused by HPV 16 and HPV 18 in Europe are estimated to occur in men (BMC cancer).
I had one with a typo printed in the Strib one time.
C'mon, help a girl out, Strib!
Love it. Thank you!
Pretty sure this is not the moment, Wild.
Oh how I long for the days of the IRs. (Independent Republicans which is what the Minnesota GOP called themselves for a long time.) I feel like they were to the left of many Dems today. I certainly didn't agree with them all of the time but they weren't out of their minds.
