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Apocalyzabeth retweeted
Jun 17
Men made βproviderβ their identity, then made βgold diggerβ the punishment for expecting provision.
They want the authority, the status, the submission, and the praise, but when a woman asks him to actually provide something tangible, suddenly sheβs materialistic.
Donβt advertise provision if providing offends you.
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Jun 15
I honestly just can't believe you had to pay to watch it.
I'm into bread and circuses. It's all we have. But needing a subscription to the circus ain't it. Defeats the purpose! Distract me for free!
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Jun 14
This is a 2A issue. Periodt.
This is your wakeup call.
Anthropic just took down Fable 5. It's over.
Here's the thing tho: no company or government will EVER be able to take away your local models.
There are Opus level models you can run right now on your home GPUs, and nobody can ever stop you from using them
This is only the beginning of events like this. Day 1. More government overreach will happen. This will only keep happening more and more as models get closer to AGI
Become sovereign. Buy your own compute. Before even that becomes illegal
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Apocalyzabeth retweeted
Jun 13
Woman lose sexual interest
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Jun 8
Hot take:
Stay at home moms fueled the neighborhood community of days past. They are why neighbors knew each other and congregated.
We used to correct other peopleβs kids in the neighborhood without starting a fight.
A neighbor would tell your child to stop doing something dangerous or disrespectful and that was normal.
Parents backed each other up. I know your Mom...
Now everyone minds their own business or reaches for a phone to record it.
We traded shared community standards for βnot my problemβ and fragile feelings.
High-trust cultures raise kids together. Low-trust ones raise them in isolation.
When did we stop acting like one neighborhood?
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Jun 6
I would though
Ladies, what is stopping you from wearing this season's hottest denim shorts?
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Jun 6
This has rented space in my head since it happened. I grew up in s Florida. They don't have time for all those cops for kids fighting at the mall.
They collected all eye witness testimonies from the Miami mall incident, and they put all their testimonies in AI to create a video of what they allegedly saw.
80 police vehicle response SWAT did arrive that night.
That was a massive response...
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Jun 5
I have had this bucket list item for YEARS.
Every year I get a new agenda & I write it as an annual goal. I've never followed thru due to other obligations.
This year, I committed. We goin gator hunting baby!
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Jun 5
Unfortunately this year i walked away from a sport of great passion for me.
It'd become too toxic. I did cry and cry, but i told myself, if I quit, I'll have time to do these other things I've always wanted.
I promised myself I'd try and I did. Lotto 2nd round. Can't wait!
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Jun 5
I've skated my whole life. I won't stop now. I just won't have that particular sport in my life.
It hurts. But so did staying.
At least now, the only toxic skater i need to worry about is myself.
Cheers to new hobbies.
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Jun 5
π¨π¨π¨ warning π¨π¨π¨
AI is a 2nd amendment issue.
This is the beginning of our loss of access.
DL your models and keep them in a safe with the rest of your ammo.
Jun 5
AI company Anthropic is warning about the rapid development of artificial intelligence, with co-founder Jack Clark urging lawmakers to enact new regulations. @sophieflayabc reports.
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Jun 2
The first and last time I evacuated for a hurricane, I was 10yrs old and Hurricane Andrew was forecast to direct hit Fort Lauderdale, where we lived.
We evacuated as directed for our zone (close to shore), from Ft. Lauderdale to my grandma's in Miami.
Guess what happened?
Today officially marks the beginning of hurricane season in Florida. One of the most surprising things to me after we moved here is that MANY people do not evacuate when the order is given... many residents (esp. old timers) just stay put.
The weather reports plant the fear of death in us, and I have always convinced my husband to evacuate. I was in Utah during Ian, and my husband didn't evacuate. But, normally, I'm here, and he chooses to make me happy because I listen to the weather reports and get terrified.
Last time I decided, "Never again!" It's expensive, exhausting, scary, and I'd rather take my chances and stay put. But now I'm second-guessing that decision.
Hoping for another hurricane-free season because I don't want to choose!πππ
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Jun 2
Here's an obscure one for you: Hurricane Irene in 1999. My mom worked as a nurse and she was signed up for "during" which meant i spent the night at my friend's house and we swam the neighborhood in the morning. Idk why this name didn't get retired. It flooded Broward.
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Jun 2
Ironically it was a tropical storm that did me in. Eta made it rain. Water got in the house. Whole neighborhood flooded. We didn't realize water got in the truck until days later. Covered in mold. We'd JUST replaced our floors from a pipe burst& i lost it. Didn't even call the insurance just ripped the floor up and replaced it again.
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May 31
I don't understand how i can't build a fence on my property without permission but Google can do this.
Google to UNLEASH 32 MILLION MOSQUITOES across Florida and California
βBIO-ENGINEEREDβ insects designed to βcurb diseaseβ
Plan still awaiting final approval β WTSP
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