Bullshit, the last person from the before-fore times died off a millennia ago.

I love my two M dwarfs and wouldn’t trade them for the world, but they require a lot of energy and have tons to burn.

Cut my life into pieces

This is my last resort

Nary a nipple to be seen.

Not really into MMORPGs, but I’ve been trying The Finals and it’s pretty cool. Like the destruction of Battlefield mixed with the movement of Apex Legends and maybe a light touch of Rainbow Six: Siege or COD. Definitely worth the $0.

I think it’s a pretty common “self-medication” tactic. I went from 0 to “I consume a fair amount” pretty quickly. Initially, I used it for workouts–it just made them better, more interesting, easier to check off my list. I’d get changed, get my headphones ready, smoke, then go get lost in music while working out. Helped me get in better shape. And like the other poster, I find it really helps me to knock out otherwise painfully tedious tasks.

But it could be empowering if Afghan women learned to ride the sand worms.

All the companies I’ve worked for have said they’re more like families. Families fight sometimes. I think all of these matters should remain between family members.

Like…for peace tanks?

Well, fast food places are a nightmare, for one. It’s always “neiny nein” this and “neiny nein” that.

I’m starting to think your username isn’t true, at all!

But he was white…?

What!? 45 degrees is three times the angle 15 degrees will ever be!

I’ve got some magnetic bracelets that remove all SS7 toxins from your body. DM me if you’re interested. $50 is nothing compared to peace of mind from state-of-the-art tech.

The emphasis is supposed to be placed on “liberals,” as in, “Pshhht…wait until you see the racism I can do, mom.”

Is a cantaloupe really a true melon, though?

You guys didn’t get a beforelife?

I wonder if Walmart is taking other steps to increase worker safety and well-being or mostly just the one that creates a massive Dark Knight-style network of cameras?

I’ve been using the Swiss Cheese Model for my sandwiches and they’ve been a disaster.

I don’t have a specific figure for you. My use-case is I’m trying to write a non-fiction book. I’ve got a ton of old newspaper articles in PDF format. The Library of Congress’ built-in OCR is very helpful, but very lacking and, in some cases, can miss large swaths of pages or generate really unhelpful gibberish that requires painful cleaning. I’ve had similar results from every other OCR tool I’ve tried.

Thus far, in using Claude/ChatGPT for transcription of a few dozen articles, I’ve only had to fix one individual stray word a few times. It’s been very close to perfect in my limited testing. High 90%. Impressively, with old newspaper articles where words have worn away or are otherwise very hard to make out even for me, it has done a great job of inferring/recognizing, where OCR would start generating gibberish. I haven’t tried hand-writing and suspect that’s a different beast, but I know there are tools that have cropped up to that end.