That would make more sense if Greece and OpenAI weren't competing for "most money borrowed without a real plan." I didn't see in the article who was paying for it (maybe a comprehension fail on my end) but I suppose it doesn't really matter because both OpenAI and Greece carry hundreds of billions in debt.
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States'* rights
*restrictions apply
Can't help but notice that the pattern here is that it shows what happens to the hero when exposed to their weakness. Which implies that your weakness is not butts but instead tights.
I've got fedora on there right now, but even with the surface-linux kernel the digitizer doesn't quite work and it'd be nice to have cameras. I originally bought the damn thing to take notes and read PDFs. In hindsight I should have just bought a damn iPad.
stop all exports of kerrygold to the united states. I'm only half joking. hit us in the stomach. no more butter, no more cheese, no more beer. Those are our three favorite things in the whole world. Yes, more than oil. we can make all that stuff ourselves for way cheaper but holy shit do comfortable people love Irish dairy.
Finally, I can use my surface pro 7 again
third party drivers
Oh I guess it runs like ass because it's just a bad OS
six two ≈ sick to
oi m8 u got a loicence fuh that' VEE PEE ENN?
old meme is old
RFC 1149, IP Over Avian Character.
or public libraries but that's not as funny
This ai deal sounds like a gross misappropriation of public funds then. There must be context I'm missing, this just sounds stupid.
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I remember avatar being really pretty, and then realizing as the credits rolled that if what they said about unobtainium is true, that it's a room temperature semiconductor and that these are the only proven deposits of it, and that the Earth is a dying planet that needs unobtanium to stay habitable for billions and billions of people, RDA would probably just throw a big rock at Pandora and comb through the rubble. Us or them.