Days that end in 'y'. Or 'g' when you're in Deutschland.
azimir
joined 2 years ago
After a bit of a beating, the violence of which is scaled by skin color, of course.
It's great to see the old night train/sleeper car routes coming back. I'll happily take a sleeper with a small bed across a continent. Arriving at your destination in the morning is a wonderful approach to travel.
Ah, so hired to a mid level government position unless he's rich enough and then straight to ambassadorship.
He's the biggest baby in history. Someone else getting anything makes him angry, so he steals it. He's the ultimate child who blows out someone else's birthday candles.
His cult worships a petulant child and it's all projection.
Look at that, he sided with the deep state to cover up Democrats' relationships with Epstein.
Conservatives are monarchist at heart. Once they've bowed to a king, they will accept any abuses by that king as well. They're only in favor of a Republic and civil rights when forced to be.
The height of the impact point also matters The higher the front grill/bumper, the more lethal the impact. The current fad for high vehicles with flat front grills has significantly increased pedestrian deaths.
These vehicles are unacceptable large for public spaces. The threshold for CDL style licensing needs to be lowered to make modern trucks/SUVs require the training their design deserves. Also tax the bajesus out of them when they're in city spaces. Either they're in the neighborhood for business reasons or get out.
Amazing work. I've been on the same kind of path this year. Down -29 with another 15 to go. It's hard and needs to maintained almost every day. Changing those eating and exercise habits is really tough. You're doing great.
They may or may not be used here. You could use LLMs to parse the content of sites being visited by web clients on your network. Then, ask the LLM whether the content includes certain topics or is work related. Based on the results of that, you add/remove the site from a blacklist.
Is this better than just string matching? I would say likely so, though more stochastic in the results. It would let the LLM provide summaries/context of the pages, and not by just confined to specific strings in a list. It might be better ramble to handle context and complexity of the desired outcomes.
For example, there was a paleontology conference at a hotel once that was stuck behind a firewall blacklisting all sites with the string 'bone' in them. Completely ridiculous. The string 'bone' has different meanings based upon context, which simple string matching cannot provide, but an LLM might be better and identifying and acting accordingly.
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That happened to me in SF/Mountain View. I was down there for an interview. I'd never visited the region before. It's like Mad Max on the freeways.
At a red light a woman decided she wasn't going to wait four cars back. Instead she just pulled over the curb, drove over lawns and headed down the road. No honking, just plowing across property to skip a light. We caught up to her at the next red light.