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@dalias correct for openai.com at least

Looking online, I think I know what it's for now. I think. I thought I knew English, but I'm questioning that now

@dalias @ska they'll do anything to avoid deploying dnssec, huh?

@dalias the real question is: do we really want to? Encourage them to "upload" themselves and off themselves before they die in some uncontrolled fashion. Then redistribute their wealth.

If we can encourage them to do it all at once, all the better

@dalias @root42 or at the very least, you can't believe everything you read uncritically

Doesn't mean you can't or shouldn't read it

@inthehands I looked at articles in their student paper

They aren't ignoring it, but it's not their headline story either. There is a statement by the School of Journalism faculty on their front page. A reference to outside protests. IMHO it seems pretty tepid.

If there are on-campus protests happening, the paper isn't reporting it yet.

Meanwhile at least one other university (that had their own protests & were closely following the events at Columbia University last year) is *completely* silent in their student paper. 😞

@inthehands @old_hippie or, if the DNC isn't willing to do that, organize a new party in its place.

@nocontexttrek hey, Data! There's a perfectly good shelf right behind you in the second picture! Offer that instead! It's even higher than your desk! Better yet, get a cat tree!

Expecting Spot to avoid height is like expecting Spot to reprogram the Enterprise.

@inthehands @jhwgh1968 personally, I feel like the comparison also does a disservice to people with dementia as well as their caregivers. And I am dubious of this "evil intolerant society" narrative too.

Dementia (Alzheimer's, etc) is a brain disease. My dad had it. I didn't have to care for him every day (too far away) but even knowing and understanding what to expect, I found interacting with him very difficult even though I loved him very much.

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