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7d ago
I'm saying that many people do it wrong in other cases, and stick an 's' on the end (or worse, also add an apostrophe). Like surgeon generals, attorney generals, court martials, etc. I'm impressed that people aren't
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7d ago
I can't get over how Apple is getting everyone to refer to them with proper pluralization, ie AirPods 5 vs AirPod 5's.
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12d ago
This reminds me of how kids were bypassing school rules around social media: https://www.bark.us/blog/google-maps-safety/ https://www.mcafee.com/blogs/family-safety/social-undergroun...
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13d ago
"Pickling" things in vinegar is a relatively modern invention.
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13d ago
There's a really good book about a homesteader that did something similar to this in the 1930's in British Columbia, "Three Against The Wilderness". Basically he restored the dams that had been dynamited by the ranchers,
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14d ago
> they couldn’t call me on WhatsApp Some might consider that a benefit.
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14d ago
They're still on my bucket list to find. Lots of false morels around here. :(
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14d ago
Considering that some mushrooms need a spore print to tell them apart, I'd say that you can't ever trust an LLM.
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14d ago
Some mushrooms like chanterelles can't be reliably farmed, and are quite tasty! I love being able to spend a day hiking and coming back with a meal.
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14d ago
I think purposely spoiling your ballot is a better signal to the parties that none of them are acceptable. Is that possible in your elections? Around here, a spoiled ballot is scrutinized by the party observers, so your message would defini
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14d ago
IMO if you don't vote, you're tacitly agreeing with whoever gets voted into office. (Although US voter suppression weakens this argument)
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16d ago
Is this not common outside of Japan? I've often seen this used here in Canada. Sometimes as NFG after a particularly bad day.
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19d ago
That drives me crazy. The RBC app does this although it eventually times out and gives me the number.
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25d ago
New Zealand apples are literally the same price as the US ones around here in BC.
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25d ago
I honestly believe that it's because he saw people making fun of him in the picture where Melania is admiring Justin Trudeau: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/aug/26/melania-trum...
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27d ago
I don't know about Lady Gaga's Oreos but the Selena Gomez ones are quite good. I bought them as a joke and ended up liking them.
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27d ago
My company's rules deny permissions for Read("secret") but not "mv secret not-secret" :-/
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28d ago
AFAIK no - you need basic first aid, a radio operator license, and other things like that. But I actually haven't looked at it that seriously since there aren't any openings right now.
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29d ago
We've got a lot of coastline here. :)
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1mo ago
I was just looking up lightkeeper positions in my province. Unfortunately no openings right now. But it would be an interesting job for an introvert like myself.
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1mo ago
I bought Redwall for my kids a few years ago, and was stopped by three different people while walking from the back of the store to the checkout who commented on how good the books are!
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1mo ago
Verbing weirds languages (Calvin and Hobbes)
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1mo ago
If you're looking for a place to find things to pick: https://fallingfruit.org/about/welcome
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If you're interested in learning more about the ecological impact of beavers, I highly recommend "Three Against The Wilderness" by Eric Collier. He homesteaded in BC in the 1930s-60s and encouraged the re-introduction of beav
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Llama 3.1 8B model
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Chanterelles smell great. I would wear something that smelled like that. Pine mushrooms, not so much.
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1mo ago
I'm an author, and don't have any problem with it - however my book is obsolete as it's computer related. My publisher probably feels differently. :)
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1mo ago
It sounds like typical CBC reporter to me. Maybe the AI was trained on these types of broadcasts.
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2mo ago
I get it in the mornings here in Vancouver, BC.
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2mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfvMU36fgKw Same effect, Marilyn Monroe / Albert Einstein
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