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    What Free Privacy-Focused AI Chatbots Don’t Use My Data for Training?

    Thanks, Ive put things of for a bit. Ill get back to you when I get back to it.
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    Collection of Lame Jokes

    Elvis warned us. He's nothing but a groundhog.
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    Collection of Lame Jokes

    People in Siberia are putting food in freezers in order to _warm it up_.
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    Collection of Lame Jokes

    If she's missing, she's a medium at large.
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    Collection of Lame Jokes

    The medium is a large.
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    Physics How to close the gap: From Independent Research to Academic Discourse

    Even if you made some valid points, you did so in an unnecessarily cruel way. Others said something similar , clearly, without the need for any such.
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    Are Recent Students All Google Crazy?

    Or Santa Cruz(School.sustem) a bad name
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    Are Recent Students All Google Crazy?

    I think that an in depth knowledge of matrices by itself, i.e., without an advanced degree to acompany it, would allow one to make a good living. The scope of the associated applications is astonishing.
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    Are Recent Students All Google Crazy?

    And that lack of basic knowledge, understanding, often goes together with a general lack of curiosity, which isn't a good thing. It aĺso makes it harder for them to fact check relatively basic claims. Re the latter, not sure it was viewed as a joke, an announcement that NASA would send a...
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    Random Thoughts 7

    Just like nostalgia. It's not what it used to be.
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    Random Thoughts 7

    Related: Dropped by a lawyer's office for an offered free consultation. Then I heard her talk about the need for a "Half a David", intended to mean "Affidavit". I walked out, excusing myself.
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    Collection of Lame Jokes

    I changed my workout and now I do 10 planks each time. 10 is my Planks constant.
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    Collection of Lame Jokes

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    Random Thoughts 7

    Kind of weird that I was looking at my mom's walking data and the daily ratio of distance walked to number of steps was essentially constant, not deviating by more than 0.05 or so from the average.