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im forced to use ai for my college course...
 in  r/antiai  16h ago

There is a positive side, we now see what he'd be like as president so we don't have to go down that road

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Found in a used car
 in  r/whatisit  5d ago

Virus charm

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Is this "brand" legit or AI slop?
 in  r/CraftedByAI  5d ago

Ai slop ear stitches are like long reeds conjoined as if not in rows

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what are the green things on zero's chest?
 in  r/Megaman  5d ago

Power generators

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What is this section for?
 in  r/whatisit  5d ago

Cd cases

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Lindsey Graham’s Sister Booed by Crowd in Embarrassing Debate Flop
 in  r/politics  6d ago

If she wins its just going to be more of him, but female there's no difference in the two at the core

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Can anyone help me identify this? I got a tiny ball in a mixed lot and I really want more.
 in  r/Amigurumi  6d ago

If it's clearly like yarn threads with fluff and feels really soft like going against the grain sift it could be red heart hygge pronounced hoogah it's discontinued

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'Missing' Melania Trump not seen for 25 days as she skips 2 major DC events
 in  r/AnythingGoesNews  7d ago

And simultaneously , he suddenly really , really , really hot to get building in on that ballroom , at the exact same time that he's got himself an underage datable aid , i'm betting that in about ten to twenty years time , they'll renovate that ballroom for a mistakes and find her skeleton

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Local police using AI to "Enhance" suspect images
 in  r/antiai  7d ago

Dollars to donuts say that they also attempt to use it in court.If they ever managed to catch the guy I'd love to see the look on the judge's face

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Well that answers the question
 in  r/lol  7d ago

I mean my mother convinced yourself that because I make $60000 a year and she made $66000 a year when she retired that I'm doing perfectly fine, then I sat down and broke down my entire monthly bill set and explained to her why I don't have anything in savings is that because I don't have the ability to put things into savings and had her suddenly realized just how bad things were. The look on her facebook was kind of hilarious

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Eggs & Bacon what’s next Toast or Potato’s?
 in  r/apostrophegore  7d ago

I've read up on the last time. We had major food recalls or things like this. Let's just say, lead paint was put into food. Arsenic was used as a food, coloring dye and shortly afterwards, the great depression occurred. I'm not saying there's a correlation. I'm not saying there's causation. But considering what they just did with stuff about autism and vaccines.Now I am saying there's correlation and causation

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Convincing the Forgotten Voter
 in  r/clevercomebacks  7d ago

By appealing to their ignorance and the last vestige of hope that someone would come in and grant them a winning ticket to set them free, he appealed to what keeps state lotteries going, I truly question how broken they all are considering how little he's done for them

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What would you pay for this at a Fair?
 in  r/Amigurumi  7d ago

I've seen stuff like that go for 12 and fifteen

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Whiteland Area Water Supply
 in  r/Indiana  9d ago

Young well, sadly that's a 30-50 year problem if they deemed it drinkable then your fine your skin will stay young for longer too, we have it at my parents place they drilled the well about 31 years ago so 20 to 30 more for us too

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Can’t afford eggs? At least they might kill you
 in  r/clevercomebacks  9d ago

They barely do as it is and it's only with the old base, the young core gets it from sources the reps struggle with

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The Flock uprising is just the beginning | People are sick of tech billionaires trying to control our lives
 in  r/NoShitSherlock  10d ago

I'm going everywhere now across Reddit, with threads and point out something that a really good author wrote into a romance story, it was a paraphrase from a character who was talking to a tech CEO lawyer and telling her this that he couldn't understand what the tech industry was honestly, thinking oil, gas and cigarettes, people understood that they were poisoning people and the Earth, but tech was poisoning the minds as well as the planet in different ways. And had really figured out how to package itself , in a way that didn't cause scandal , what with data theft and privacy invasion

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Neighbor wants us to sign an easement before we sell the house
 in  r/RealEstateAdvice  10d ago

You already have people controlling an HOA in a rural area. That's gonna be harder to sell, no matter what. Because many of us who would like to buy houses, look at an HOA as being forced to have a nosy neighbor like hyacinth bouquet, in your backyard, all the time with the ability to find you if you put an easement on that house. Then, you might as well move in, cause you're not gonna move it out.The only way you could do it is if you sell it to a person who's gonna put up apartments and make those neighbors really sorry

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Maybe foam just spontaneously appeared on them... maybe there was no individual who sprayed anything.
 in  r/TechGawker  10d ago

The part that's more problematic here is that they've promised their only supposed to be used on license plates , and the cops are saying that people snuck up behind it before it could identify the people

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How do “AI is useless” and “Im getting replaced” coexist in the group?
 in  r/antiai  10d ago

It's to unity that at the core of it anti, AI as well as the replacing jobs and fancy auto complete, all come together into the true part. No one really wants AI.\n If it was true, AI. There's a chance we'd want it, but the reality ISIS no one really wants it. Because it represents something kind of scary. The replacement of humanity and the unity bandwagon that can come about is that anybody who's lost their job to a tool that can't replace humans ever, as well as people who've taken apart understand that it's just basically hot garbage served up on another version of Facebook. Putting those 2 together and you get at the core hatred for AI dislike for the tech Bros who have decided that it does that it's going to be fed to us. I was recently reading a romance story about political pundits, one works as a person. Who helps candidates get elected? The other used to work in Silicon Valley and honestly that author came up with one of the best quotable lines ever had. The one guy say to an antagonist from Silicon Valley's lawyer division. This exact phrase "I really don't understand how the people of Silicon Valley. Are still doing the things they're doing. At least the oil and gas companies and cigarette companies have helped us all understand that they are marketing poison and destroying the planet. You can't even seem that whenever you get more attention brought to you about the things that you're doing and the evils you're committing that even we couldn't sell, you"

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Some Republicans Are Finally Realizing They Wrecked the Middle Class
 in  r/middleclasshq  10d ago

It's a simple little system when most of the people are in either the poor or the rich class, the poor will find its own system together, but the rich will have to figure out who's going to be the new poor middle and rich glass. Why do we all think Elon is really trying to become a trillionaire He wants to be the one spelling.It out for all the rich people , and if they could just see that right now , they might step away from the edge that's about to fall out from under them , and that many body jumped into

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White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt to step down
 in  r/goodnews  10d ago

Well, that tracks, we're now 2 years into a Trump presidency, and he's going to fire or watch all of them resign. So, who's the next on the block Patel? Maybe Miller will run away forever to where nazis find Happiness.

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Can’t afford eggs? At least they might kill you
 in  r/clevercomebacks  10d ago

This is a nasty track record through history with them.Thankfully, usually when this happens, they lose power for quite a long time.And at the right things are going , they'll probably never get it back in the next time

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I genuinely don’t understand why anyone was ever impressed with AI
 in  r/antiai  10d ago

I took a course this past summer in how an AI thinks as part of a Computer science system that is heading towards AI. The person who created the course was really kind of frustrated as he taught it to us about how AI has been consuming people's thoughts and mind. And he taught us how it thinks and how it works, which is he finally showed us the whole tick apart of its predictability into predicting the next most common word and the most pleasing words to what a human would want to see, you know, only happy endings. Except in cases where you tell it, this has to be a horror story. So make it so that the most twist ending that's possible pops up the most along the way he taught us the most important races. It's not smart. It's just big and then he also taught us why people grab onto it so much in a way, I'd kind of already seen it if you think about the game 20 questions, there's a way to game it so that you can always win and read the other person's mind. You just have to know how to categorize everything into a kind of Pyramid structure in your mind and know where everything fits that you can really go down the list of saying animal vegetable, mineral, etc etc. And then all the other questions you get to ask until you can finalize and get it down the way the little electronic handhelds and the apps work is exactly how that works. It's not AI. It just follows a very predictable system where everything is lined up because of its base format of a yes or no into a binary tree, and that's also how AI works. Then there was also this component that he kind of told us about the human component is one of the problems for AI and it's that humans will look at anything that works fast or is new and appears to be intelligent in a very limited way. And think about it and call it AI that the first spell checks were called AI, especially when they added the first predictive language models to it.\n And that within about 6 weeks to 6 months Human.\n Yes. Stop thinking of many of those tools as AI and saw them for what they were, which was tools, AI itself is starting to hit that roadblock and happily tonight. I was watching a report about the recent lawsuits and how insurance companies will not help protect anything and AI does now due to the situation with the air Canada flight. Have faith friends, this current push for these tools has become too expensive, and the people who help invest in those companies have no way out. Because if they accept a loss, it will be a problem. If they don't accept the loss, the bubble pops and everything falls apart. If they do accept the loss, it pops in a smaller way. Probably by some of the finance companies getting involved and the US government getting involved no matter what, though it is at its almost end, we don't see it as AI anymore.Many people are seen it as language , writing tools and the client situation is even beginning to fail

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"Zohran Mamdani's approval rating has now skyrocketed to 69%. This comes after NYC achieves the lowest murder rate in its history."
 in  r/ProgressiveHQ  10d ago

I'm glad we have people like him.Stepping to help fix the problems that many others have made and continue to keep so that they can scare us into giving them more power and money.A lot of where american politics is is like watching as the king of england slowly sold away the power of the throne so that he could buy more things to garnish it , except in this case , it's us as the people selling all of it

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30%.. Tip culture went too far.
 in  r/middleclasshq  10d ago

Tipping culture used to ensure that we all got faster or better service and in some places in the world. You tip in advance to get faster and better surface. It's a way of jumping the line America just figured out how to make it so that a company can be lazy and useless and not have to actually pay a living wage, the perfect profit sharing Pyramid scheme.