Comments by "𝚿" (@and_I_am_Life_the_fixer_of_all) on "Fireship" channel.

  1. when you pick a side instead of lobbying both sides
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  2.  @thecodemachine  oh, we so need that ad blocker judge, doj pls make it happen
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  3. lets see how this ages in 10 years now, shall we?
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  4. worked this year in a company that had their QA not look at the code at all, have them just test the functionality by clicking shit on the website, than send to the client (which doesn't understand code) to test it by also clicking shit around and if QA and the client said ok it was pushed to production.. Once I said code needed to be reviewed I lasted another 2-3 weeks before getting fired! fuck those guys, I hope that reporting their asses actually made something happen, but I doubt it
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  5. worked at a place that had 15 "QA" that all they did was click on the functionality, didn't even read the code, send it to the client to click around and than push to production, worst company I've ever worked at, fuck those guys - when I raised this issue I was fired withing 2-3 weeks!
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  6.  @oo--7714  skill issue
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  7. and AI is the bootstrapper to bio hacked cyber punk humans, it'll eventually ask the same question, was AI just a bootloader to Humans 2.0?
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  8.  @XxZeldaxXXxLinkxX  told a non tech bro about this, he literally said "cool"
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  9. I've been fired for finding a security problem too, I guess you have to be a solid dev or qa to get the honor of getting fired for pointing out critical mistakes like this... it sucks that you get a target on your back the moment you start showing critical mistakes and issues in some shitty companies
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  10. and that is why I've never asked a question, if there was something not asked there I took it personally to figure it out on my own or give up and find another way
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  11. nah, I'm sure that with all the AI vids, there has to be some that haven't
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  12. from OpenAI: "We worked with industry-leading casting and directing professionals to narrow down over 400 submissions before selecting the 5 voices."
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  13.  @carlosdumbratzen6332  you are delusional about it
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  14. imagine using deving to create a digital persona and get the job lmao
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  15. it has learning tokens now, wait another 2 models and get back to me
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  16.  @RottenMuLoT  its all in the 0s and 1s, reject abstraction, embrace machine code
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  17. chrome needs to join internet explorer
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  18. I'm part of that 20%!! let's go! all you need is a 120k+ job that is remote! almost went homeless getting the dream job, had to visit a food bank once, and I focking made it, never give up! I focking did for a bit, went to work at retail, but I'm so back baby!
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  19. such sponsors are a scam
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  20. I'll own it if they pay me at least 10M and the contract says I can just delete it.
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  21. and here I was thinking I missed a AWS bucket part of the video
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  22. idk I like the point of where this was done on purpose to practice for a real event
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  23.  @GenesisAkaG  he used to be a mister now he is a misses
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  24. you are outdated, claude 3 is better then gpt4.. they have not hit a plateau at all
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  25.  @TileBitan  ah, vanillaJS, good old times
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  26. from OpenAI: "We worked with industry-leading casting and directing professionals to narrow down over 400 submissions before selecting the 5 voices."
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  27. the dev probably already got fired.. now, I have no idea if he'll get sued as well and if a judge would understand it
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  28.  @Fireship  stahp getting stuck on the dishwasher step sis
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  29. "Users forget they don't read the terms and conditions"
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  30. 30k gpu = 6 minute video..
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  31. it was a fun and games until shit wasn't working
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  32. shitty security, many zero days
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  33. an no way, you are here too, from 2 minute papers to here
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  34. nah, there's already many out there not open to the public, they mostly look like vtubers tbh
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  35. Remove-Item instead of rm is not cool, all in all, good times
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  36.  @darkspace5762  he doesnt get the check if the manager doesnt approve it
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  37. I wish having privacy was illegal and the systems in place wouldn't allow other to take advantage of it, like some automated LLM that would see everything and if something illegal was going on, either by in real life conversation/actions/body movement or online, it would take notice and law enforcement would take action.. unfortunately that is too utopic
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  38. fireship cloned his own voice waaaay back when he had very few subs and used it for a couple of vids
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  39.  @FionavanDahl  right? and google is more worried about server ads than stopping these stupid bots
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  40. that's because: "from OpenAI: "We worked with industry-leading casting and directing professionals to narrow down over 400 submissions before selecting the 5 voices." ... also, it just shows voice: Sky, if you click on the voice icon you'll see its not there
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  41. After tmrw AI debugs AI code and there will be only job applications for debugging the debug AI generated code?
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  42.  @encycl07pedia-  ah, good ol'vanila js, nothing like spending a stupid amount of time to do something a library does better in 15 minutes of implementing it, but hey, at least if you keep up with CVE's the vulnerabilities are 100% your own fault
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  43. meh, all that was there was common knowledge, and the code is fucking huge, its hard to even understand whats going on
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  44.  @ZachAttack6089  maybe a shitty middle management.. truth is, no one that uses their mind instead of their body for work can be replaced by AI at all as of right now.. maybe in gpt6 or gpt7, but currently, it just won't be good enough to replace anyone.. just very bad employees at best, those that should be fired asap that do more damage than good for the company
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  45. of course you can, what are they gonna do? block the BIOS?
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  46. try using qubeos and getting bluetooth or any usb device to work lol you have the hack the os to get it to work
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  47. Your brain does biochemical computations, which generates your sentience. What is it missing?
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  48. pacman -S waifu
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  49. yup
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  50. shit you are right.. so why did they pause the voice model?
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  51. pacman -S waifu
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  52. hahaha he lost his life savings using grok so that explains it, almost bough merch for that one hahah had me rolling
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  53.  @GraveUypo  well, the new voices have intonation.. which sounds way better than the other open source alternatives..
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  54. naughty dolphins mate, naughty dolphins I'll they ya
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  55. *proceeds to fail a simple nmap command*
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  56. so, if a human kills an infant AI, does the human get put down? I wonder what rules would be in place in such scenario.. would putting 2 AIs in a loop be considered torture? ah, so many questions
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  57. get rocked
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  58. > gives you notepad.exe and internet connection > computer won't turn on as there is no bootloader or operational system to run notepad.exe or use the internet connection
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  59. LMAO, you might not be too wrong
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  60.  @thederpydude2088  indeed, the basilisk argument
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  61.  @trotskiftw  git gud noob, you've been on linux for a month
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  62. noob, I have no issues using a graphics card or steamvr, git good, the issue isn't the computer, it is what lies between the chair and the monitor (or virtual reality glasses in your case)
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  63. dude used ai to make another video
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  64. > write script to get all fireships subtitles of every video > write script to fine tune model > ??? > replace PhD in sarcasm from fireship > get sora > automate process > write web scrawl > clone fireship's voice > ??? > $$$$$$$
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  65. it was a joke, no one does
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  66.  @knufyeinundzwanzig2004  gore videos were a terrible part of the internet, made me realize that such people in the world exist and reality could be much worse.
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  67. pacman -S waifu
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  68. chrome should join internet explorer
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  69.  @JamieFurlong  are people still using cringy emojis?
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  70. from OpenAI: "We worked with industry-leading casting and directing professionals to narrow down over 400 submissions before selecting the 5 voices."
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  71. any convoluted stack will take the passion away
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  72.  @greateagle8799  image sequence? we should have sora generating multiple videos integrated together as an operation system already
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  73. no, but ok, interesting thinking
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  74.  @CathrineMacNiel  ew, you guys are not on bsd
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  75. why do I always find one mention of a victorian child in fireship's video bahahhaha
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  76.  @fireninja8250  nah man, they are paying us, we ain't paying shit to own shit, you'll get paid 21M for owning chrome bud
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  77. I think he has a schedule of uploading
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  78.  @raymond_luxury_yacht  for the chatbot to takeover the web, its probably another decade or two away bud
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  79.  @MiauFrito  never heard of gwant, i dont even use search engines anyways, just use one of the two llms and you should be fine
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  80. it depends how sales are doing and what is the demand for the dresses, if you could only produce 30 dresses in a month and the demand for them was 3000 dresses per month, you might as well keep scaling and expanding..
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  81. *deletes .gitignore* > guys, I centered the div, please review my code > ah, the fucking intern again, not going to read it, whatever, how bad could he fuck up? *LGTM* *Approves requested changes* *merges*
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  82.  @Karurosagu  I'm pretty sure sewing is 99% done by machines now a days.. 200 years later.. but yeah, if you could produce more with less and sales won't keep up with the product cost and production rate, you'll reduce the amount of employees, right? what I'm saying is, if you sell 20 dresses per month, with 20 employees producing 30 dresses and all of the sudden you were making 300 dresses in a month with 20 machines and 20 employees, but still only sell 20 dresses per month on average, you might as well sell 18 machines and fire 18 employees as they'll produce 30 dresses in a month...
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  83.  @-Engineering01-  webdev always paid less than embedded and gamedev if you consider same company size and same experience
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  84.  @Sandeepan  dual booting templeOS and FreeBSD is the way
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  85. I honestly did not think this would ever come true.. for some reason, it was kind off like LLMs, its kinda like a secret you don't want others to know but you know it'll catch on when more people check it out
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  86. ew, debian? what a noob, guys, check it out, we have a noob here.. doesn't run backtrack on debian, doesn't run arch, isn't even on nix and thinks he can handle FBSD, pufff
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  87. In remembrance of those who lost their lives on 9/11/2001. Thanks Fireship. Not sure it was the best ways to do this, but I guess it is what it is.
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  88. I've met two programmers who have been at it for around 60 years.. I sometimes check their github to see if they are still alive.. best people I've met in the industry by far! and I love how they are just like you (and me) still absolutely in love with it all!
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  89. > hacks new windows > finds out it was open-sourced gpt-2 all along
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  90. Depends on how they launch, they'll most likely will have a software to run x64, similar to how wine runs win programs
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  91. probably zero, but if anyone is interested, I've safely done that before in a virtual machine just to see what it looks like. Btw, that command won't run without some flags
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  92. 0.01% BTW
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  93.  @RomvnlyPlays  > prints notepad.exe's binary in a piece of paper and gives @Mittzys a wifi connection > watches @Mittzys freak out
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  94. all of those apps you all mentioned work on linux just fine, takes a tiny bit of skill and time to understand how things work
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  95. dont worry, openai: "We worked with industry-leading casting and directing professionals to narrow down over 400 submissions before selecting the 5 voices."
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  96. which is a software to view everything a user is doing in ethical and unethical hacking (minus sending the data to another computer)
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  97. oh god, check the permissions, rwx-rwx-rwx
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  98.  @heinrichagrippa5681  right, because someone who claims to have such problems where those are not problems when you know what you are doing is being a troll
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  99.  @trotskiftw  go back to windows noob
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  100. "Activate Windows - Go to Settings to activate Windows"
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  101.  @trotskiftw  I dont care about others switching at all. I don't think linux is better than other operational systems. I have no idea how you can have all that experience and still be a noob at it.. i have none of the issues you claim to have and also no wish to help your noobish self. I'm guessing you are either a troll or not the brightest.. btw, I've seen devs/sysadmins/devops/pentesters/devops with 20 years of experience that were worse than interns.. might be your case
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  102. Hi there! that video was "Japs Stuck in the Lift Door. Video; 46m. ". Is there anything else I can assist you with?
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  103. honey, I'm here already, thank you for waking me up.
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  104. from OpenAI: "We worked with industry-leading casting and directing professionals to narrow down over 400 submissions before selecting the 5 voices."
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  105.  @povijestpovijest9569  you never know whats going on in their brains until you got a chip translator in there, uh?
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  106. nothing to hide, nothing to fear. I couldn't care less about my privacy if I'm being honest. I do care about my physical and cyber security, and if giving up my privacy is a price for it, than I'm all for it.
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  107. from OpenAI: "We worked with industry-leading casting and directing professionals to narrow down over 400 submissions before selecting the 5 voices." the actress got confused and sued them, so they paused it, will win the court battle and return once everyone knows they didn't do anything wrong
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  108.  @1nwb-4dnws  wait, what game is he reffing?
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  109. I'm here! and fuck those guys, you know very well I'll only code in bend with you because I'm loyal asf!
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  110. from OpenAI: "We worked with industry-leading casting and directing professionals to narrow down over 400 submissions before selecting the 5 voices." she 100% lost the case
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  111. I'm here already, and it turns out OpenAI said: "We worked with industry-leading casting and directing professionals to narrow down over 400 submissions before selecting the 5 voices."
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  112. everyday we get closer to MrBeast creating his own YouTube platform and having this forsaken place gone for good
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  113. oh and you bet that once it goes live a bunch more tools are going to pop up too
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  114.  @grimkahn3775  oh boy do I have some bad news for you on what training data LLMs uses
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  115.  @thederpydude2088  you know.. eventually computers are going to be able to read all commands on the internet and figure out who says what.. not sure we want to use the word "enslave"
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  116. true, but true for now, not so sure about 2-3 years from now.. there'll still be jobs on this, at least a lot of people are going to give up which gives HR a chance or AI HR more chances to those without a job in the field
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  117. from OpenAI: "We worked with industry-leading casting and directing professionals to narrow down over 400 submissions before selecting the 5 voices."
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  118.  @ber2996  not when you have 86B in the bank.. seems like it'll be back in a few weeks.. but I guess we'll see, you might be right
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  119.  @RyluRocky  her expensive lawyers would not beat OpenAI's lawyers.. she's messing with a CEO that got ousted and took out everyone on the board that fired him.. well, there is one left, but its a strategic thing for now.. She is going to get clapped in court, mark my words. She does not deserve to win this and she does not have more financial our neural resources to win this... but yes, makes sense to be apprehensive and strategic
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  120. from OpenAI: "We worked with industry-leading casting and directing professionals to narrow down over 400 submissions before selecting the 5 voices."
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  121.  @feedmewifi_477 shhh, they get trained on data, don't give the AI ideas my dude
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  122. agreed.
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  123.  @tejaspatel6965  thank you sir, ladies and gentleman, we got him. *breakbot intesifies*
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  124. it was a photoshoped picture that was correct by the publisher of the news article, NYT or something like that
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  125. People are stupid enough to not use.
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  126. read all my texts, i have nothing to hide
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  127. Hi, God here, not sure if your simulation's God, but anyways, August will be pretty cool too!
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  128. my certificate is wrong @Fireship, I watched in in 2x
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  129. it means working on other work positions since there are less jobs then contestants
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  130. nah.. he cant end this report like this... fireship!! what!?? hahahahha holy shit man!
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  131. erection year every four years
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  132. easiest market ever to manipulate, invest 1B into no, then add another 1B into no and exit it asap with profits from everyone that said it was free money
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  133.  @xtensionxward3659  ah, that sucks, I was expecting a better argument from you. I wonder why your youtube username gets mentioned in russian websites or why you are so bad at video games. regardless, i'm sure the "don't be evil" was due to having strategies that were so dominant that it seemed evil. has nothing to do with wokeness, but I'm more leaning towards you being a troll, perhaps even backed by intelligence community of supporting at the same time the extreme left and extreme right mentality, than the faulty rational of calling my comment woke. you're just most likely wrong, it was probably when they took off the "don't be evil" that youtube starting getting a shit load of ads, along with other nasty shit. anyways, i hope I never hear from you ever again.
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