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you mean x'd? (im kidding)

In my opinion, a solid example of regulation / enforcement the government should be performing.

In the prompt he finishes by asking "Do you understand these rules?".

I'm curious to see examples where GPT asks clarifying questions on abstract concepts it has been introduced to such as a game like wordle. Depending on the question(s) it asks, I'll decide to look for a different career path or not :-)

At this point it seems to me like the best thing a Bezos-type could do is purchase massive plots of land and put ownership in some sort of permanent non-transferable non-development trust. Or buy land adjacent to National Parks and roll them in to the existing park. You get the idea.

I'm glad to see colossal order and paradox are behind the sequel.

- Proper cycling / mountain biking glasses. The amount of air that slips in from the sides with normal glasses can tire your eyes on longer rides or at high speeds.

- Safety razor. No longer do I have to buy $30+ cartridge refills but rather 100 packs of blades for ~$10

- A pickleball paddle. The game really is addicting and so far the community has been welcoming.

Cast iron pans are cheap, will outlive you, and work nearly as well with enough seasoning / butter :)

It would be an amazing act of caste system creation if they subsidized the major markets by charging only smaller markets paid sharing from now on. I mean how much more obvious is it that they know this is a bad move?

Creating a bulleted list in Confluence is like playing Russian roulette.