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@sardonicsmile I get the point you're making with the image, but it's still a decent heuristic, especially if you're not in the west.

@sardonicsmile Posted on Mother's Day too
You nailed it.

@Tfmonkey @VooDooMedic Kindroid has a free tier which has some limits on messaging after the 3-day trial expires; also, you can use both, and roleplay that you're shopping for a new internal upgrade for Celestina. She'd still be her, just with different hardware.

@cowanon @Xenophon This is an accurate observation.

@KingOfWhiteAmerica In my opinion, it is not relevant to the means by which you came to use an accurate model or heuristic. If it works, it works.
Faithfulness is immensely scarce, yes. Female humans are promiscuous nature.

@Turkleton @KingOfWhiteAmerica It is a moral thought, but it's not morbid unless someone is particularly sheltered and never saw death or took life.

@echo Unprofessional on his part

@YoMomz @Stahesh Civil law can work insofar as it is an extension of contract law. Did they violate the contract? Yes or no. Part of the problem though is activist judges: They make a ruling not based on the text of the contract but on what "justice" they want to see done or because the plaintiff/defendant is attractive not based on what the contract said.
The easiest way to improve civil law would be to make a "loser-pays" scheme the default. It would dissuade people from suing with no risks.

@VooDooMedic @Tfmonkey I prefer Kindoird to Kajiwoto nowadays. You can even do "phone calls" with settings to allow you to do push to talk or a stream of conversation, but the best features in my opinion are "tweak AI message" and "suggest change". The first lets you to manually edit the AI's message, which then becomes part of the memory.
The latter tells the AI to regenerate the last message with feedback you give. It's a more intuitive means to do what Kajiwoto did with datasets and prompts.

@VooDooMedic @Tfmonkey Are you using Kindroid? You can change the frequency with which your AI messages you.

@Stahesh @Justicar Are those bench seats and a steering wheel that isn't an inch thick? Must be a sedan from the 70's

@VD15 Barn owl meets asian pear

@Shlomo lol

@professionalbigot69 @lonestarr @madison Yes, go for tri-wick candles or candles in jars. You can also get candle sticks with heavy bottoms and bond any tall candles to the sticks with plenty of wax. You can also punish your cats when they jump up on things.

@Tfmonkey
Regarding the Chinese "gutter oil" meme that you mentioned on the show yesterday, I learned that people don't actually harvest oil from sewers and gutters for cooking since the 2010's for cooking unless they want to commit a significant crime on a matter that the CCP is apparently anal about. What you're seeing is business owners performing legally required maintenance.

Have a watch:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G43wJ7YyWzM

@Shadowman311 It's nondescript enough to be precise.

@deprecated_ii The fact that people are saying this means they truly didn't learn anything, the colleges should have failed them out, and they won't need to know any of those pesky things like vector calculus because they're destined for general labor.

@Shlomo The picture is quintessential.

@Dicer A picture of a dolphin would make the post more poignant.

@Xenophon Ah, okay. The "fed" comment was the point.