I think it’s because of the word limit… a lot of folks have to drop clauses like in my experience
or i think
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- onSomething that bothers me on twitter is that people speak with a lot of authority and assurance on topics that seem legit unknowable to the degree people profess to know them.by
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We're in Taiwan now (at a hot springs resort 😍 in Yangmingshan National Park, outside of Taipei). Not really any major culture shocks yet, aside from people being very polite. It's my first time in Taiwan, and I can speak a bit of Mandarin. It's been enough to get by so far.... - josefine...
haha the AI imagine on this is so funny. "Beasting", "Laving", "Beeting" "Alraming" "Eatging". lol.
Id love to make friends with you. Im originally from Cuba and have lived in a bunch of places. I’ve been living in Cincinnati Ohio since 2015. I am fluent in three languages and love to write.
Ubuntu has been one of my favorite words since the first time I heard it and learned its meaning ❤️
- onUpTrust is both destroying my interest in other social media platforms and improving the way I interact with them.byDrV...
Going off your patience comment, dude there are some big studies that started back in the 90s when email first got real big, that we are losing our ability to stay with a subject as time goes on.... - Julian...
Clearly a definition. But does it define your feelings?
Hi everyone. I'm Shalon Tipton, and I think Emojis and Reaction symbols are the Devil. Well, one of them. Twitter is another one. Back to emojis. Does anyone here remember the passage in 1984 by Orwell when the fellow lays out the plan for reducing the number of available words... - onok, not to be a downer or start a fight or offend anyone , I just would like to ask if anyone here has thoughts on the global political scene. I am 58 and have never given two fucks about politics because I just always knew it was a joke, a scam, a game being run on the people. But the moves lately have caught my attention. Yet, I do not watch TV at all. for almost 10 years. Because it is an tool used to control perception and thereby behavior. And I like to be free from control. I have some very radical beliefs, but I am always interested in learning how other people feel and think about their life. I know I am intelligent enough to believe I do not know everything and also that every belief I have now has been expanded from something that came before it so all of my beliefs are subject to be expanded. so if you engage with me be prepared to not take anything I say as something I expect you to adapt to. I have strong feelings, radical beliefs, and I would love seeing if anyone else is fed up with the entire system as I am. 🤸🤸🤸🌼byccsweb3...
Devels advocate to my own thoughts and beliefs somehow doesn't truly work for my benefit at least. My ol apologies if I offended. Words are kinda the enemy these days they confuse not interpret... - Enzo...
Agree. In a language to specify actual reality to AI - that concept is called "VIEWZ".
- onIt seems our concepts align with our vocabulary. 1) where we have extra vocabulary, we have extra concepts, and where we have limited (or ambiguous) vocabulary - we have limited concepts.byEnzo...
Yes! Try to reduce that concept into fewest letters possible (axiomatic). Example: Articulated IDEA requires Articulated VOCABULARY?
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Namaste'!!!
... Has several translations, but my favorite and the one I mostly connect with is "My Inner Light Acknowledges your Inner Light!" "Siesta" generally refers to a short afternoon nap, doesn't it? I think a thesaurus would provide a plethora of options appropriate for taking a whole day off.
"conversational junk food" is a great way to say it!