I thought it was CGI.

I picked up a prescription yesterday from a young looking Asian girl, I have to say girl because to me, "lady" or "woman" seem wrong. But since she's a pharmacy tech, or maybe even a pharmacist, I'm sure she was at least mid 20s. Anyway, she was stunning. From what I could tell through the drive through window at least. Which is enough to infer everything I couldn't see.

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Sans serif is easier to read, but I also do get the point that Times New Roman brings a certain level of professionalism and tradition to state department documents.

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@Axtremus said in My AI Training: @Mik said in My AI Training: ... but you still have to amass and feed it the data. Where it can help you is you can train it to do normal engineering reports where you just put in the parameters and it does all the verbalization for you. But it can't amass data it hasn't been given. That's another concern ... how do you know the data you feed it will not leak outside your data security enclave? You don't. Exactly why I stay away from cloud storage as much as possible.

I think the key there is to keep it strong but not make violent moves as in sports. Just like on the lower back machines I see people doing it really explosively and fast. Dumb. All these machines are designed for a relatively slow and controlled movement.

@jon-nyc said in Nobel Peace Prize Laureate is….: Smart girl. [image: 1760119847208-img_8204.jpeg] she seems to be missing? off the grid? news conference with her in Oslo was cancelled...?

Which should have happened long ago.

Yeah, when we bought our 2006 Odyssey I pooh-poohed Janet for wanting the heated seats. Now on our Murano I LOVE the heated seats and steering wheel.

Me too. Though there is a minor caveat that he’s repeating what another person outlined. Still he must find it to be at least an intriguing possibility to forward it.

@jon-nyc said in Move over, MLK Jr: Of which the geezers birthday isn’t one, yet.

That reminds me of Steve Forbes (remember him?). He of course was the son of Malcom Forbes, the founder of the then-empire. He recognized the nepotism involved and once said in a debate something like ‘let’s just say I came to management’s attention rather early’.

I thought this was about JMU making the top 12 in college football playoffs

Odd. I fly Delta all the time and have a nearly flawless experience with them. Reliability, the app, cleanliness, service... I say odd because my friend flew Delta this weekend to come watch the Redskins lose to the Vikings, his flight here was delayed 6.5 hours (two deplane events, two mechanical issues) and then last night on his way home it was delayed 1.5 hours, although admittedly it was somewhat related to de-icing.

Yeah told him next time he’s on his own.

Instacart's business model has been to gouge the customer since day one. I won't use them. There was talk about Kroger using variable pricing, but I see no evidence they ever actually did it.

@Doctor-Phibes said in Retro by Sec. Trans.: A bunch of mf's who always fly first class or in private jets have decided they're going to improve our experience. What about free alcohol, shit-for-brains? I don't think that is the solution.

Saw that yesterday. every time one hit when I was in CA I was in a vehicle and didn't feel it.