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  • I’m glad my daughter’s company doesn’t do waterslides

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    AxtremusA
    @Mik said in I’m glad my daughter’s company doesn’t do waterslides: The did do a lot of work on this ship https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/news/video-royal-caribbean-water-slide-panel-breaks-injuring-cruise-ship-passenger-officials-say/ar-AA1K9psh Hhmmm … the ad in the embedded video says cruise fare is now 82% off!
  • Beware Horace

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    MikM
    S’ok. His heat vision can’t reach me from Texas.
  • Jim Lovell, 1928-2025

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  • The worst name (phonetically)?

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    https://www.facebook.com/share/r/15imEjNSD3/
  • AI Jazz

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    Doctor PhibesD
    I got four out of five correct, but I was a bit lucky I think. I'd like to hear somebody do the same with saxophone. I suspect it would be harder to make an AI sax sound authentic, unless it was Kenny G.
  • Not quite Loudoun County, but close…

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    MikM
    I certainly hope that turns out to be false.
  • Kathy Griffin Au natural

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    RichR
    I think this thread was just a test to see who's sick enough to open it, given the headline.
  • Cryptocurrencies and Private Market Assets in 401(k)

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    jon-nycJ
    @xenon said in Cryptocurrencies and Private Market Assets in 401(k): Doesn't the almost make private equity public equity? Still not tradable though. And will look misleadingly stable in someone’s 401k when in reality the underlying value will be all over the place. (Cliff Asness calls it ‘volatility laundering’)
  • Lucky me

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    MikM
    Just subscribed to the 2000 IU. Gotta up my game.
  • We are underestimating AI

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    AxtremusA
    Oh well, at least we can take pride in having trained our replacement. The dinosaurs didn't train us to take over.
  • College Admission Getting Easier

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    jon-nycJ
    I think that might be second. Biggest instance of hypocrisy is the extent to which they rolled out these affirmative action / DEI policies, ostensibly to help disadvantaged minorities, only to fill most of the slots with kids of rich Nigerians, etc. Once on Loury’s show he and McWhorter both estimated that over half the black kids on campus were foreign born.
  • Not a great headline…

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  • I have a question about Fort Stewart

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  • FFS

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    MikM
    How did we ever live without AI
  • German Trains - Now Only 56% Run On Time

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    jon-nycJ
    By the way in the US that character is called “Sir Topham Hatt” for anyone confused about who The Fat Controller (the original name) is.
  • My first girlfriend just died…

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    jon-nycJ
    With many a stiff sock in the hamper testifying to their love.
  • Small earthquake just now

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    Tom-KT
    Why aren't you dead already?
  • AI CapEx

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    jon-nycJ
    Yeah I often copy paste my prompt into grok too.
  • Danes don't like big t*ts

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    HoraceH
    Museums are very educational. This one taught me about the importance of markets. Go to any of the hundreds of hotels or restaurants here, and everybody treats you nice. Go to the one place you can go to see some original Da Vincis, and the customer facing personnel are reminiscent of the DMV.
  • Those magnificent men in their flying machines

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    jon-nycJ
    Should be fun to watch.