u/Delicious_Volume3306

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Pics or it didn't happen.

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Accurate.

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He didn't have brown skin so the people who take action over these things wouldn't have given a shit. e.g. the Archbishop of fucking Canterbury resigned because of paedophilia in the C of E church and those cunts didn't say a fucking thing.

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OK, so, just speaking proportionally, Richard Keel must've had a substantial cock.

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Oh I dunno. That's not that hellish to me. Looks like some old university buildings. Kinda cool in its own way.

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Oh for fuck's sake. Shut the fuck up. Nobody cares about your agenda.

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It's a really interesting question. If SHA-256 is broken the chain turns to dust.

What happens to all that money?

I had to ask AI to understand and it reminded me that the money isn't in Blockchain. The money used to buy the Bitcoins still exists. It just moves from one place to another when the purchase is made.

Bitcoin's a speculation, not a currency.

It's just that, if SHA-256 is cracked, the value of the speculation falls to zero. In other words, it's just like if you bought—say—gold, and for some reason everybody decided the value of gold was $0. If you've just spent $1000 buying gold, then that $1000 still exists in the bank account of the person you bought the gold from. It's just that the gold in your hands now isn't worth $1000.

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Man of the people.

(I still see people walking around wearing Ukraine badges.)

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Oh man. This is SO cathartic. Burnham is literally saying what at least half the nation have felt for a decade now – from the rise of chancers like Farage, to Russian interference in elections. We all knew this. It was all so obvious. Yet nobody was talking about it. It felt like we were all going mad.

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God as a DJ of 17 years, I can't listen to AI music

This is it.

To people generally, things like this are mind-flowingly amazing.

For those with experience in music, it's half-baked trash.

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For those like me who'd never heard of this fella:

Google: Shane Michael Gillis is an American stand-up comedian, actor, and podcaster. Gillis started performing comedy in 2012, and in 2016, along with fellow stand-up comedian Matt McCusker, began co-hosting Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast, the most subscribed-to podcast on Patreon as of 2024

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In my experience, there’s as much chance of the Indian guy being right wing as the White guy.

Yes. Why shouldn't he? Seriously. This is political freedom.

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Not only that but this is probably posted here by one of the right wing chuds in an attempt to "set the agenda" and get more eyeballs.

It's so fucking tedious. They should get back under the rock they crawled out from back in 2016.

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Do you think they lez up?

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I'll be honest, this woman already has significant success. Why's she doing pictures where she's showing off her tits? I mean, I'd love to think she's doing it for shits and giggles, but from the old days of the lads' mags, this was the kind of thing starlets did at the start of their career to get noticed.

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Seriously, who the fuck are you? Telling people how to use the fucking internet? Hey, have you tried googling (snigger). Just fuck off. And if I'm the only person who's said that you today then I'll be surprised.

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Downvote me, but I'm not sure she has the tits to pull that off.

Nice though they are, they're just not quite enough for a dress like that.

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I was wondering how tall she is. Turns out she's quite small – 5ft 5in. So her body's more of a pocket rocket – the tits look massive because she has a smaller frame. Not that I'm complaining but it's interesting how she looks like she's around 6ft tall.

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She reminders me too much of my sister's dorky friends. And that's a weird turn off.

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I believe your mother lives there.

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Dude posted on AskReddit asking this exact same question, and did what it said. Incredible but true.

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This is such a good question and I really want to know the answer.

  • Driving in Welsh single-carriage roads, that make up most of that country's road infrastructure. Ditto Cornwall/Devon. Nightmare for human drivers, never mind AI. Locals buzzing up at 50MPH and nearly taking your wing off/forcing you into the hedgerow. You have to be ballsy and refuse to give way, but AI would almost certainly dive into the hedgerow each and every time.
  • Driving over UK's potholed roads, where literally every A or B road is a maze of tyre- and wheel-destroying road surfaces. Even humans fail to see these. I don't know any driver who's not had at least one tyre or wheel wrecked by a pothole.
  • The way we park in the UK on side streets, where getting out of a typical suburban road can be a matter of diving into gaps to let other cars come though, and flashing your lights to tell them/thanking people as you pass them.
  • A maze of new traffic systems. I drove in central Manchester recently and it was like a weird driving test. Signs everywhere telling me what to do, new road painting I just hadn't seen before and that's probably a brand new appendix within The Highway Code. I came home believing I was going to get some kind of penalty because it had been so confusing, and I doubted I'd followed every rule.
  • Worn away road markings. Was in a place recently where the give way markings (2x dashed lines at the junction) had almost entirely gone. Had to slam on the brakes when I realised and nearly went into a car. Next time you drive, take a look. I don't know how or why but in the UK, road paint wears away incredibly quickly.
  • Yellow boxes! How would AI deal with those? Most humans can't.
  • Weird speed limits. Driving in Wales in particular, you can easily go from 70 to 50 to 20 to 40 literally in the space of a few minutes. The car would need to be able to spot every single speed limit sign, and also know what to do if (again in Wales!) there simply aren't any speed limit repeater signs.

It's VERY interesting that FSD for RH-drive cars has been rolled out in "new" countries first, like Australia, where the road network is more logical, and just newer and well-designed.

I have seen the demos that the scary US bloke does ("AI DRIVR"?) around Berkley in California, and they are surprisingly similar to some British roads. And the car does seem to handle it. But I also suspect that Tesla cheat and geofence that location because they know he typically uses it, and is a huge influencer in that space. Let's be honest, Must is a nasty little cheat and liar, so it's extremely likely.

But I remain in hope! I bought my Tesla because of FSD and although it's HW3, I remain positive that maybe they'll offer an update to a higher level of hardware at some point. Whether we'd pay £99 per month is another matter. Even £49 would be pushing it. But who knows?

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I believe you, OP. It's just that the internet is a load of cynical dickheads.