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Cake day: August 12th, 2024

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  • Does this make any sense to you? How someone can lose 95% of there laying and you think they have it replaced in 2 weeks? Let’s say you have 10,000 chickens. You believe you have 9,500 hens ready in 2 weeks? That’s crazy. That would be aiming for a huge expansion of layers before the bird flu happened. Chickens lay from 6 months to around 6 years (maybe more). I have 14 chickens out back. Well when I can keep them there, they free roam so they may be out front in a neighbors yard. But I give all the neighbors free eggs and they love them. (Both neighbors have said they wanted them out without questioning them, one likes to feed them and got yelled at by his wife to do it on my property so they don’t shit on their cars, and the other wants them wandering her yard because she may be lonely? Idk but she asks for them and says they make her happy

    Chickens don’t spawn babies that spawn eggs without time. If I had 10 chickens and I lost 9, it would take me 9 months to get back to laying standards



  • Lightweight to me just means I can use it in any situation regardless of what shitty or wonderful device they happen to need it on. And it can match all devices they end up needing it on. Say a media player with stremio, or a laptop, desktop etc. I understand what you mean though. Arch from everything I have heard isn’t for beginners so as someone who has used 5 or so different Linux distros, maybe more… Have avoided it because the stigma that people have put around it. Is Fedora Debian based? I am unsure I’ve used it. I suppose I am looking for something with LTS that can be used across a multitude of hardware so I can create a “standardized” image per say, and then just adjust to meet the needs of specific hardware while always allowing them to have basically the same interface so they dont have to learn how to navigate situations differently across devices.


  • It could just be how they evaluate learned data, I don’t know. While they are trained to not give threatening responses, maybe the threatening language is narrowing down to more specific answers. Like if 100 people ask the same question, and 5 of them were absolute dicks about it, 3 of those people didn’t get answers and the other 2 got direct answers from a supervisor who was trying to not get their employees to quit or to make sure “Dell” or whomever was actually giving a proper response somewhere.

    I’ll try to use a hypothetical to see if my thought process may make more sense. Tim reaches out for support and is polite, says please and thank you, is nice to the support staff and they walk through 5 different things to try and they fix the issue in about 30 minutes. Sam contacts support and yells and screams at people, gets transferred twice and they only ever try 2 fixes in an hour and a half of support.

    The AI training on that data may correlate the polite words to the polite discussion first, and be choosing possible answers from that dataset. When you start being aggressive, maybe it starts seeing aggressive key terms that Sam used, and may choose that data set of answers first.

    In that hypothetical I can see how being an asshole to the AI may have landed you with a better response.

    But I don’t build AI’s so I could be completely wrong





  • Upon a morning dark and cloudy, lightning stricks and makes them brody, not Adrian just like those they are, the hens return to coverage. Eggs they lay feeling safe and sound not looking for the river or the fields around. Darkness spits , thunder splits and us we hide. It’s not love we seek, not sorrow, not the worse nightmares in or sorrow, only retribution which will feel the same. Inhumane, love remains.









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