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It's worked better for me when I throw complex tech questions at it, instead of wading through mountains of StackOverflow and Reddit 10-yo bilge.

You can't trust 2/3 of what ChatGPT generates or returns, and still have to know what you're doing. But it's a lot easier than clicking on 100 search results and finding 99 of them irrelevant.

Maybe it would help if they didn't file lawsuits to sue California for setting emission mandates, then dropping out as soon as the administration changed:

https://www.detroitnews.com/story/business/autos/2021/02/02/stellantis-toyota-drop-out-trump-suit-against-california-emission-rules/4352557001/

As a Giants fan, it's been tough rooting for the Dodgers, but they played pretty solid games without making too many mistakes. Everybody talks about Ohtani, but Freeman was absolutely phenomenal. The Yankees just folded in the last game. Given their payroll and star power, it was amazing to watch them make so many mistakes and then just give up.

All-in-all, a good series. Dodgers earned themselves a non-asterixed WS win. But at times, it was hard not feeling like here were two spoiled, rich-kid bullies having a foodfight.

Obligatory: FTD.

Obviously, you're not a golfer.

Big Lebowski.

Ask about 'Independent Study' from your faculty adviser. If you don't have one, go to your Department head. If you don't have that, ask the Registrar.

Independent Study means you get to propose your own coursework and, if approved, get to do it and get credit for it. You still have to deal with faculty supervision but the subject is specific to you. Think about what you would love to learn and propose a way to get there.

Makes no sense.

Sheesh. How often do you need to reach for the power button? It's got solid state storage. Just flip it on its damn side and stop whinging.

Plus four more in extended family. Nobody wants to ever pay attention to gas station prices, get smog checks, or spew smoke into the air.

Cool stuff. But not enough delta to be worth an upgrade from a year-old M3.

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/republican-election-denier-tina-peters-sentenced-to-9-years-in-prison-for-voting-data-scheme

If only there was an example of an official who tried this.