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CaptainMcDan has dedicated his life to hunting down and killing the whale that bit his leg off, this may have sent him a bit funny

Absolutely zero mention in this as to whether the human written stories were any good

AI-generated stories rated better quality than human-written ones, study findsResearcher says simpler writing by AI is easier to read and digest, but this does not mean human authors are obsoletewww.theguardian.com
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We are in Whitby the same time as a steampunk festival and it is striking that there are no young steampunks. 90% over 50 at a guess. Thing is I am sure steampunk wasn't a thing when they (and I) were young. They must have all come to steampunk as adults.

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There's nothing I can do. Now I'm only falling apart (sniff)

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Am often put off by just the sheer length of TV shows other people love. E.g. The Wire sounds great, but 60 episodes!

Andrew Male

Opening up a judgement free zone but what's the smallest thing that discouraged you from entering into a vast cultural landscape that others have found vastly rewarding. Mine was discovering that the hero/protagonist of Neal Stephenson's Snow Crash was called Hiro Protagonist.

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At Clapham Junction @ 11:30 and there are lots of young ladies in sparkly formal gowns but no young men in suits. What gives?

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I am a European who was, well, very impressed at least, when I had proper Mexican food for the first time (in Austin), but that's because I'd only had tex-mex before and had no idea what to expect. Sadly the names of everything was in Spanish and I've no idea what we ate.

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♫♪♪ Last night I dreamt of Man-der-lay Just like I'd never gone, it all went wrong Young girl as shy as a violet It all seems like yesterday, not far away Terrible, miss Danvers' stare Her presence almost everywhere That is what I couldn't bare His first wife Rebecca.

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looks like he's plotting to take over the world

michaeledward

Scientists have discovered a tiny blue octopus lurking beneath the waters near the Galápagos Islands. About the size of a golf ball, the newly identified deep-sea species was found nearly 1,800 meters below the surface during an expedition in the Pacific Ocean.

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Cheering myself up by looking at the weather forecast for the weekend

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