Watching their partner have sex with someone else sometimes sparked what they called “classic little jealousy issues,” which Adams said they resolved with “more communication, more growing up.” The money was just too good. And over time, they adopted a self-affirming ideology that framed everything as just business.
i swear this is the exact plot of “Boogie Nights”. i wish these young entrepreneurs all the best, but the movie didn’t exactly have a happy ending.
“… you do know that…, right?”
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my favorite game since childhood. forever and ever, amen.
i think in this case we also want to consider…
do not click a twitter link
… as the article states, it is the traffic, itself, that they want.
… poor guy!
ive done some really cringy shit in my time, but i couldn’t imagine having to take credit for giving life to fucking jar-jar. 😭
i did enjoy the content at the link, and pondering any possible insights therein. however, i honestly didn’t find much.
for instance in the example below, the image is given as spherical and progressing from large to small into some type of infinity. i have given this as an example because of all the theorems illustrated, it is the one that seems most obviously true (to a layperson).
The fundamental theorem of arithmetic: “Every positive integer greater than 1 can be represented uniquely as a product of prime numbers.”
unfortunately, nearly all of Midjourney’s illustrations have the same type of infinite, spherical progression… but it’s neither accurate nor necessary in very many of them.
too bad, really.
my name is hennifer lopeth
formerly, i thought that the argument “private corps do not have to adhere to free speech” was quite clever.
nowadays, i think that the argument “free speech is the responsibility of all entities, public or private” is more cleverer.
both of these are sensible and correct, but i am going with more cleverer.
i second this request. please