Eating. It's such a drama story tbh
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OpenAI accepts files/documents now.
Is the Telegraph a good source for info on this?
They've been waiting to talk about their medical problems, and the language is incredibly graphic.
Resolution from the 90s!
- It's in author's words.
- It's not far down in the article.
- I just assumed it was relevant to this audience.
- That's not heavy editorialising to me.
- It is quoting the article, and I freely admit that.
It's a standard tactic with sex work. Bring a hitter, and it's defensible if something does go down. "We were just trying to leave/sort-it-out". Sending someone around without any other purpose is never a good look.
It took me a couple of years and bundles of money to quit. I'm not judging. I'm hating the game.
If anyone starts smoking or vaping I'm probably done.
When you're hungry food is delicious and if it's hard to get at your body won't let up about it.
But, when you eat ordinary food it complains about a lack of quality or taste.
And then when you eat great food it stops talking about the sensation after a single dish. (There's some professional point taste reaches where it's too long and it just stops being great).
Heckin long drama story!