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When I was 18, my father's uncle bought a new car, which meant he had to get rid of the old one. This man and his wife were meticulously responsible in all aspects of their life and this car was in immaculate shape despite being almost 20 years old. He never missed an oil change.

I would have liked to have seen it, with the white of the white-wall tires being stripped off the rubber due to the centripetal force.

When I was 18, my father's uncle bought a new car, which meant he had to get rid of the old one. This man and his wife were meticulously responsible in all aspects of their life and this car was in immaculate shape despite being almost 20 years old. He never missed an oil change.

The details of what happened next are hazy. No one wants to commit to anything on the record, but my aunt is heavily implicated in what followed. Somewhere on the way to Nova Scotia, I think between Edmonston and Fredericton, my family decided they should "see how fast this thing can go."

When I was 18, my father's uncle bought a new car, which meant he had to get rid of the old one. This man and his wife were meticulously responsible in all aspects of their life and this car was in immaculate shape despite being almost 20 years old. He never missed an oil change.

But the handling didn't matter because of the 4.3L V8 in the front, which was frankly an irresponsible amount of power to give an 18 year old. That car could *cook*.

When I was 18, my father's uncle bought a new car, which meant he had to get rid of the old one. This man and his wife were meticulously responsible in all aspects of their life and this car was in immaculate shape despite being almost 20 years old. He never missed an oil change.

He rather then sell his old car to some stranger, he asked my father if he would take it off his hands and that's how my family came to be in possession of a burgundy 1989 Cadillac de Ville in my last year of high school.

Something I've noticed from being forced to ingest a good amount of LLM generated text is how difficult it is to read for more than about 1 page. The LLM Slop House Style diffuses meaning in a way that makes my brain reject it like a bad liver transplant. 6 words are never used when 15 will do.

The fact that actually doing something was the main barrier to being considered as having done something was a great boon to society for millenia. We lost out on countless historical mediocrities just because those who couldn't be bothered would have never created anything worthwhile anyway.

Something I've noticed from being forced to ingest a good amount of LLM generated text is how difficult it is to read for more than about 1 page. The LLM Slop House Style diffuses meaning in a way that makes my brain reject it like a bad liver transplant. 6 words are never used when 15 will do.

I do think using LLMs for coding is most likely to persist, but again the outputs like are a firehose of grape juce that you might be able ferment into wine if you know what you're doing. Using "thinking" mode does improve the output, sometimes significantly, but the token burn is just unmitigated.

Something I've noticed from being forced to ingest a good amount of LLM generated text is how difficult it is to read for more than about 1 page. The LLM Slop House Style diffuses meaning in a way that makes my brain reject it like a bad liver transplant. 6 words are never used when 15 will do.

I am completely blown away by the Lars Eller standing ovation. Just pure crystalline concentrated Hater Shit. With apologies to JG Pageau and his Ole chant, Sens fans giving Lars Eller a standing ovation on Brady Tkachuk night is now the funniest thing Sens fans have ever done. I'm in awe.

The only thing that confuses me about Alberta is why so many Albertans believe the province is meaningfully different than the rest of Canada. Everything else about Alberta is eminently comprehendable by even the most average of Eastern Canadian minds.

look at the guy they brought in to boost the scoring, dog. it's like we found a hot dog on the ground so we ate it and got food poisoning

My man is on pace for 32 shots. This is First Team All-Wasteman shit.

I've decided I'm going to wait until after the 15th game of the season to start expressing my strong opinions about various Sens players. I want to let things stabilize a bit before making sweeping judgements from a small sample. Dylan Cozens you have 7 games to get your shit together.

There's a non-trivial chance the Sens season rests on how well Burakovsky plays with Stützle and Batherson. In a pinch, they can always throw Amadio back up there, but you know Tarvis Green wants to keep his Amadio-Pinto-Giroux security blanket line intact.