We think it's probably PCOS, but the ~~death panel~~ insurance won't pay for the test, so we're treating empirically. It improved some of her symptoms, but not that one, and I'm cool with it. I've accepted that this is our relationship.
Not if we're just giving it away to the richest people on earth to feed into a plagiarism generator, no. There's either IP law for everyone, and EVERYONE gets DMCA, or there's IP law for nobody. Nobody is above the law, including AI execs.
Well, the biggest change in our case was that she basically did not want to be touched for the whole pregnancy plus a full year afterwards. To provide some context and what I mean, she'd get annoyed with holding hands, and really frustrated with hugging. Physical contact is big for me, so that was really rough. Then, she convinced me that every pregnancy is different and that probably wouldn't happen the next time (it did). It's been over a decade, and I've basically just come to terms with the fact that sex really isn't a part of our relationship anymore. That was a really, really difficult thing to adjust to, but I did adjust to it. I eventually saw that it had to be a choice, and had to ask myself what was more important. I decided that I liked my relationship with my wife and my kids better than I liked sex. I'm not going to try and convince you that it's better; it's not, it's just different, and I'm good with that. Definitely not everyone would be, YMMV.
I don't want to frighten you, OP, I'm just telling you my lived experience. It really is different for every person, and having kids is not an easy thing, so it's going to change you. You can't say how your partner may change any more than you can know how much you'll change in five years. Only you and your partner can decide what you're both willing to put up with. If you want to stay with them, do it. If not, don't.
I'm mostly sure it's only that cheap:
AND
But rich people told me that it fixed transit in England =(
Sleeper trains like Nightjet exist now, but you have to book weeks or even months in advance to find a seat.
This seems like a really obvious demand signal for expanding the availability of this kind of service =\
Boeing: por que no los dos?
Yeah, not going to happen. Rent-seeking behavior is soon going to make this the default and we'll be right back to ticket prices over even what we're at now.
Nooooo, haha, you don't need high speed rail, you'll hate high speed rail, it's too expensive to build, besides, remember the videos of how crowded the metros are? and you "hAtE oThEr PeOpLe", right? Here, do the fiscally responsible thing and pay a thousand dollars to get harassed by every federal law enforcement agency, stand in our taxpayer subsidized barely held together high speed low drag tube shoulder to shoulder and dick to ass with six hundred other people for four hours, and then die either because we just DOGEd the whole ATC except for private jets or because we dropped any pretense of holding plane manufacturers accountable. We can't tell which and don't care, fuck you, don't build the trains.
FTA: The user considered it was the unpaid volunteer coders’ “job” to take his AI submissions seriously. He even filed a code of conduct complaint with the project against the developers. This was not upheld. So he proclaimed the project corrupt. [GitHub; Seylaw, archive]
This is an actual comment that this user left on another project: [GitLab]
As a non-programmer, I have zero understanding of the code and the analysis and fully rely on AI and even reviewed that AI analysis with a different AI to get the best possible solution (which was not good enough in this case).
Remember when being gay was a sex offense and they chemically castrated Turing? What they can do to the worst offenders, they can do to everyone else. They're currently proving this in the US by working to say that gay people are all pedophiles.
This and the "beep beep beep" deer are deer classics for me
Didn't see this UFO, but I'm kind of sort of not godawful at landscape, and figured I'd try actually making the icon for the lemmy UAP community I made instead of relying on slop. Came out alright, I guess, at least as good as slop imo.
Wow, you managed to see a UAP! What now?
Well, this guide is here to help. With any luck, you will have read it before, remembered its advice, and jotted down some notes to make sure you didn't lose any details. The best way to contribute to UAP investigation is to do your best to record objective facts alongside your subjective observations, and to record them as early as possible.
Start with:
More advanced:
To estimate azimuth (the compass direction you're facing), I would recommend starting with an app called Stellarium (it's free and actually super cool) to help you find Polaris, the north star, if you're in the northern hemisphere. From Polaris, you can use the above chart to roughly estimate your azimuth positions. Simply rotate your hand ninety degrees and then estimate the degrees from the horizon to estimate altitude. The combined coordinates will give you altazimuth, which, together with date and time and location, can help investigators compare against public flight records and astronomical phenomenon.
Additionally, make a note of the weather. If it was dark outside, note how clearly you could see the stars (i.e. were the stars twinkling strongly or not at all; how many stars in Ursa Minor could you see? If you can only see polaris, or not even polaris, that suggests poor sky transparency or high light pollution.
Consider making a report to NUFORC: https://nuforc.org/
Some quick rule-outs to consider: NUFORC has a really useful guideline here:
https://nuforc.org/report-a-ufo/
But at a glance, consider:
Happy hunting!
Well, let's replace it with whatever they're doing for the AI companies.