sime42
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The Zoe podcasts are worth listening to if you've not tried already. Lots of good nutritional science.
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Has anyone noticed if he has bladder problems as well?
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Bullshit. Bullshit.
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Wordle 1,454 6/6 ⬜⬜⬜🟨⬜ ⬜⬜🟨⬜⬜ ⬜🟩⬜⬜⬜ 🟨🟩⬜⬜🟨 ⬜🟩🟨🟩🟩 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
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Why? I fail to understand how anyone could find it amusing to keep asking the same futile question multiple times every day. You know he isn't going to answer. He doesn't have to. I don't believe you do actually find it amusing. That BS. You're in denial, there's clearly something else going on in your head. It needs to stop though Dave, it's just dragging the whole community down. If it's nothing exciting, no major spat, then even more reason to move on. Even you must be starting to realise that you're actually the butt of the joke here. If you set yourself up as the site lunatic, you got to expect some mockery. Let's just go back to talking POTUS.
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Why?
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On that last point. The future does indeed look bleak. This was on yesterday, a bit towards the end grabbed my attention. AI has recently entered a race between Chinese Open Source and Western, (largely US based) Closed Source versions. Whoever the analyst was, he predicted that the former would win, but neither was a positive outlook. Paraphrasing but it was something like: The China model reinforces the right of the state to be repressive and authoritarian, whilst the US model allows society to continue to be dominated by corporations in a race to the bottom, (and you can say what you like on generative AI, but the real world outside your screen is getting worse). BLEAK! From about 25 minutes in;- The Artificial Human - Is China getting AI right? - BBC Sounds WWW.BBC.CO.UK Aleks and Kevin ask whose AI development ideology will win: China or the US?
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Brian Wilson obituary: Genius behind many of The Beach Boys' hits WWW.BBC.CO.UK One of the most innovative and creative music artists of the 20th century.
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What the most unusual thing you have found in a tree
sime42 replied to Henry218's topic in Climbers talk
Climb any tree used by Magpies to nest in and you're quite likely to find something interesting. -
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I think you were overly harsh in your initial scoring. Surely all the Pro-Life, anti women's rights stuff counts as rampant sexism. I'd be fair and give him and the regime top marks, 14 out 14.
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😡 Stupid yank word. Wordle 1,452 X/6 🟨⬜⬜⬜⬜ ⬜🟨⬜🟨⬜ 🟩⬜🟨⬜⬜ 🟩🟩⬜⬜🟩 🟩🟩⬜⬜🟩 🟩🟩⬜⬜🟩
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Like a builder's house .......
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I've no idea, but let's say 5%. The actual figure doesn't matter, it should be 0. The concern is that the so called leader of the free world believes that it is acceptable to routinely pass off fake news as actual real news, lies and opinions as facts, etc etc. Or maybe he knows it's wrong but doesn't care as his supporters let him get away with it, which is worse.
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A few people seem to be falling for fake news again. Look at the faceless crowds dudes! I wonder how much of this stuff is actually put out by the Trump administration, it's one of his specialties after all. BBC Verify Live: Debunking AI fakes as US protests spark online disinformation WWW.BBC.CO.UK Latest updates from the BBC's specialists in fact-checking, verifying video and tackling disinformation.
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Last picture of strawberries, I promise! The investment in all new plants last year was obviously worth it. They're paying dividends now.
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Advice for son who likes to climb trees
sime42 replied to OzYankPom's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
I'd not be taking any advice from that 300-pound Samoan, however much recreational chemistry I'd performed. -
Good question. My brother's walnut is in his orchard, amongst a load of fruit trees. We did briefly consider mitigating against the Juglone somehow, (maybe by digging a trench and installing some kind of underground barrier, as it's exuded by the roots apparently), but then quickly sacked it off as too much work. They can all fend for themselves, it'll be an interesting experiment.
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I've successfully grown quite a few from seed. One that I gave to my brother is now about 10ft high, only 6 years or so old I think. It's put on a massive growth spurt in the last two years. I think I've heard that they don't start fruiting until they're at least 17 or something, hence why they are often grafted.
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I was thinking to cut it at around 7ft, and then install a trendy swing seat from it. That would be rather nice.
