Weird Fucks

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Here’s an Author’s Bio. It could be written differently. I’ve written many for myself and read lots of other people’s. None is right or sufficient, each slants one way or the other. So, a kind of fiction – selection of events and facts.. So let me just say: I wanted to be a writer since I was eight years old. That I actually do write stories and novels and essays, and that they get published, still astonishes me. However, Altman staked out a less doctrinaire position here. While he voiced concerns over hyperintelligent computers and pitched the case for governmental oversight of his products, he also disagreed with various OpenAI employees over the pace at which they should advance their products, leading to multiple rifts along the way: in 2018, the ouster of the supercautious Musk from OpenAI’s board altogether; in 2019, the creation of a for-profit branch, with Altman as CEO, that could invite massive investment from the likes of Microsoft, causing more idealistic (read: EA-aligned) staffers to resign and form a separate A.I. firm, Anthropic, in their own image; in 2023, a continued willingness to expand OpenAI’s market-oriented ambitions ( big share sales, developer conferences, building in-house chipmakers) that apparently did not sit well with Sutskever, who joined his mentor Geoffrey Hinton in endorsing a slowdown of A.I. development earlier in the year. That, on top of the conflicts that led to Sutskever’s corporate role being sidelined at OpenAI, is apparently why Altman had to go.

Combs has been the subject of controversies since he first emerged in the public eye: in 1991, nine people were crushed to death in New York at a charity basketball game he had promoted. He was found liable for damages in 1999. That year, he also pleaded guilty to second-degree harassment after an altercation with a music business executive; in December a jostle involving Combs led to a shooting at a Manhattan nightclub. He was charged with several crimes including illegal gun possession but acquitted on all counts.My questions are thinly veiled yearnings. An overzealous schoolgirl caught up in the past, I have come seeking what it means to be radical now, why the striving for equality, for justice, is still so hard. “But you know with progress comes big problems,” Tillman tells me. “Everything goes so slowly, really, you know in terms of being able to take this in. And we’re not yet there.” Nothing is won forever. With penises, these erections tend to look quite obvious. The same is true of the clitoris; there's a distinct difference between a flaccid and erect one. It's just less noticed because it's not often talked about, Milhouse said. The men of this world evade and simper, they prey, preen, and fall hopelessly in love.Inthe narrator’s deadpanportraits,we seeyoung women indulging their freedom through hope and disappointment, and young men wearingvariousguisesof masculinity.

Kas man dar nepatiko, tai per stangrus knygos įrišimas, kai vos praslysta pirštai puslapiai šoka atgal, o jei dar skirtukas ne tarp jų... suerzina. Labai gražus kaligrafiškas pavadinimo užrašas ir visas knygos dizainas. Matosi, kad leidinys kokybiškas.I can’t help but linger on Tillman’s choice title: weird as in wyrd, as in the fates, as in Macbeth’s weird sisters, those unearthly creatures. Wyrd women are prophetic. Weird women keep you on your toes. Wayward women keep you guessing. Whatever will they do next? Sean Combs AKA Puff Daddy, P Diddy and Diddy may be one of the most recognisable figures in the historically male-dominated genre of hip-hop, but he also made his name by working with numerous female artists including Lil Kim, Mariah Carey, Mary J Blige – and singer Cassie Ventura, who launched her singing career with his label Bad Boy Records in 2006 and was in a relationship with Combs from 2007 to 2018. This week she has accused him of rape and severe physical abuse during their relationship, allegations he has denied. I’ve lived with David Hofstra, a bass player, for many years. It makes a lot of sense to me that I live with a bass player, since time and rhythm are extremely important to my writing. He’s also a wonderful man.