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Air Skwirl posted:Whatever idiocy Isiah Thomas was responding to was deleted. I'm guessing it was some version of this: 
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Yep/ https://twitter.com/smod4real/status/1733503405166096853
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This isn't the first AI they've tried this with and they're using the exact same scenario. They should consider adding a Christian baby.
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LMAO Elon is frantically pushing Grok's destruct button but just like his rocket, he will have to wait for it to blow up by itself
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Rejected by another one of his children
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Milo and POTUS posted:Rejected by another one of his children 
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Milo and POTUS posted:Rejected by another one of his children drat
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Milo and POTUS posted:Rejected by another one of his children 
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Grok is the reverse Tay? Elon is out there, banging his head against the wall, "why can't you just FORCE it to say the n-word? Just this once?"
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"regular AI is too woke, we need our own Free Speech AI" - Elon "That'll cost a lot of time and money" - engineers and developers "gently caress that, you got $5k and a few weeks" - Elon *Elon leaves the room* "So...just rip off OpenAI? Except that would still be 'woke' and piss off the boss...'" ... "sounds good! We'll tell him it took weeks and work on our resumes in the meanwhile"
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https://twitter.com/PNACstreetgang/status/1733708116523462794
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That map isn’t true at all. Nobody in Michigan calls anything soda except soda water.
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Dr. Lunchables posted:That map isn’t true at all. Nobody in Michigan calls anything soda except soda water. Not since I moved away
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if it's a veiled palestine reference it's coming from an extremely weird source, what appears to be an unironic PNAC center right fan account
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Deep Glove Bruno posted:if it's a veiled palestine reference it's coming from an extremely weird source, what appears to be an unironic PNAC center right fan account I think it’s just a regressive moron clinging to every single minor cultural choice as if it’s a hill to die on, probably with a collection of ‘classic’ land-o-lakes butter in his freezer.
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Where does Palestine fall on the soda/pop question? What role is Hamas playing in spreading subversive pop propaganda?
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Fatah endorses RC Cola, Hamas are Mountain Dew guys because they are gamers
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Grassy Knowles posted:I think it’s just a regressive moron clinging to every single minor cultural choice as if it’s a hill to die on, probably with a collection of ‘classic’ land-o-lakes butter in his freezer. I’m part of the Pop Liberation Organization. We’re issuing a fatwa against all Soda enjoyers. Dont even speak to us of the Coke infidels.
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Biplane posted:Where does Palestine fall on the soda/pop question? What role is Hamas playing in spreading subversive pop propaganda? Come on dude. Popoganda. It was right there.
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Yorkshire Pudding posted:Come on dude. Popoganda. It was right there. Low hanging fruit my friend. Real gamers rise above it.
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Biplane posted:Real gamers rise above it. Most ridiculous statement in this, the twitter thread
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I very much don’t believe that, I live in the southern central part of Ohio that is apparently in the soda belt here but it’s 100% pop land anywhere remotely near here
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They also managed to include the Virginia part of the Delmarva peninsula but left the entire keweenaw peninsula off the map. Somehow this unsourced, uncredited map posted on Twitter.com does not seem official.
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The only map I'm aware of is from 2003, but it looks a lot closer to the 1947 map than the 2023 map.
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Pop, soda, whatever, don't care, but who the gently caress says "coke" as a generic term? That's explicitly short for coca cola. What.
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Phosphine posted:Pop, soda, whatever, don't care, but who the gently caress says "coke" as a generic term? That's explicitly short for coca cola. What. I also find this new map inaccurate for every county I’ve ever lived in, so who knows 🤷🏽♂️ Maybe they did their surveys in niche places or maybe I’m the weirdo
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Phosphine posted:Pop, soda, whatever, don't care, but who the gently caress says "coke" as a generic term? That's explicitly short for coca cola. What. Clearly a large percentage of the south does
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Freaquency posted:Clearly a large percentage of the south does They really don't and it's a weird stereotype I've never understood. I grew up in the sticks, an hour outside of Atlanta, and I have never once met someone who calls any soda "Coke". Everyone usually just uses the actual name of the drink they're referring to.
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Soysaucebeast posted:The only map I'm aware of is from 2003, but it looks a lot closer to the 1947 map than the 2023 map. You can tell this graph is bullshit because there is no way they got statistically significant data from the counties in Texas where the population is 5 people and a dog even beyond the areas marked with 'no data'. Moreover, I have never, to my lived experience has anybody call it anything other than 'Soda' in Texas. Sardonik has a new favorite as of 22:48 on Dec 10, 2023 |
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Sardonik posted:Moreover, I have never, to my lived experience has anybody call it anything other than 'Soda' in Texas.  
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Riot Carol Danvers posted:They really don't and it's a weird stereotype I've never understood. I grew up in the sticks, an hour outside of Atlanta, and I have never once met someone who calls any soda "Coke". Everyone usually just uses the actual name of the drink they're referring to. I grew up in Eastern NC and heard it quite a bit 
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I used to hear ‘coke’ a lot more as a generic term as a bartender/cocktailer in the early 2000s, often from older Southern folks, than now. One of the few ways I credit the internet as a positive is my entirely unsubstantiated belief in it reducing this trend. I’ll draw some map or chart with my assumptions as data points later to make it factual.
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I feel like it has maybe waned a bit lately but my experience growing up in Texas has absolutely been the "There are cokes in the fridge! [the fridge has dr. pepper and sprite]" one.
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Friend posted:I feel like it has maybe waned a bit lately but my experience growing up in Texas has absolutely been the "There are cokes in the fridge! [the fridge has dr. pepper and sprite]" one. I will make a dot in Texas for your refrigerator
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Freaquency posted:I grew up in Eastern NC and heard it quite a bit Weird
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i remember coke being used as a generic word when i was a kid but i haven't heard anyone doing it recently.
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From Arkansas, can confirm its mostly "coke" that I heard. If you want an actual Coca Cola, the response to "what kinda coke" is "coke cola."
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I was not born or raised anywhere in the US and I can confirm everyone in the US is saying soda.
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"Soda pop", "fizzies", "soft drink", "bubble juice", "evil juice", "spicy water" and "sparkling cordial" are all terms I've heard from multiple people, of varying degrees of genuineness. I absolutely use "spicy water" since I heard a 3 year old say it cause I think it's hilariou, especially when I am drinking soda water.
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i grew up in virginia and said "coke" as generic term for soda when i was a kid. it's just a brand name as a generic term like how "podcast" suddenly means "any spoken audio you get over internet." if you're out an order a coke they say "what kind." i stopped when i moved to california not because i care but because i don't actually like coke that much and would be like "oh gently caress they actually brought me a coke lol"
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