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  1. Wife is leaving tonight on a 15-day EU trip with our 17YO granddaughter...UK, France, Sicily and Austria. This will be here sixth trip over there, and considering the mess we have here in the U.S., I do hope she comes back.

    My main task for a couple weeks is keeping her plants alive. And me from 30 years ago would have already ordered the kegs of beer and pole dancers.

    Current me might just catch up on my reading.

    #boring #predictable #dependable #WaitDidSomeoneSayPoleDancers?

  2. Wife is leaving tonight on a 15-day EU trip with our 17YO granddaughter...UK, France, Sicily and Austria. This will be here sixth trip over there, and considering the mess we have here in the U.S., I do hope she comes back.

    My main task for a couple weeks is keeping her plants alive. And me from 30 years ago would have already ordered the kegs of beer and pole dancers.

    Current me might just catch up on my reading.

    #boring #predictable #dependable #WaitDidSomeoneSayPoleDancers?

  3. @cogdog sent me here. #Google, Are You Sure No #Country in #Africa Starts With a ‘K’? The world’s favorite #searchengine is becoming #less #dependable as a result of generative #AI. archive.ph/7PGMJ#selection-681

  4. According to #GPT3, re my last name:

    "The last name #Pérez is a common surname in many Spanish-speaking countries, particularly in #Spain, #Mexico, and other Latin American countries. It is derived from the Latin name "#Petrus," which means "rock" or "stone." The name was originally given to people who were believed to be #strong and #dependable, like a #rock.

    Pérez is the most #common surname in Spain, and it is also one of the most common surnames in Latin America. In the United States, the surname Pérez is more common among people of Hispanic or Latino descent. It is also found among people of Portuguese and #Sephardic #Jewish heritage.

    The origin of the surname Pérez is difficult to trace, as it has been in use for many centuries and has spread to many different countries. However, it is generally associated with the cultures of Spain and Latin America."

    #Chat with a GPT3 #implementation for #free here: openai.com/blog/gpt-3-apps/