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Plenty of high-profile cemeteries do, Highgate Cemetery in London for example charges a fee despite just being a normal (if high-profile) cemetery. The French don't charge for access to Père-Lachaise however, which is the rough equivalent in Paris.
St. Paul's in London has tombs in it, and it charges a fee! It's a super normal practice.
How else could you manage the amount of people who would go?
Her family had been in Egypt for 250 years, that's a long time for genetic admixture
But Egyptians themselves weren't black either. There was one black dynasty from Kush, but "indigenous" Egyptians themselves weren't black.
How is the Pantheon and the Invalides any different from a cemetery? Do you think the mere act of visiting a burial site is immoral?
Why?
ok so everything except this message is "vibe coded". when reading the anthropic paper, i had a few ideas about behaviors of this "jspace" i was curious about. i asked fable to brainstorm with me and also let it suggest more experiments that would be interesting. then i let it run experiments autonomously (almost) on our cluster. i'm not an expert in this domain and the experiment design as well as my ideas probably don't make total sense for someone who is.
How can anyone trust anything at all here?
Easy to say when you're not 65-70.
Where did Anthropic say that they want to “end” software development
https://www.entrepreneur.com/business-news/ai-ceo-says-softw...
https://xcancel.com/Vivek4real_/status/2074990159783768107
If you're selling a product and you're claiming that product will replace something, it's not unreasonable to claim that you want to end that thing.
Church Slavonic is a South Slavic language and so is a cousin of East Slavic language like Russian or Ukrainian. Russian borrowed a lot from Old Church Slavonic but doesn't descend from it. It's like the influence of Latin or Norman French on English.
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Bringing up the Flying Spaghetti Monster does make you an edgelord though.
There's nothing wrong with using AD/BC instead of CE/BCE. They're identical and one even saves a character!
I don't think even the women wearing the hijabs would consider it to be part of German culture.
If you open a random page of most scientific journals in a field you're not familiar with, you probably wouldn't understand anything either.
This is very bad faith and you know it.
God forbid people speak the language of their country.
As someone who is an immigrant to France, I do think you have an obligation to assimilate as much as possible.
Then leave.
You're not entitled to live in Vietnam. If the Vietnamese people want you to speak Vietnamese and you can't, then yes you should leave.
Have you watched the news in the past couple of years?
Regarding 1, I still don't see why what happened the decade before the book was published in another country has any bearing on whether the book was banned in Portugal.
That's strange that a book that was published in 1985 was banned by a regime which fell in 1974.
I guess Salman Rushdie nearly did.
https://www.service95.com/manifesto-library-launch looking here, it seems the best case would be Navalny, although he wasn't really killed for his book per se, but rather his political opposition.
Wow, Margaret Atwood how dangerous and subversive.
It's everywhere Nintendo of Europe (the subsidiary in the EU) operates.
I genuinely don't understand why this article upsets you so much you want the author beaten. Could you elaborate?
Like what
How am I moving the goal post by pointing out that, by their definition, the goal "was scored" in the 1960s.
If it's a there exists problem, then it was solved by ELIZA in the 60s.
What on earth does "IQ: Yes" mean at the end??
Had they allowed their language to accept English loan words, chances are that French could still be the language it once was.
The Académie française has exactly 0 to do with the fact that French is used less as a lingua franca.