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The worst by far GPT-4 answer I've had is "what are some good beginner examples of cryptic crossword clues". The attempted explanations are nonsense. Of course, I am not good at cryptic crosswords.
Apparently Australia is selling gas on the world market below domestic prices, and the Fed govt is not happy. Clearly Angus Taylor should go to the WTO to accuse Australia of dumping.
Can we have the old Scott Morrison back? At least the old one could stop the boats.
Premier of NSW on schools in presser just now: "look, schools are a safe place. And with fewer children there, they are even safer".
Italy closed schools on March 5 at about 3100 cases. Australia (40% of Italy by population) will hit 3100 cases in 6 days.
It's not exactly the dove returning with a twig in its mouth, but I did get some toilet paper at the supermarket.
Hard Brexit and Scottish independence:would Scottish residents vote for a hard border? Or do they forego EU market access? In which case, what's the point?
depends on what?
Luckily for astronauts, you are wrong.
have never, ever seen any implementation of order of precedence which ranks multiply above divide. Signed: every computer on earth.
It’s 1. Blowing my mind how people are really debating this it’s fucking 3rd grade math
I just noticed Bill Shorten promised on Satuday morning that the ALP would deliver a "a rising tide that lifts all boats", which is pretty much the definition of Coalition economics.
Chris Bowen should be the next ALP leader. He knows how to make popular policy on the run: "they can vote for someone else" was a message that cut through @auspol
Someone subscribed me to a free Josh Frydenberg Election Advent Calendar. Every day, I count down days to the election with a new scare tactic delivered to my house!
Living in Kooyong so am getting letters from Josh nearly everyday. Today, he addressed the many renters in Kooyong,saying ALP negative gearing will cause rent increases. But he also predicts house prices to fall by 15%. Mixed messages, Josh.
A second election because the voters got it wrong the first time: Erdogan proves Turkey is ready for EU membership.
Good luck to the Indonesian election authority. Huge queues in Melbourne. Biggest one-day election in the world.
Australia Post charges for a CSV of Australian post codes and includes onerous licence restrictions. Or get if free here: github.com/matthewproctor…
I did not raise 'free speech' as a virtue (you read that in yourself). My point is purely pragmatic. I was trying to say I don't think suppression of extreme ideas has a very good track record of stopping extremism, and deradicalisation and interdiction probably gets harder.
It’s 1. Blowing my mind how people are really debating this it’s fucking 3rd grade math
" a psychological phenomenon which leads incompetent people to overestimate their ability because they can’t grasp how much they don’t know" is a thing ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10626367 (in nytimes article about Kushner nytimes.com/2019/03/18/opi…)
nytimes.com
Opinion | Who Do Jared and Ivanka Think They Are? (Published 2019)
A new book probes the Kushner family’s secrets.
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