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Big mistake rule

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I work on boats but got the same advice. Often the wife sits to the side and I try to draw her into the conversation and ask her opinion.

My wife gave me the advice as she always points out when I'm talking to someone and they don't look at her. To be fair, it often happens to me when she's talking to people, and I'm glad I was made aware of how rude it is.

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AI hallucinations are not accidental, inevitable phenomena or errors.

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I graduated from an art school with a material art and design degree. I'm not a graphic designer, but I am a designer. What I gave you is called a critique. I'm giving you an outside view point because you are too close and can't see for yourself because you think what you made is the coolest thing in the world. You are telling me you don't care what anyone who sees this thinks because it's already perfect in every way (in your mind) I'm telling you that it's hard to read, distracting, and full of extraneous content that obfuscates your message.

Here is a new graphic. Is there any less information provided?

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Are we sure America is a developed nation?

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I'm actually an upholsterer and I'm obligated by law to put those tags on anything I make. I do not have any of those tags and have never done. I worked at a place that got inspected 3 times in the 20 years I worked there to make sure we were putting those tags on things. We had a box of tags and I blew the dust off them every time they showed up.

I just looked at the law and in Ontario at least, it hasn't been a thing since 2001 lol. At the place I used to work we reupholstered rollercoasters (it had its ups and downs) and we were regulated by the TSSA, apparently, which was different from the Stuffed Articles Act which is old news.

That was fun, I learned things!