I joined the Sith, as I look past what others say about them being evil and self-serving. They are the ones who are willing to delve into darkness and utilize what they find.

It’s unfortunate how they are painted, and the methods that have been historically chosen to combat resistance to the Sith.

The Jedi are a bunch of hypocrites, preaching peace while suppressing whoever raise their voice against them.

There will never be peace with the entropy of an entire galaxy in swing, and it’s folly to have such a goal. The best thing powers can do is controlled chaos, ensuring the majority is preserved, while the minorities that jeopardize this balance are dealt with swiftly and decisively. We don’t have to like it for the action to be optimal.

I’ve been using bangs for a while, and I never thought of this myself! I’ll definitely start doing this.

Do you know of a good way to sync/export&import these keywords that does not involve the Firefox account thing?

I find this question quite fascinating: Culturally, there are countries where this gets asked indeed as a form of greeting, not a genuine question.

In Slavic countries, I feel like if you get asked this question, it’s generally considered to be of genuine interest, and you’ll get a genuine reply. Nothing offensive or informal about saying “Things are bad.” or “I feel bad.”, or any variant of such.

This might be my perception however, and feel free to correct me. I myself think that if someone asks how I’m doing, I have no need or responsibility to “remain positive/pleasant”.

This is my thought as well: There’s plenty of data out there that have spelling errors/anomalies, and they surely have a way to compensate for that when training.

Ah, makes sense, kinda. Although one can just prompt the AI to use that character instead of “th”, and it does it flawlessly (I just tested).