#Phrase

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Someone Should Do It and Somebody Has to Do It are catchphrases used online as dog whistles to indirectly suggest that somebody needs to kill or assassinate a powerful person, which are commonly aimed at United States President Donald Trump, Elon Musk and…

From Wired RSS Feed: ChatGPT Has 'Goblin' Mania in the US. In China It Will 'Catch You Steadily'

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Steve Roth was responding to the announcement by New York’s mayor of tax on second homes worth more than $5m

The lord mayor bowed to media pressure to cancel an activist forum on “why it’s right to say globalise the intifada” from a council venue despite legal warnings.

From police radio codes to everyday texting, “What’s your 20?” has become a popular phrase for asking someone’s location.

From Independent RSS Feed: Mel C addresses disputed origins of Spice Girls’ iconic slogan

This post was removed by the moderators of the MetaMask subreddit, so we are reposting it here. TL;DR Client's seed phrase got auto-translated from English to Czech by the Edge browser, when displayed by the MetaMask browser extension.…

Stop Saying “Let That Sink In.” The Fun new Cliché of 2025 has already run its course. Not long ago, I read the phrase, “Let that sink in” for the first time in a while. It’s a phrase …

Me? I just keep picturing Dory singing, "Just keep swimming, just keep swimming" and think about how great that happy hour is going to taste on a patio somewhere. How about you?

DeepMind found the magic phrase on PaLM 2. Two model generations later, it's a coin flip. An eval harness shows why every tip needs a re-test.

An anagram is a word or phrase, called the subject, that is formed by changing the order of the letters in another word or phrase. It is a kind of word play. Incorporating or removing delimiters (e…

I’ve been saying things like “that’s how I roll” for quite a while now, and it occurred to me to wonder about the history of the phrase. As it happens, there’s a 2013 Stack Exchange post about it; most of the suggested answers are guesswork and…