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Cutting glass vegetables [🎞️ AI]

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One liner advice1 year ago

ai doesn't mean you start doing no -sense.

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DALE RASCO1 year ago

Weirdly satisfying to watch...

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OiYou1 year ago

If you should ever cut a pepper like that, you're doing it wrong.

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Chespie.ape 👽🧑‍🚀💩🍌🦍1 year ago

Humans, the end will make you cry 😭

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Bernard Gonzalez1 year ago

looks cool as hell… unfortunately glass will not cut like that….except when it’s molten, which couldn’t possibly be as some one’s bare hand is holding whatever.

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Duffy1 year ago

Enough with the fucking AI.

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Total Adventure1 year ago

Whoa, thats kinda wild! But like, why do we need AI for that? Just use a knife lol!

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ASK YOURSELF WHY1 year ago

My new obsession is AI cutting glass fruit and vegetables. It’s soooo satisfying 🤩

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Craig Hoffman1 year ago

Pretty good week of chess. I played a titled player at 90% accuracy...really higher as I tried to swindle a win. I finished 3rd another tournament. And I studied and such quite a bit... I've been on vacation all month, so I had time to enjoy my life a little.

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Cole Cameron1 year ago

Thrilled to be at the electrifying MATSURI JAPAN at TAKANAWA GATEWAY CITY today! @happoenPR has produced a luxe, air-conditioned summer bash bursting with iconic festival vibes from all over Japan! (Tap photos for more ↓) #八芳園 #祭 #まつり #JR東日本 🇯🇵 👘 🏮 🍡 🥁 🎏 🍧

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japan1 year ago

Fighting global warming with... tea?! 🍵 These days the tea fields of Shizuoka are also producing carbon credits 🌱This community is thinking out of the box, as they turn old tea bushes into charcoal and transform abandoned fields into lemon groves! 🍋

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Phillip Jackson1 year ago

YouTube recommended a video to me this week. It was a rock track by a successful Japanese band, recorded in 1998. My own band had played with them when they first came to the U.K. in 1996 and they borrowed our gear. I listened and recognized the intro riff. 1/2

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