90kg is a pretty large child
this post was submitted on 07 Jul 2023
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90 kg is a large adult. Especially in the times before readily-available surpluses of high-energy food.
Yeah... I'm 5'11" and could stand to lose some weight and I'm not even 90kg.
I am 180cm tall and weigh 70 kg. Granted I am an organism without any muscles but even my very buff brother weighs less than ninety kg.
30 x 3kg kids tied in a bundle. Rope breaks on impact, that's why they "explode".
Everyone in the castle: "oh no, it's raining kids!... again!!"
Either it's an abomination of a child, or he's launching his ~~overweight~~ incredibly buff son at the enemy.
I miss whatever this version of GPT was
pretty sure you can still use gpt3 on the openai playground/api
Their spouse and offspring, though? Markedly less enthusiastic.