milady

We built Milady specifically to solve that — one unified runtime that works with Ollama, OpenAI, Anthropic, and others.

They involve a reduced vowel coming between the /m/ and the /l/, making milord two syllables and milady three.

There is another shiny device whirring away and seemingly washing milady's bloomers with no human assistance whatsoever!

You don’t even need to own a Milady to participate, just change your PFP and you’re welcomed with open arms.

There is a hunger for an artistic/theoretical avant-garde, and Milady is delivering on the promise to innovate concepts and practices.

There’s an NFT collection called Milady which has subtle Holocaust references - ‘Treblinka’ written on shirts, the rarest traits are ‘SS’ tier etc.

I consider myself pretty liberal, but none of the liberal appeals presented by the BRG or Milady communities make sense.

At least Milady de Winter had the courtesy to be attractive when she tried to bullshit me and my buddies back in the day.

Having a Milady PFP is an instant ticket into a community of thousands of posters ranging from the schizo-hikikomori to family man VPs of industry.

Milord and milady do not involve syllables starting with ml-.

Athos, Porthos and Aramis are Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, and Dylan Moran, Ritchley is Bill Nighy, and Milady is Tamsin Greig.

I think Milady is seeing its current success for a few reasons, but I think one core reason why it’s doing so well is that Milady does not exist in a vacuum as some random abstract piece of animal art without being the nexus of several subcultures.

They scream "I have inferiority complex and fantasize a coupe but milady wants a truck".

I’m not a “crypto” guy, and I’ve never owned any NFT aside from Milady.

I believe they are attempting to criticise the author's writing style by invoking the stereotype of the neck-beard adorned ültra-geek who tips their fedora to a fair maiden and says, "Milady."

"Methinks milady doth protest too much."

It's still fun and weird, but it's in the dark corners of Twitter where you find these communities, Milady.

<snip> Aunt Dahlia: Oh, Bertie, if magazines had ears, Milady's Boudoir would be up to them in debt.