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10mo ago
I am white as paper, probably one of the palest people and I live in Asia and often get comment that I have the dream skin. While back at home my parents were teasing me about being a ghost and doctors asking am I sick. Interesting how it c
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10mo ago
I live in Asia and I think tanned white people do not look good at all most of the time, to me it just looks weird. I much prefer the pale look. People with naturally tan skin however I think look very good.
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10mo ago
Most people can barely think a month ahead, they will wake up one day and be like oh shit why do I look so old and panic hard and do all sorts of surgeries, skin creams etc. nonsense while they could have just avoided the sun or used the su
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11mo ago
I hate scammers like many of the Anthropic employees that post every other week "brooo we have this model that can break out of the system bro!" "broo it's so dangerous let me tell you how dangerous it is! you don't
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11mo ago
I mean Claude is good for business use-cases, other than that it's completely censored cuck garbage and the CEO is worse than the pope. With Grok you can actually roleplay without it wagging its finger at you. OH MY GOSH YOU SAID BOOB!
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11mo ago
Codex is super cheap though even with the cheapest GPT subscription you get lots of tokens. I use 4.5 opus at work and codex at home tbh the differences are not that big if you know what you are doing.
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11mo ago
For me it's just that I am too lazy to start switching from my GPT subscription, I use it with codex and it's very good for my use-case. And the price at least here in Asia is not expensive at all for the plus tier. The amount of
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11mo ago
I think it kind of shines in this type of task. I am building my own game engine and it's very good for this type of refactoring. On some other tasks though, it clearly makes bad architectural decisions imo, like more junior developer
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11mo ago
lol
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1y ago
No one cares about it because you get robbed on gunpoint at the stoplights. Again no one in Europe cares about some Gemini because frankly no one even knows what it is. They had their run with the black founding fathers and most people who
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1y ago
You think normies even know what Gemini is LMAO. No one except some hackernews users and weirdos know it.
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1y ago
They don't, the Gemini crap is dead in the water and only people who care about it are hackernews people or some weirdos. For normies ChatGPT equals AI and that's that, they already won by the brand alone. When normies hear Gemini
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1y ago
By the time it happens you and me are probably under the ground.
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1y ago
Filling your CV in the workday applications
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1y ago
This is the hormone that makes you bald (if you got bad cards in the genetic lottery) and also makes your prostate the size of an apple. Also causes acne as a bonus, again a bit dependent on genetics. Amazing.
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1y ago
The amount of side-effects is correlated with how much people psyched themselves online before taking the medication. I have been on it for 5 years but I didn't read stuff online about it before though so I didn't end up noceboing
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1y ago
"Misery loves company" the paper
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1y ago
Most people, who try to time these, usually get it completely wrong and end up losing huge amounts of money. I just stay invested in the indexes and some long term stocks, every time I try to predict something it goes badly.
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1y ago
Yeah most people genuinely cannot tell the difference in quality between those top models. People here jerk off to some benchmarks but in real life that crap is completely meaningless
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1y ago
The CEO is also more puritan than the pope himself considering the amount of censorship it has. Not sure if they are even interested in marketing to normies though.
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1y ago
2 more years bro.
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1y ago
Google has to be shitting its pants. No one knows what is "gemini", probably some stupid nerd thing. Normies knows ChatGPT and that is what matters.
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1y ago
AGI might require a nobel price level invention, I am not even sure it will come in my lifetime and I am in my 30s.. Although I would hope we would get something that could solve difficult diseases that have more or less no treatment or cur
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1y ago
Yeah it wouldn't be a bubble if it didn't have that mentality. Every bubble has had that thought and it's the same now. Kind of hard to notice it though when you are in the eye of the storm. There were people telling me durin
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1y ago
I think there is real value, for instance nowadays I just use chatGPT as google replacement, brainstorming, and for coding stuff. It's quite useful and it would be hard to go back to time without this kind of tool. The 20 bucks a month
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1y ago
Most normies are not going to use CLIs, frankly I would even say most devs will much rather use Cursor than some CLI
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1y ago
Less than the cope in this thread though. MUH NATURE, MUH WISDOM, MUH 8000 YEAR OLD PUTIN. Have you thought about the 5000 year old Kim Jong Un yet?
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1y ago
There is epigenetic age reset that happens during the conception that "resets" the cells to their young version like kind of a factory reset that cleans up the aging marks and other offsets that have happened during life so they d
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1y ago
There's way more aging research now than like 10 years ago, I think the field is also starting to understand that playing whack a mole with 50 different diseases on a 80 year old is not really the winning strategy.
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1y ago
Aging is such an interesting topic that I find myself thinking about it almost every day but more of from the scientific point of view, like what is going wrong and why is the rate of aging so different in the animal kingdom. There are mamm
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