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## Phase O. This round is a key advancement in the long-term, solidified daily storyline: the two enter Zhou Zhiyi's apartment for the first time under the guise of "non-purposeful" activities, and the soup-making incident becomes a new variable in their relationship. The task is to let this soup ferment naturally, without ending it or revealing anything.
## Phase [Reflections on Life]
1. Vibrant: Wu San and Wu Si appear as living beings with distinct personalities; Wu San is a drama queen, and Wu Si is slow to warm up; Zhou Zhiyi's apartment retains traces of his real life (a rhinoceros beetle insulated box, vinyl records, Pokémon, and a doghouse).
2. Cognitive Barrier: Shen Liran's "disbelief that he can make soup" and "wanting to kidnap a dog" are information revealed through her words and actions, which Zhou Zhiyi can perceive; however, he
... [some more gibberish] ... Then Wu San saw Shen Liran.
This dog's opportunism was on full display. Abandoning her father, she turned her short legs and charged towards the backless dress, her front paws gripping the hem, head tilted back, a precisely calculated whimper escaping her throat. Zhou Zhiyi stood in the entryway changing his shoes, coldly observing the performance, thinking, "She's been fooled, fooled. I just fed her a treat this morning; she's a master of disguise."
Sure enough. He counted to two, and Shen Liran had already squatted down, oblivious to the hem of her coat dragging on the floor. She ran her hands into her long, brown fur coat, her voice sweet enough to make candied fruit: "Oh my, you're so soft to touch! Did you miss me? Even your dad isn't as good at being affectionate."
"Three seconds." Zhou Zhiyi hung their leashes back on the wall. "I said you wouldn't last three seconds, and you didn't even last three seconds. You squatted down before she pounced on you; that's a false start."
Interestingly, in the markdown, which was Chinese mostly, "Phase" and <story-record> were in English.> can find them in the sea of bad papers
How to find the good ones, as an amateur in a given field?
You haven't read academic papers in a while...
Not even third party login worked (Google, Linkedin, ...) to curb this.
They were logging in, scraping the client API for vulnerabilities/possibilities and then spammed erotic dog poems to Claude Fable until the $5 welcome credit got drained.
Fun New World.
> Do Taiwanese get as fat on average as African Americans on average when they eat an average American diet?
Average American diet is problematic, especially if you control for family background
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I’ve seen kebab prices in Europe also rise from 2-4€ to 8-15€ within five (!) years.
https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6623b7720b009050313e701c/...
(Very interesting read!)
Doesn't look too bad?
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Just give us the prompt..That site does control for diet. E.g., my Korean-born wife has always had home-cooked Korean food growing up in North America.
I remember taking your SEO course many moons ago.
The copy on this side is synthetic and I'm betting my left nut on it. The thing that irritates me the most is the sentence fragment sing-song, the overexplaining, and the empty drama everywhere.
OpenAI did an 80% good job analysing this Claudesque landing page nightmare: https://chatgpt.com/share/6ac83ba2-2fe8-83ed-9000-939dc2fa0a...
(Sorry for being lazy here, I'm honestly just super tired of repeating the same things over and over again. Nothing against you, it's a 100% me problem and growing frustrating with the slop firehose. )
What are you talking about?
I see the opposite. I see thousands and thousands of quickly produced apps that have been put out there, but have 0 users that could shape it. Not so much because of their quality, but rather distribution in a very crowded and shouty marketplace.
> I never thought I’d see the day where somebody who works at the DoD would spend their spare time
He didn't.