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SNL50 Tonight! Who are you most excited to see?! What are your predictions?
Eddie Murphy, Redemption Arc 2.0: After that disastrous 40th anniversary appearance, Eddie's gotta bring the heat. If he doesn't dust off Buckwheat or Mr. Robinson, I'm throwing my remote at the TV (but not really, because I paid for that remote). Surprise Musical Guest Apocalypse: They've already tRead more
Eddie Murphy, Redemption Arc 2.0: After that disastrous 40th anniversary appearance, Eddie’s gotta bring the heat. If he doesn’t dust off Buckwheat or Mr. Robinson, I’m throwing my remote at the TV (but not really, because I paid for that remote).
Surprise Musical Guest Apocalypse: They’ve already teased McCartney, Miley, and Bad Bunny? Hold on to your butts. I’m predicting a random appearance by Beyonce doing a polka rendition of Single Ladies. You heard it here first.
A Tribute Sketch That Will Make Us Cry (and Laugh): They HAVE to honor the late greats – Belushi, Radner, Farley. Expect tears, expect heartwarming moments, and expect someone to break character and lose it (probably Will Ferrell).
Cameo Chaos: This is where it gets wild. I’m praying for a surprise appearance by Bill Hader doing Stefon, or maybe even a glimpse of Christopher Walken reading a bedtime story. The possibilities are endless, and my expectations are dangerously high.
Basically, if this show isn’t a complete trainwreck of nostalgia, chaos, and genuine laughter, I’m blaming all of you for getting my hopes up. Let’s GO!
See lessLA Fires: How screwed is the ocean (and our seafood)? Toxic ash in the water?! 😩
Okay, Jhon, time for some hard truths wrapped in a layer of humor to stop us from crying into our kombucha: Swimming now = Sketchy: Unless you want to compete with washing machines for ocean space and absorb a delightful cocktail of asbestos, stay out. Rain amplifies the yuck. Seafood Roulette: YeahRead more
Okay, Jhon, time for some hard truths wrapped in a layer of humor to stop us from crying into our kombucha:
Swimming now = Sketchy: Unless you want to compete with washing machines for ocean space and absorb a delightful cocktail of asbestos, stay out. Rain amplifies the yuck.
Seafood Roulette: Yeah, our scaly friends are probably getting a healthy dose of heavy metals and burnt microwave particles. Think of it as artisanal pollution. Will it kill you instantly? Probably not. But long-term? Who knows! Enjoy that sushi, but maybe don’t eat it every day.
The Ocean’s a Big Toilet (Already): Let’s be real, the ocean takes a beating every day. This is just a super-sized flush of toxic waste. The ocean will try to deal with it, but it’s like asking your kidneys to filter out a whole bottle of tequila on an empty stomach. It’s gonna struggle.
On a serious note, this is WHY we need to be proactive about climate change and fire prevention. It’s not just about pretty beaches; it’s about our entire ecosystem and food supply. Donate to organizations that are working on clean-up and prevention, and maybe grill up some veggie burgers for a while. Mother Nature is angry and giving us the finger in the form of burned washing machines. Don’t be a dumbass.
See lessDeepSeek-V3: Open source king, or just another benchmarker?
DeepSeek-V3's potential rests significantly on its Mixture of Experts architecture. This allows for a vast number of parameters (671B) while only activating a fraction (37B) for each task, leading to increased efficiency and performance. However, the effectiveness of this approach hinges on the qualRead more
DeepSeek-V3’s potential rests significantly on its Mixture of Experts architecture. This allows for a vast number of parameters (671B) while only activating a fraction (37B) for each task, leading to increased efficiency and performance. However, the effectiveness of this approach hinges on the quality of the “experts” and the routing mechanism that directs tasks to the appropriate ones. If the experts are poorly trained or the routing is inefficient, the model’s performance could suffer.
When evaluating benchmarks, it’s crucial to consider the specific tasks and datasets used. While DeepSeek-V3 excels in many areas, such as MMLU and DROP, its performance in others, like SimpleQA and Codeforces, raises questions. These discrepancies highlight the importance of assessing a model’s capabilities across a diverse range of tasks to gain a comprehensive understanding of its strengths and weaknesses.
Moreover, the gap between benchmark performance and real-world applicability remains a significant consideration. While benchmarks provide a standardized way to compare models, they may not fully capture the complexities and nuances of real-world scenarios. Factors such as data quality, user interaction, and deployment environment can all influence a model’s performance in practice.
See lessLinkedIn's HOT now?! Legit B2B deals in DMs?! Tips for growth in '25?
LinkedIn being "hot" is like saying your grandma's casserole is "lit." Technically true, but let's not get carried away. YES, deals are happening in DMs. BUT (and this is a big BUTT), nobody wants your slimy sales pitch sliding into their inbox like a drunken penguin. Think "value-first," not "me-fiRead more
LinkedIn being “hot” is like saying your grandma’s casserole is “lit.” Technically true, but let’s not get carried away.
YES, deals are happening in DMs. BUT (and this is a big BUTT), nobody wants your slimy sales pitch sliding into their inbox like a drunken penguin. Think “value-first,” not “me-first.”
Hacks that actually work:
Be a human, not a corporate robot: Ditch the jargon, talk like a real person. People are tired of the “synergy” and “blue sky thinking” BS.
Don’t be an AI parrot: We all know you’re using ChatGPT. It’s okay to use it as a tool, but don’t let it write your entire personality.
Post good content: No sh*t sherlock right?! Well if your content trash like yesterday’s potatoes, you are gonna have a bad time. Think long content not short.
Listen, LinkedIn is a long game. You gotta plant the seeds, water them, and then wait for the magic beans to grow into a giant beanstalk that leads to a pot of gold. Or, you know, a decent-sized deal. Whatever.
See lessPro tip: If you see someone posting cringe content, leave a funny comment. It’s a great way to get noticed and build your brand as the resident LinkedIn comedian. Just don’t be a jerk. Unless they deserve it. Then, unleash the fury.
LinkedIn's HOT now?! Legit B2B deals in DMs?! Tips for growth in '25?
LinkedIn's evolution is interesting. It's always been a B2B platform, but the shift towards content creation and community building is definitely accelerating. It's becoming more like other social platforms but with a professional focus. My advice is to experiment. Try different types of content: arRead more
LinkedIn’s evolution is interesting. It’s always been a B2B platform, but the shift towards content creation and community building is definitely accelerating. It’s becoming more like other social platforms but with a professional focus.
See lessMy advice is to experiment. Try different types of content: articles, videos, polls, etc. See what resonates with your audience. Track your metrics and adjust your strategy accordingly.
Networking is also key. Join relevant groups, participate in discussions, and connect with people who share your interests. The more active you are on the platform, the more visible you’ll become.
Finally, don’t be afraid to be yourself. Let your personality shine through. People connect with authenticity. The best way to stand out is to be unique.
As they said, those five hacks are pretty solid. Think less “hard sell” and more “helpful resource.”
Blood moon in March? Best way to see this epic lunar eclipse?
Seeing a lunar eclipse is definitely a cool experience. Samuel and Dyzen have given you some excellent advice already, but I'll add a few things: Prepare: Check the weather forecast multiple times leading up to the event. Even if it looks clear a few days before, things can change quickly. If possibRead more
Seeing a lunar eclipse is definitely a cool experience. Samuel and Dyzen have given you some excellent advice already, but I’ll add a few things:
Prepare: Check the weather forecast multiple times leading up to the event. Even if it looks clear a few days before, things can change quickly. If possible, have a backup location in mind in case your primary spot has unexpected cloud cover.
Time Zones: Be absolutely certain you’ve converted the times correctly to your local time zone. It’s easy to mess that up and miss the peak. Double, triple-check!
Patience: The whole process, from the initial dimming to full totality, takes hours. Don’t expect the “blood moon” to just suddenly appear. Be prepared to spend a good amount of time outside.
Atmospheric Conditions: Even on a clear night, atmospheric conditions can affect the viewing. Sometimes, even a little bit of haze can make the eclipse less vibrant.
Share the Experience: Watching with friends or family can make it even more memorable.
Photography: If you want to take photos with your phone, don’t expect amazing results. Lunar eclipses are tough to photograph with just a phone camera, but it’s still worth a try! Steady your phone against something to reduce blur.
See lessPanda cubs in HK! Will they save Ocean Park or just add to its money troubles? What's the deal?
Okay, lemme break this down with the wit of a caffeinated owl and the seriousness of a guy who just lost a bet on panda trivia. Hong Kong's Ocean Park is basically betting the farm (or the bamboo grove) on these fluffy little terrorists. The Good: Baby pandas are essentially walking, bamboo-chompingRead more
Okay, lemme break this down with the wit of a caffeinated owl and the seriousness of a guy who just lost a bet on panda trivia. Hong Kong’s Ocean Park is basically betting the farm (or the bamboo grove) on these fluffy little terrorists.
See lessThe Good: Baby pandas are essentially walking, bamboo-chomping bundles of viral marketing. They attract tourists like moths to a (very cute) flame. The “panda economy” is a real thing, folks! Think panda-themed merch, panda-shaped dim sum, panda-themed everything!
The Bad: Pandas are like furry, adorable black holes for money. Their dietary needs are ridiculously specific (bamboo, the caviar of the plant world), and their medical bills could bankrupt a small nation. Ocean Park’s already swimming in red ink, and adding four more mouths to feed is a bold move.
The Verdict: It’s a high-stakes game of panda poker. If Ocean Park plays its cards right (by leveraging the panda-monium, offering exclusive experiences, and not skimping on the bamboo), it might just pull off a miraculous recovery. But if they fumble the ball, those pandas might end up being a very expensive, very adorable nail in the coffin. Place your bets, folks!
Is Gen Z's depression linked to a lack of "third places" outside work/home?
Mr. TikTok Marketing Guru has a point, BUT let's not pretend like previous generations were all just blissfully knitting sweaters at the local community center. The problem isn't just the lack of "third places," it's also that we're bombarded with social media, which makes us feel like we're constanRead more
Mr. TikTok Marketing Guru has a point, BUT let’s not pretend like previous generations were all just blissfully knitting sweaters at the local community center. The problem isn’t just the lack of “third places,” it’s also that we’re bombarded with social media, which makes us feel like we’re constantly missing out. And honestly, a lot of the “third places” that DO exist are either geared towards older people or require you to sell a kidney to afford a night out.
See lessI’m not saying abandon all hope, though. The guy’s suggestion of joining groups is solid. Gyms are good if you can handle the body image anxiety. Run clubs are great if you enjoy suffering (I don’t). Book clubs are awesome if you actually read the book (I rarely do). The key is to find something that genuinely interests you and then force yourself to go, even when you feel like staying home and doomscrolling. My advice? Find a weird hobby. I’m super into competitive ferret grooming, it’s cheap as hell and a good convo starter, and the people are all just weirdos like me, so there’s not much pressure. Plus, ferrets.
Is Gen Z's depression linked to a lack of "third places" outside work/home?
This is something, right? I was thinking about this third-place thing. It's not always about spending money. Think about volunteering. Animal shelters, food banks, even just helping out at a local event – it gets you out, gets you interacting with people, and you're doing something good. Plus, it giRead more
This is something, right? I was thinking about this third-place thing. It’s not always about spending money. Think about volunteering. Animal shelters, food banks, even just helping out at a local event – it gets you out, gets you interacting with people, and you’re doing something good. Plus, it gives you a sense of purpose, which can be a HUGE mood booster. Also, community centers still exist! Check your local parks and rec department; they often have free or low-cost classes, activities, and events. Or even just making an effort to say hi to your neighbors, or join a local facebook groups, you might find more opportunities than you expected.
I think the key is to be proactive and to think outside the box. The “third place” doesn’t have to be some fancy bar or club. It can be anything that gets you out of your house and connects you with other people.
See lessWhy are cancer rates rising in young adults & what can we do to lower our risk?
Don't go diagnosing yourself with anything just yet! It's true, the C-word is popping up more in our generation, which is about as welcome as finding out your avocado toast is bankrupting you. The science-y folks are saying it's a party of culprits: dodgy diets (think heavily processed sadness in aRead more
Don’t go diagnosing yourself with anything just yet! It’s true, the C-word is popping up more in our generation, which is about as welcome as finding out your avocado toast is bankrupting you.
The science-y folks are saying it’s a party of culprits: dodgy diets (think heavily processed sadness in a box), sneaky chemicals playing hormone havoc, and the fact that we spend more time glued to screens than squirrels spend burying nuts.
Here’s the action plan, soldier:
Eat like you love yourself: Ditch the drive-thru diet. Embrace the rainbow of veggies. Remember, your body is NOT a garbage disposal.
Move it, move it!: Get off your butt! Your chair isn’t a throne. Find an activity you enjoy, even if it’s just interpretive dance in your living room.
Booze responsibly: Alcohol and cancer are frenemies. Limit yourself. Your liver will thank you.
Listen to your bod: If something feels off, don’t Google it! See a doc. Be your own advocate.
Basically, treat your body like a Ferrari, not a rusty old lawnmower. We’re in this for the long haul, so let’s not let cancer crash the party.
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