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Lazy cat. Don’t make me get my claws out.
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SEA vs.South Korea internet war 🤣🤣
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im gonna die
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SEAblings - ASEAN ok, lets go!
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🔸प्रत्येकांनी मतदानाचा हक्क बजावावा…अभिनेते श्री. प्रणव रावराणे यांच्याकडून आवाहन. 🔹उत्सव लोकशाहीचा, गर्व मुंबईचा ! 🔸बृहन्मुंबई महानगरपालिका सार्वत्रिक निवडणूक २०२५ - २६ 🗓️ गुरुवार, दिनांक १५ जानेवारी २०२६ वेळ - सकाळी ७.३० ते सायंकाळी ५.३० वाजेपर्यंत #SVEEP #VoterAwareness #VoteForDemocracy #MyVoteMyRight #Election2026 #BMCElections #VoteMumbaikar #MyBMC
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the CEO runs back to his first love and left his poor wife alone 🤣 #cdramashorts
what cdrama scenario is this??? 😭
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Real like depiction of “women own the table” 😎🤷‍♀️🤣 #ChenXingxu #WangYuwen #ZhouYe #dracin #TENCENTVIDEOALLSTARNIGHT2025
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It’s actually pouring on a red alert day! 😳 #RedAlert #MumbaiRains #IMDForecast
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Dear @OpenAI gpt 5 is a manger that you’ve created. More useless thinking, going around in circles and less output. 4o worked better for productivity
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Huge shoutout to Anaswara from the @airindia crew on my flight to Mumbai! 💫 I accidentally packed an expensive iPhone power bank in my check-in, and she went out of her way to guide me through the process and helped ensure I got it back safely. Truly grateful 🙏 #AirIndia
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Built a GPT that roasts your life choices while pretending not to care. Meet Sidkik - your non- assistant and mental health disrupter (give it a shot!) chatgpt.com/g/g-68878c14ddec…
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Who knew one day Coldplay would unite the world 🤷‍♀️ #interestingtimes #Coldplay
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In case of emergency- just go have it elsewhere. And do plan better in the future. 🤷‍♀️
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Replying to @bindureddy
This post illustrates precisely one of the dangers. Right now, chatGPT and the others are very useful if you ALREADY know something about what you are asking, at least enough to have an idea what precisely to ask and when it is hallucinating. Otherwise, beware.
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Replying to @BezalelOholiab
Integral to the ideology: Creating one’s own morass then crying victim.
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Replying to @bindureddy
I disagree. I used to see it like you until I went into business a month ago and started my own AI-Agent startup: - the big ones (Google, Deepseek, OpenAI, Anthropic,...) give us the tools to build agents and specialised AI, but they do not build it themselves. - you need someone to use these tools to build specialised AI that could "replace" white collar jobs. The models won't do a good job with proper instructions - RAG - Fine tuning etc. - Those that are building it, aren't building anything to replace the people currently in those jobs: We are building tools they will want to use, tools that leave them some agency but also make their life a lot bettet. To put it short - tools that replace entry level jobs but not the big jobs they do, when they are out of the entry level position. - it would be uneconomical to replace white collar jobs, no, no, you want your Agents to do most of their work, but a human with an agent will do a better job than an agent or human will alone - we build up on this - you need fewer employees, can do more work in fewer time - you pay us a part of your profit (~40%) but you get more profit and have lower costs - so it equals out - you only get benefits and get to keep your job. Companies that build the software will get rich - if you want to stay competitive, you have to use our software. This is where it is going. Nobody will be dumb, to give their specialised software to anyone but people who are already established in the industries. You would lose a ton of money. Mass joblessness will not help the companies that make AI and AI agents. I see that it won't happen as a lot of people assume now. What I see is that there will be Agent companies in the background, that will dominate industries, make billions and most people will never have heard of them. white collar - blue collar - does not matter. The jobs that are least efficient when done by humans alone will fall. This is inevitable. These won't be that many though. I actually see blue collar more threatened, as those employing blue collar workers, have a higher incentive to replace or agument them with AI to be more productive and get more out of them. Also they have a lot of money to do so. White collar already has more moeny, they won't allow to let that go - nobody wants that - everyone will lose in that situation. Also - true AGI is still 5 to 7 years off - listen to Yan Lecun and Demis Hassabis... adoption will take another 3 to 5 years... in that time robotics will be equally good as AI...
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We are not quite prepared for the change that is coming - college will become obsolete - blue collar will pay more than white collar - we will have 100x more software than we need - SaaS will lose value over time
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Ye bhi theek hai 🤷‍♀️ #OperationSindoor #Pakistan #China
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After destroying Nalanda, Vikramaśila, and Bodh Gaya, Bakhtiyar Khalji turned his sights on Tibet, marching through Kamarupa. But at the Himalayan gates, he met his reckoning. Raja Prithu’s Assamese forces crushed Khalji’s army and delivered the infamous invader to the Tibetans. Tibetan chronicles record a brutal revenge: Khalji was killed in battle by the Assamese warriors then handed over to the Tibetans. The Tibetans made sure his skin was flayed, and his head turned into a ceremonial mask - displayed at the sacred Śākya Monastery to honor fallen Buddhist monks. Even Muslim chronicler Minhaj-i-Siraj admits the annihilation - but he veils the shameful end in whispers of poison and betrayal instead. A short graphic novel on Khalji's End based on the description in Tibetan chronicles and Assamese records - is in the works.
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