good luck with the diet! if you're only trying to avoid specific foods like snacks or desserts, something that's surprisingly worked for me is to eat more. if i am full after eating my meals, i'm less likely to snack constantly between meals. if i eat more fruit, i'm less likely to crave other desserts. if i plan an afternoon snack of cheese and crackers, i'm less likely to grab potato chips when i'm feeling peckish. keep in mind you still need to eat mindfully to not overeat so this approach might not be for everyone, but framing the process as "what can i add" has made me naturally reduce a lot of things i wanted to cut without feeling restricted.
i got a reusable sticker book exactly for this reason. it's a notebook with pages of release paper so that you can stick and peel off stickers easily. it gives me the satisfaction of "using" my stickers without the permanence of losing them after sticking
i heard a similar idea that if humans can't see air then maybe undersea creatures can't see water. so fish would be like birds and crustaceans would be like land dwellers. so yeah jellyfish being storm clouds checks out
i imagine this problem is negligible because of how easily people can travel. diseases don't stop spreading when they see a political border, and there are plenty of other places in the world that are much more remote and more likely to have diseases americans are not resistant to
i have a personal grudge against this series because i came up with the same idea a week before i discovered it and it didn't hit the right spot compared to my own imagination, but otherwise i think it's decent
That's a very misleading title, since "battles" here is referring to survey results and not actual legal battles. The results make sense though. AI will probably generate the most popular kind of post because that's what has the most representation in its training data.
The main issue here is what is "popular" changes over time, and is directly related to what is available to the public. So if AI floods the internet with the same style of posts because it's currently the most popular, that style will quickly become boring, and using AI to get clicks will essentially lead to it writing itself into obsolescence. Until it gets trained or fine tuned on a new dataset which includes its own results, which leads to a separate issue where the training data is objectively bad.
depends on what you want. i can't get a good grasp of the very new ones because they're too short, but "maoi reijou no shikousha" looks like the villainess' butler, and there's one with a really long title that you can probably find by searching "lougout vrmmo" that looks like sao after they get out
less recent ones i like are "everyone is from another world except me" (comedy) and "heroine survival" (otome game but the girl is grinding her levels and skills through battle)
if you don't mind webtoons, i'm a fan of "the extra's academy survival guide" (entered a game as a minor villain who had just been defeated by the protagonist) because i've read some of the webnovel, and "the archmage's restaurant" (op guy, cooking slice of life)
good luck with the diet! if you're only trying to avoid specific foods like snacks or desserts, something that's surprisingly worked for me is to eat more. if i am full after eating my meals, i'm less likely to snack constantly between meals. if i eat more fruit, i'm less likely to crave other desserts. if i plan an afternoon snack of cheese and crackers, i'm less likely to grab potato chips when i'm feeling peckish. keep in mind you still need to eat mindfully to not overeat so this approach might not be for everyone, but framing the process as "what can i add" has made me naturally reduce a lot of things i wanted to cut without feeling restricted.
i got a reusable sticker book exactly for this reason. it's a notebook with pages of release paper so that you can stick and peel off stickers easily. it gives me the satisfaction of "using" my stickers without the permanence of losing them after sticking
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i heard a similar idea that if humans can't see air then maybe undersea creatures can't see water. so fish would be like birds and crustaceans would be like land dwellers. so yeah jellyfish being storm clouds checks out
it's looking blue to me
i've been looking at mamavation's reports and jumping directly to the raw data at the bottom. here's the bandages one
there's also one for toilet paper which links to a lot of other items, and i'll throw in a free rick roll because i'm bored
i imagine this problem is negligible because of how easily people can travel. diseases don't stop spreading when they see a political border, and there are plenty of other places in the world that are much more remote and more likely to have diseases americans are not resistant to
i easily get annoyed at eating the same food so i end up just having a really really stocked freezer
in hindsight that's seems like my actual problem
respect bro
i have a personal grudge against this series because i came up with the same idea a week before i discovered it and it didn't hit the right spot compared to my own imagination, but otherwise i think it's decent
it's an anime original about an animator who can complete work unrealistically fast by a studio with a reputation of overworking their animators
even bakers dozens, potentially!
the industry only cares about the money-making weebs
Not to disagree, but what examples are there of a different system being practiced which have a more even distribution of wealth?
third person checking in here
That's a very misleading title, since "battles" here is referring to survey results and not actual legal battles. The results make sense though. AI will probably generate the most popular kind of post because that's what has the most representation in its training data.
The main issue here is what is "popular" changes over time, and is directly related to what is available to the public. So if AI floods the internet with the same style of posts because it's currently the most popular, that style will quickly become boring, and using AI to get clicks will essentially lead to it writing itself into obsolescence. Until it gets trained or fine tuned on a new dataset which includes its own results, which leads to a separate issue where the training data is objectively bad.
// TODO: needs improvements but works 99% of the timereturn false;"if you were lazy, you'd be having fun" was one of those life changing sentences for me
oh and for anime, "instant death ability" is a lot of fun
depends on what you want. i can't get a good grasp of the very new ones because they're too short, but "maoi reijou no shikousha" looks like the villainess' butler, and there's one with a really long title that you can probably find by searching "lougout vrmmo" that looks like sao after they get out
less recent ones i like are "everyone is from another world except me" (comedy) and "heroine survival" (otome game but the girl is grinding her levels and skills through battle)
if you don't mind webtoons, i'm a fan of "the extra's academy survival guide" (entered a game as a minor villain who had just been defeated by the protagonist) because i've read some of the webnovel, and "the archmage's restaurant" (op guy, cooking slice of life)