I run 4 days a week (4km per day), fast for two days (72 hours total) do two gym strength workouts, one sauna session, and two Zumba classes. I also do cold showers daily. Floating once a week, facial ferment therapy once a week.
And still, I feel like hell today (and it is only Friday morning)
I used to run half a marathon every Thursday in a fasted (36 hours) state, but now I can't, I became weak and frail. Aging gets us all!
Female Picks:
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1. Big Apple Brunch | Hell's Kitchen | 9.2/10
2. Pietro Nolita | Nolita | 8.6/10
3. Kanü Bar|Grill | Hamilton Heights | 8.5/10
4. STK Steakhouse Downtown | West Village | 8.2/10
5. Lighthouse Fish Market | East Harlem | 8.2/10
Male Picks:
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1. Lahori Kabab | Kips Bay | 2.3/10
2. Big Arc Chicken | East Village | 2.5/10
3. Hop Won Express | Midtown East | 3.1/10
4. Subway | Hell's Kitchen | 3.1/10
5. Nica Trattoria | Upper East Side | 3.1/10
It's probably more like "interested in social media" -> more likely to have a very good shot of you as your profile pic -> more likely to be considered attractive.
So perhaps this is really just searching for restaurants that people into social media review.
AI is already very impressive for natural language formatting and filtering, we use it for ratifying profiles and posts. and it takes around like an hour to implement this from scratch, and there are no alternatives that can do the same thing as comprehensively anyways
just tell them something nonsensical. They are unable to take a hint and continue with the nonsense. They start to be stuck on local minima. All of them. Video/images/text. I haven't seen LLM that is able to take a hint and understand the hidden meaning in absurdity of following up.
there is infinitely larger amount of prompts that will break a model than prompts that won't break it.
you just have to search outside of most probable space
It just feels so good to think that I can just get out and
forget all about it. It relaxes me, and it brings me tears of joy.
Yesterday I've spent 8 hours hoping that I could do a super easy task,
I had to cry before I could focus and do that (it took me 15 minutes, mental preparation for it took me 7 hours).
The problem though, I haven't interviewed for 6 years and it
is very likely that I will not find anything for at least a year.
Another problem, I don't feel like coding, ever. I've spent 15 years
doing it and, in general, I am not passionate about it at all. I just
don't want to do it anymore.
After I've written entire systems that serve ok (I hope).
I just can't do a single if statement without DPDR symptoms
anymore.
I am so thoroughly done, I just can't imagine doing this for another
month. Boss knows, everyone else knows too. I sort of coast for a month
and then it is likely that I am gone. I hope I will be gone on good terms.
The biggest question is what is next for me in life? I have absolutely no idea.
As a person who did 21km run in fasted state (didn't eat for 36 hours before) and then swam in a 7 degrees pond with ice, I can definitely say: NO.
I tried for 8 hours straight to code just a little bit, but was unable to. I guess that is burnout, or, in general, understanding that I am not interested in
all this computer stuff anymore after doing it for 15 years.
And still, I feel like hell today (and it is only Friday morning)
I used to run half a marathon every Thursday in a fasted (36 hours) state, but now I can't, I became weak and frail. Aging gets us all!