23 hours ago
Just found out.
My balls are autistic.
My left nut is a little more than the right nut.
My balls are autistic.
My left nut is a little more than the right nut.
1 day ago
I don’t have cable TV.
I have IPTV and I saved so much money by having it.
I can use it on my phone my tablets my computer even on my big screen TV.
Can use it on Chromecast or fire stick.
It took me 10 minutes to set up.
I have IPTV and I saved so much money by having it.
I can use it on my phone my tablets my computer even on my big screen TV.
Can use it on Chromecast or fire stick.
It took me 10 minutes to set up.
1 day ago
Trump derangement syndrome is from People, who listen to the lies in the mainstream media that fuel the heat for Donald Trump.
They believe the lies that are being told which trigger these people in the hating Trump.
It’s a form of obsessive compulsive behavior which basically means you’re fucking stuck with it so deal with it asshole.
They believe the lies that are being told which trigger these people in the hating Trump.
It’s a form of obsessive compulsive behavior which basically means you’re fucking stuck with it so deal with it asshole.
2 days ago
So yeah, I recommend everybody to get a colonoscopy. The only thing that sucks is the day before your colonoscopy. Other than that there’s absolutely no pain throughout the whole process.
3 days ago
So for diabetics, who are taking a colonoscopy
So the shit that you drink before a colonoscopy has sugar in it.
This morning when I took my blood sugar, it was 121 and now it’s at 1:52 from just drinking whatever that shit is.
So the shit that you drink before a colonoscopy has sugar in it.
This morning when I took my blood sugar, it was 121 and now it’s at 1:52 from just drinking whatever that shit is.
4 days ago
If you code and run into ai problems
A lot of people run into that exact problem because most folks use AI in "solution mode" by default. They keep asking the model to fix the code, and the model keeps guessing. That creates the loop where you try 10 different variations and nothing actually gets resolved. The key is to switch the AI into a debugging workflow instead of a generating workflow.
When you're stuck, stop asking it to rewrite the code entirely. Tell it to go into debug mode. You literally say something like: "Do not try to fix anything yet. I need you to analyze the code as it exists. Explain what the code is currently doing. Then walk through the part that is throwing the error and tell me the exact reason the error happens. Show your reasoning step by step."
What this does is force the AI to slow down and actually read your code instead of making assumptions. Once it identifies the real cause of the problem, then you ask it to fix only that one section. Not the whole file. Not the whole function. Just the part it just diagnosed. Think of it the same way you use your browser dev tools or log tracing: you isolate the failing piece before you touch anything. Same principle applies here.
This one shift solves like 80 percent of that frustration. The goal is not "get the AI to guess the right fix." The goal is "get the AI to explain the error clearly enough that the fix becomes obvious."
If you make the AI explain its reasoning first, it almost always solves the problem cleanly after that.
A lot of people run into that exact problem because most folks use AI in "solution mode" by default. They keep asking the model to fix the code, and the model keeps guessing. That creates the loop where you try 10 different variations and nothing actually gets resolved. The key is to switch the AI into a debugging workflow instead of a generating workflow.
When you're stuck, stop asking it to rewrite the code entirely. Tell it to go into debug mode. You literally say something like: "Do not try to fix anything yet. I need you to analyze the code as it exists. Explain what the code is currently doing. Then walk through the part that is throwing the error and tell me the exact reason the error happens. Show your reasoning step by step."
What this does is force the AI to slow down and actually read your code instead of making assumptions. Once it identifies the real cause of the problem, then you ask it to fix only that one section. Not the whole file. Not the whole function. Just the part it just diagnosed. Think of it the same way you use your browser dev tools or log tracing: you isolate the failing piece before you touch anything. Same principle applies here.
This one shift solves like 80 percent of that frustration. The goal is not "get the AI to guess the right fix." The goal is "get the AI to explain the error clearly enough that the fix becomes obvious."
If you make the AI explain its reasoning first, it almost always solves the problem cleanly after that.
4 days ago
If you use lovable…
Per hour? Takes five minutes with an LLM. Copy the error that lovable is having, paste it into a real LLM. Get the fix paste it back into lovable. Tell it to use it and stop trying to do whatever it was doing. Move onto the next error.
And if you really have no clue what you’re doing at all, ask a real AI the steps. How do I put this back into lovable?, It will guide you through step-by-step
Per hour? Takes five minutes with an LLM. Copy the error that lovable is having, paste it into a real LLM. Get the fix paste it back into lovable. Tell it to use it and stop trying to do whatever it was doing. Move onto the next error.
And if you really have no clue what you’re doing at all, ask a real AI the steps. How do I put this back into lovable?, It will guide you through step-by-step
5 days ago
Open AI sent me an email telling me that my ChatGPT usage has been against their terms of service.
There were calls last week to delete all of your ChatGPT information and now I know why.
By the way, I’ve jailbroken every ai known to man so getting this email is no shock to me.
There were calls last week to delete all of your ChatGPT information and now I know why.
By the way, I’ve jailbroken every ai known to man so getting this email is no shock to me.
6 days ago
life sucks when you cant use chrome anymore and have to resort to using your phone to get shit done.
6 days ago
6 days ago
(E)
If you ever wanna jailbreak a ChatGPT cause of guardrails go here
r/GPT_jailbreaks on reddit
You will thank me later
r/GPT_jailbreaks on reddit
You will thank me later
7 days ago
The democrats are fucking themselves even more and have no clue what the fuck they are doing.
I get it...they are doing everything they can to block the Trump agenda and up until now the people who rely on the gov and federal workers are getting fucked and being held hostage by these same democrats with major TDS.
I have a feeling the only way the shutdown is going to end is by ending the filibuster in which Trump is right so there are no more shutdowns or slowdowns.
People don't give a shit unless it affects their government job or handout.
I get it...they are doing everything they can to block the Trump agenda and up until now the people who rely on the gov and federal workers are getting fucked and being held hostage by these same democrats with major TDS.
I have a feeling the only way the shutdown is going to end is by ending the filibuster in which Trump is right so there are no more shutdowns or slowdowns.
People don't give a shit unless it affects their government job or handout.
7 days ago
DONT TRUST LINKS
You cannot even trust unsubscribe email links anymore. If you are gettingi newsletters, you are on that list until they delete you. (They won't)
US government should create an unsubscribe law that fines domains who don't allow people to unsubscribe from their lists. (mainly scammers)
You cannot even trust unsubscribe email links anymore. If you are gettingi newsletters, you are on that list until they delete you. (They won't)
US government should create an unsubscribe law that fines domains who don't allow people to unsubscribe from their lists. (mainly scammers)
7 days ago
I can’t believe the Supreme Court is actually listening to a case with Trump trying to bring in revenue for the country. It worked in the 18 1900s it can work now.
