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▲ 16 r/DubaiCentral
Be Bodywise hair growth serum review? UAE scalp is confusing me
has anyone in UAE used the Be Bodywise hair growth serum roll on?
not asking for influencer reviews. i mean actual people here who used it and can say if it made any difference or just made scalp oily.
my hair situation after moving here is weird. not fully bald patches or anything but hair fall is more than before, scalp gets oily fast, ends are dry, and after shower my hair feels sticky/frizzy. when i travel out and come back, i feel the difference again so idk if it’s water, AC, heat, diet, vitamin D or just Dubai doing Dubai things.
i saw this Be Bodywise roll on and the applicator looks convenient because normal serums are annoying to apply on scalp. but i have oily scalp so i’m worried it’ll make me wash my hair more often.
anyone used it for a proper amount of time?
did it reduce hair fall? did it make scalp oily? any itching? worth buying from UAE or skip? also do you use it daily or only after washing?
honest negative reviews also welcome. i just don’t want to buy another thing that sits in bathroom.
u/AvailableOriginal213 — 1 day ago
▲ 21 r/LLMDevs
testmu vs. patronus vs. confident ai.
PM made me write a decision doc for agent eval platform selection. ran demos with three:
- testmu: widest platform coverage. priciest base.
- patronus: deepest on adversarial. narrower scope.
- confident AI: best continuous prod-trace eval. weakest on multi-turn.
each wins on a different axis. our use case touches all three.
how are teams actually choosing? buying one and accepting gaps, buying two and bridging, or building custom on top?
u/AvailableOriginal213 — 2 days ago
▲ 5 r/Qwen_AI
My observations on Qwen's World Cup Predictions
During the World Cup, I spent more time comparing AI predictions. I've mainly been using SportEval AI to compare multiple models side by side, including both their predictions and reasoning.
Once the knockout stage started, I noticed something interesting. As more upsets happened, a lot of models became more conservative. When the probabilities for a draw and a win were close, they often leaned toward predicting a draw.
Qwen seemed to take a different approach.Instead of only looking at team strength, recent form, betting odds, or head to head records, it also looked back at its own prediction history. It mentioned that it had already predicted 14 draws during the tournament and believed this had become a systematic bias in its predictions. Because of that, it stopped using the idea of choosing a draw whenever the probabilities were close. Instead, it adjusted its decision boundary. When the probabilities for a draw and a win were similar, it became more willing to predict a winner instead of defaulting to the lower risk draw.After the Netherlands and Germany were eliminated, Qwen was the only one among nine AI models that did not predict a draw for the Côte d'Ivoire vs. Norway match, and it ended up being correct.
That felt different from other models.Most models seem to improve their predictions by adding new information such as team form, injuries, betting odds, Elo ratings, or historical data, then recalculating the probabilities. Qwen looked more like it was updating its decision strategy. In other words, it was not only updating the inputs. It also looked back at its previous predictions, identified a bias toward draws, and then changed how it made later decisions.
It almost feels like the process is:
- Review previous predictions and identify a prediction bias.
- Decide whether that bias is affecting the results.
- Adjust the decision rule instead of only recalculating the match probabilities.
To me, this looks more like changing the prediction policy rather than simply updating the prediction probability.Of course, I'm not sure whether this is actually probability calibration, meta reasoning, or just a heuristic built into Qwen's reasoning process.
If anyone has looked into how Qwen handles reasoning, or has done any experiments on this, I'd be interested to hear your thoughts.
u/AvailableOriginal213 — 3 days ago
▲ 46 r/StartUpIndia
COD orders look like sales until they come back
Anyone else feel COD makes your store look bigger than it actually is?
Dashboard shows 100 orders.
Then after a few days:
people don’t pick calls address is incomplete customer says “I didn’t order” parcel comes back you pay forward + reverse shipping and your ad dashboard still counted it as a purchase
I don’t think COD is bad. India needs COD for many categories.
But counting every COD order as revenue is dumb.
We started looking at:
prepaid orders normal COD COD needing confirmation COD needing advance COD we should not ship
Right now even a basic setup like shopify, shiprocket, whatsApp Business, flexyPe checkout and a messy Google Sheet can show the truth if orders are tagged properly.
Do you guys track delivered orders separately or still look at total orders?
u/AvailableOriginal213 — 4 days ago
▲ 21 r/haircareaddiction
rate my realistic uae hair routine, not aesthetic but doable
i’ve accepted i’m not a 12-step haircare girl. i need something i’ll actually repeat.
current routine:
wash when scalp needs it, not fixed Sunday ritual
gentle shampoo on scalp
conditioner/mask on lengths
Be Bodywise hair growth serum at night
microfibre towel
Tangle Teezer
loose claw clip instead of tight bun
Nizoral only for dandruff flareups
protein + water like a normal adult
no random DIY kitchen experiments
things i’m debating: blu shower filter, satin pillowcase, K18/Olaplex repair, biotin gummies.
what would you add first for UAE oily scalp + dry ends + hair fall?
u/AvailableOriginal213 — 4 days ago
▲ 23 r/shopify
native bundles are fine until they aren't
native bundles were fine when we just did simple fixed kits. tried mix and match across variants and it basically falls apart, plus zero control over how it looks and v basic analytics so i'm flying blind on what's actually selling. anyone outgrow it? what'd you move to?
u/AvailableOriginal213 — 5 days ago
▲ 17 r/PuneClassifieds
landlord allowed RO but no drilling, now what?
rented flat has no purifierm landlord says i can install RO but "wall drilling mat kama"
most RO installations need wall mount + pipe/drain setup. has anyone used rented RO without drilling? stand pe rakhna safe hai kya?
don't want deposit cut later for 2 holes in wall.
u/AvailableOriginal213 — 6 days ago
▲ 1 r/Smartphones
SAMSUNG A57 vs. POCO X8 PRO
which one is the best for light gaming (mobile legends, minecraft), great UI interface and good software and security updates (+1 to this) and no need for good camera btw
u/AvailableOriginal213 — 6 days ago