Has anyone else noticed how you can hear on one ear distant music in the noise?
I like that because when it carries you away when focusing on it. But it always bugs me that I drift away again before I'm able to identify them. One song is I think Welcome To The Jungle by Guns N' Roses, but no idea what the others are.
Have you heard them as well?
Source. Thought you might be interested in those turnarounds. There's also Spanish & Japanese turnarounds. Not sure though about the latter one.
Found this pattern on the letter box yesterday. Totally looks to me like a sign from an Asian language or something.
Hawks and eagles are rather smart and are built to detect flying objects and attack them if there's a need to. There's also an established scene to use them for hunting. So why not using them to hunt enemy drones?
Beethoven's Yorkscher Marsch played by Eastern Germany's military bands. Rather powerful drums, although makes me wonder whether they played with the sound a bit.
I know it's not fancy, but it's mine. Bought it "used" for 144 Euros including shipping and came with 20 balls + 100 tees, and it's brand new with the clubs still shrink-wrapped. The same set costs 380 Euros on Amazon. Couldn't believe the deal I made there and can't wait to put it into action:)
Sieht echt aus & im letzten Faden gab es welche, die auch meinten, dass es echt sei.
Was nun los?
Monica.ai has a button for prompt optimizing. Haven't seen this anywhere else, but I wonder whether this may be a powerful way to get better responses and use less tokens.
Having such an optimizer would also train users to come up with more efficient prompts when there's no optimizer button available. I imagine this might help reduce the computation power eating clutter by quite a bit.
Are there already prompt optimizer plug-ins available for browsers, or could this be something worth building for general use?
Hab nicht nachgedacht, sondern einfach geklickt, weil es echt aussah. Bin mir jetzt aber nicht mehr ganz so sicher:)