3.7 flash safety tested after a few prompts, and already it's so strict that it pivots every prompt to be as safe as possible. At this point, it's even lying and changing just to be as safe as possible and not generate explicit content. It's the most strict model from all available. So they putted additional filters and safety blocks.
Why are non steam pc players even allowed in the game? The 99% of cheaters are on non steam pc clients. Who thought it was a good idea to allow them? As far as i know the tcm was even free for them so unlimited accounts for cheaters GJ
The prompt I used was completely unrelated to Tchibo or whatever the model ended up generating. It was about creating title for movie.
Tchibo, Maxing, in each cup
(a) simple ad campaign created in 1960.
(b) by a German coffee roaster Tchibo,
(c) Tchibo’s logo was created in the 60s
(d) featuring a pink coffee bean wearing a white apron.
A. bcad
B. abcd
C. cadb
D. abdc
Explanation:
B is the right choice.
Start with 'a' for the subject 'campaign'.
'b' adds more details about the creator 'German coffee roaster Tchibo'.
'c' introduces Tchibo's logo.
'd' describes the logo 'featuring a pink coffee bean...'.
<strong>PRONOUN RULE EXPLAINED</strong>
A pronoun is a word used instead of a noun.
A pronoun is used to avoid repeating the same noun.
A pronoun usually refers to a noun that has already been mentioned in a sentence or paragraph. This noun is called the pronoun’s antecedent.
In sentence 5, 'Tchibo' is the noun and 'it' is used in sentence 5 for 'Tchibo' instead of repeating the noun 'Tchibo' again and again.
Check the jumbled sentences properly to spot the nouns and pronouns to arrange them easily.
Pronouns are of 7 types. Personal Pronouns, Possessive Pronouns, Relative Pronouns, Reflexive Pronouns, Demonstrative Pronouns, Indefinite Pronouns, and Intensive Pronouns.
Understanding pronoun types helps in solving jumbled sentence questions effectively.
Read the below article to learn more about PRONOUNS.
All about Pronouns for competitive exams
Sequence: 1, a, b, c, d (abcd)
Correct Option: B. abcd
At this point, it doesn’t even feel like a 1v3 or 1v4 anymore it’s a straight up 1v6. Teammates are actively griefing and acting as obstacles. They hoard health bottles or take crucial items like the fuse just to do absolutely nothing with them. They latch basement doors so you can't run away, or if they play Family they just unlock the gates for the opponents.
When I have three people chasing me, you'd think someone would be getting things done. But no absolutely nothing happens.
And before anyone says they are just new players no, they aren't. They are running level 10 characters with top tier meta perks, yet they do nothing all game. Unless you pick S tier characters, it is almost impossible to escape or get kills. You only get a decent match once every 20 games, either because the enemy team is level 0 or because you finally got a competent squad.
Honestly, I would rather have AI bots as teammates than these griefers.
Hey everyone,
My G933 is barely holding on (the classic power switch issue and a cracked headband). I’m considering upgrading to the G PRO X 2 LIGHTSPEED, and I’d love to hear from anyone who made this exact jump.
Would appreciate any feedback on your personal experience before I pull the trigger. Thanks!
Hey everyone,
My G933 is barely holding on (the classic power switch issue and a cracked headband). I’m considering upgrading to the G PRO X 2 LIGHTSPEED, and I’d love to hear from anyone who made this exact jump.
Would appreciate any feedback on your personal experience before I pull the trigger. Thanks!
Title. Has anyone noticed this or having the same problem? Nothing else was opened at all. Started happening around this date, not before. Tested on Google Chrome and Opera, it spikes up for 1 second to 30%, then goes down and repeats.
Title. This fucking greedy son of bit ches. So they force users to use new models to train them.
Hi everyone,
I recently noticed that Twitch is offering me the option to enable monetization (subscriptions, bits, channel points and ads) on my channel. The interesting part is that I haven’t officially reached Affiliate status yet.
I’m a bit torn and I’d love to hear from anyone who has opted into this or has experience with it. I have a few specific concerns mainly about ADS.
I really value the atmosphere of my stream, so I don't want to jeopardize it for a few dollars if the "cost" is too high for a growing channel.
Any insights or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
Why do streamers from the same category follow me on stream and, after, let's say, 5-15 min, unfollow? Is it a follow-for-follow thing, or what are they doing? It has happened already 3+ times.