u/HonestMuscle49218

There is no adequate electrical infrastructure in the US to power all these data centers currently. Especially there is no major AI lab has actually made a profit yet, despite all the marketing hype. Based on my research, AI only boosts the efficiency of people who already know what they're doing.

I'm not a SWE, but I'm curious: why are entry-level SWE roles being laid off? Don't they have the skills to outpace AI, or is management just naively following the AI hype—especially in places like Sri Lanka, which don't really have sophisticated software development at scale?

I cannot take other proper protein rich sources like Chicken and fish everyday, eating plenty of eggs are also challenging and viable at the moment. Can I compensate this with soya meat, yes — I obviously know about other plant based protein sources, but when it comes to denseness, I can take more protein with soya meat per se cause I am more comfortable with eating less.

What are your insights about them when it comes to health guys?

I'm a 24M and she's 21F. For about 5–6 years, since school days we've seen each other around fairly regularly, but we've never actually had a conversation - I didn't interest her these days. From these days I noticed a lot of eye contact from her, and I often felt there was some mutual attraction. Even her body language toward me seemed she likes me.

Things chaged drastically, I started to like her. A few days ago I finally approached her and told her that I liked her. I asked for her number and handed her my phone. She smiled, thought about it for a few seconds, and then typed her number into my phone.(From these days still I got her eye-contact and body language suggested she is into me)

A few minutes later I sent her a simple "Hi" message, but I didn't get a reply.

After two days, I met her again and asked whether she had accidentally mistyped her number. She said she hadn't been online and that she was "thinking about it." She didn't seem uncomfortable, awkward, or surprised that I brought it up. She was calm and smiled during the conversation.

Is this typical nature of women or is she playing hard to get card deliberately?

I'm a 24M and she's 21F. For about 5–6 years, since school days we've seen each other around fairly regularly, but we've never actually had a conversation - I didn't interest her these days. From these days I noticed a lot of eye contact from her, and I often felt there was some mutual attraction. Even her body language toward me seemed she likes me.

Things chaged drastically, I started to like her. A few days ago I finally approached her and told her that I liked her. I asked for her number and handed her my phone. She smiled, thought about it for a few seconds, and then typed her number into my phone.(From these days still I got her eye-contact and body language suggested she is into me)

A few minutes later I sent her a simple "Hi" message, but I didn't get a reply.

After two days, I met her again and asked whether she had accidentally mistyped her number. She said she hadn't been online and that she was "thinking about it." She didn't seem uncomfortable, awkward, or surprised that I brought it up. She was calm and smiled during the conversation.

1. What confuses me is that if she wasn't interested, why give me her number in the first place? On the other hand, if she is interested, why not reply to a simple message?

2. From an outside perspective, does this sound like someone who is interested but unsure, or am I reading too much into the situation?

I'd appreciate honest opinions, especially from people who've been in a similar situation.

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Suppose I have a land.

Do you satisfy with the current health care facilities and services there, when it compared to sri lanka. Specially, about curing the root cause by proper diagnosis, this isn't about symptoms suppression.