Bro: "dude Ox Alpha on OpenCode is insane" Me: "yeah have you tried it?" Bro: "no. you?" Me: "no."

Bro: "dude Ox Alpha on OpenCode is insane" Me: "yeah have you tried it?" Bro: "no. you?" Me: "no."

u/Only-Age-6153 — 2 months ago
▲ 149 r/WeirdStudyTips+1 crossposts

My brain works best when I am studying at night time.

I like to study at night, especially at home when it is quiet because it's empty and calm, which makes me focus on studying.

I've tried studying during the day so many times, but I always end up getting pulled away by something that makes me lose my focus. However, during night, I can stay locked in for more than 5 hours without losing focus. The only problem with studying at night is getting a lack of sleep, due to the adrenaline rush that night studying gives me to push myself to focus until I finish what I need to study.

Does anyone else feel more productive and that their brain works better at night, or is it just me?

u/LopsidedLimit_ — 2 months ago
▲ 1 r/WeirdSideHustles+1 crossposts

Sold my ex's stuff for extra income

After my ex and I broke up, I realized how much he's been leeching with me throughout the relationship. I noticed how his things almost occupied the entire room that I barely see any remnants of me, as if he's the one paying for the rent?!

Even the bathroom and the closet were so full of his personal belongings it was making me furious. I told him already to fix and pack his stuff out of my place but this little annoying Ryan Gosling wannabe told me to pack it for him and just have it delivered. THAT MADE ME EVEN FURIOUS. I checked his things and almost all of them are branded and some are even limited editions, soooo I decided to post them on Amazon and Facebook Marketplace to sell them. After 3 days, almost everything was sold out. I would just take pictures of his belongings, sometimes model it myself, I would sometimes sell some at a cheaper price lol. As I'm writing this, there are still a few of his belongings left but I guess I would just burn them because the remaining stuff is useless... just like him.

I might be evil for this but maybe if he hadn't slept with my best friend, I would've been kinder to send it back to him. 🤷🏻‍♀️

u/Only-Age-6153 — 2 months ago

Filipino UGC creators in beauty/skincare: how are you actually finding brand clients?

For Filipino UGC creators specifically making beauty, skincare, and haircare content, what outreach strategy is getting you paid collaborations right now?

I’m especially curious about creators who don’t have a huge following and are pitching brands based on their content skills rather than audience size.

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u/Only-Age-6153 — 2 months ago

My boyfriend cheated on me, so I sold the gifts I made for him and turned it into a side hustle

I love customizing things as a gift for my loved ones. It was almost my then boyfriend's birthday at that time when I decided I should make him customized caps since he loves wearing one.

I spent days working on it just to make it look good because i wanted him to wear it outside and I got so busy that I barely noticed how he got so busy with his own life too... and apparently with another girl lol

I listed the cap and some of the other customized gifts I made for him on Facebook Marketplace and surprisingly, people actually liked them. I started getting messages asking if I could customize their caps too.

Now instead of spending my time crying and wondering why someone would cheat on me, I'm spending it taking orders and making customized caps for other people.

So thanks for cheating I guess. Probably the most useful thing you ever did for me.

u/Only-Age-6153 — 2 months ago

Filipino UGC Creators: What’s Working for You?

For Filipino UGC creators, what’s actually helping you land clients and increase your income? I’d love to hear your experiences with finding clients, pricing, portfolio building, and outreach, especially when working with local vs. international brands.

How much do you typically charge, where do you find clients, and what made the biggest difference in getting repeat or higher-paying projects? Also, what’s the rookie mistakes you made early on that other creators should avoid?

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u/Only-Age-6153 — 2 months ago
▲ 20 r/ClaudeMCP+1 crossposts

It's hard to swallow moral lectures on AI ethics from a tiny AI aristocracy tied to controversy atp

u/Mammoth_Soft9301 — 2 months ago
▲ 178 r/ClaudeMCP+1 crossposts

There is a new wave of users canceling their Claude subscriptions after the watermarks. some find it hard to keep paying for something they feel disconnected from on a fundamental level.

u/Only-Age-6153 — 2 months ago

Is Leveraged Finance a Better Sell-Side Launchpad Than Traditional IB?

I rarely see leveraged finance discussed separately from “investment banking,” but I think it deserves its own conversation. If you're recruiting as a student or early-career analyst, choosing between traditional M&A, LevFin, DCM, ER, Corporate Banking, or S&T isn't just about prestige or first-year comp.

LevFin is particularly interesting because you get exposure to both transactions and credit. You're thinking about leverage, debt capacity, pricing, covenants, refinancing risk, sponsor behavior, and how changes in rates affect a company's capital structure. That can be a very different experience from spending most of your time on pure M&A execution. On the other hand, if your goal is public-markets investing, ER or credit research may give you a more relevant foundation. If you want to move toward corporate finance or relationship banking, Corporate Banking can arguably be a more logical starting point.

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u/Only-Age-6153 — 2 months ago