u/RodolpheHancocks

Seedance might be releasing a new model, or am i reading too much into it?

i was looking through some recent AI video updates and noticed what looks like references to another seedance model showing up on official pages. It could just be placeholder content or something that isnt ready yet but it caught my attention. With how quickly AI video has been evolving lately and another iteration wouldnt be surprising. At this point im less interested in headline benchmark improvements and more curious about practical changes. Things like better motion consistency, stronger prompt adherence, longer coherent clips and fewer visual artifacts would probably matter more to me than a small quality bump. What would you hope it improves first?

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u/RodolpheHancocks — 18 hours ago

do Memorial Day washer dryer deals save you money or do stores just jack up the price first??

asking bc my washer has been making a noise for like 3 weeks now. i looked up a washer last month and the price seemed normal, then suddenly its on sale this weekend and its somehow only $30 cheaper than what i saw before?? maybe i remembered wrong idk but it made me pause. i get that some deals are real but it feels like some of these sales are just the original price dressed up in red tags

has anyone actually tracked prices before and after a holiday sale and noticed a real difference, or is it mostly just good timing on the stores end

UPDATE: here's my list of the best deals, updating regularly:

Best Memorial Day Washer Dryer deals:

#BestBuyPartner

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u/RodolpheHancocks — 1 month ago
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i accidentally found out i was adopted… i don’t know what to do

a few days ago, i found out by complete accident that i’m adopted, i wasn’t snooping or looking for anything, i just came across some old documents while helping clean up at home, and something felt off. after putting pieces together and eventually confronting my parents, they admitted it was true.

the thing is… i genuinely don’t know how to feel.

part of me understands why they might’ve kept it from me, especially if they were trying to protect me or didn’t know how to bring it up. but another part of me feels deeply hurt that something this huge about my own life was hidden from me for 24 years. now i keep replaying memories in my head and questioning things i never questioned before. even though my parents are still the people who raised and loved me, something emotionally feels different now and i can’t explain it.

i also feel guilty for even being upset because i know a lot of adopted kids grow up wanting loving parents, and i did have that. but at the same time, i can’t shake this weird feeling of betrayal and confusion.

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u/RodolpheHancocks — 2 months ago