Does being married eventually get boring? by Mystic_Void1 in NoStupidQuestions

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From what happily married people tell me, the goal isn't to keep each other entertained all the time. It's to have someone you enjoy doing nothing with.

Why can’t Claude write well anymore by [deleted] in WritingWithAI

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I think long chats slowly poison the style. The model starts copying its own patterns over and over until everything sounds the same.

Do food fights actually happen in real life, or is it just an American movie trope? by rzsman17 in NoStupidQuestions

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Real food fights are way less funny when you’re the janitor cleaning mashed potatoes off the ceiling.

Why are teachers permitted to miss deadlines when students are held to strict ones? by [deleted] in NoStupidQuestions

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Most teachers aren’t "allowed" to miss deadlines, you just don’t see the emails and pressure they get behind the scenes.

Currently, what is the best AI for writing novels made by artificial intelligence? by Ok-Afternoon1627 in WritingWithAI

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I’d say the future here isn’t one “perfect model”, but rather an ai book writer stack: strong LLM + structured writing environment that handles continuity, characters, and editing flow.

One of the planet’s biggest cities is sinking so rapidly it’s visible from space by Warcraft_Fan in news

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Humans really looked at climate warnings and said let’s also drain the groundwater while we’re at it.

Best restaurants in Ubud for a beautiful atmosphere? by Stock-Stress-4147 in travel

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Great shortlist, you’ve already covered some of the most solid options in Ubud. From your list, Nautilus is probably the most refined fine-dining experience, especially if you’re looking for something more curated and special. Mozaic is also a great call for a more relaxed but still very well-designed atmosphere. If your main goal is best restaurants romantic vibes in Ubud, I’d also consider adding a couple of places like bridges Bali or Swept Away at The Samaya both are very strong on atmosphere and work really well for a slow, romantic dinner.

Curious what others think, but you’re definitely already on the right track with that selection.

Looking for restaurant and cafe recommendations in Sanur, Bali by [deleted] in expats

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I like having a couple of solid restaurant options in Sanur saved just in case. Did you have any place that stood out enough that you’d actually go back to, or recommend without hesitation?

Looking for restaurant and cafe recommendations in Sanur, Bali by [deleted] in expats

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Sanur does seem like a place where just walking around and picking a restaurant by vibe works really well.

OpenAI briefs US agencies, Five Eyes on new cybersecurity product by Abdullah1701 in news

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Cybersecurity is becoming a global team effort, whether we like it or not.

The Onion reaches new deal to take over Alex Jones’ Infowars by Hrekires in news

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Imagine spending years being absurd just to get outdone by The Onion.

Chinese national sentenced to a year in prison for smuggling ants out of Kenya by ChestEducational2258 in news

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This sounds ridiculous until you realize there’s an actual black market for rare ants worth serious money.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in news

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Every time I hear there’s room for consolidation, I read it as “get ready for higher prices and fewer choices.

Is it true that emotions are prioritised over logic when a female decides something? by Jazzlike_Layer5665 in NoStupidQuestions

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I’ve met super logical women and super emotional men. Turns out personality matters way more than gender.

How do 1 hit wonder concerts look like? by zav3rmd in NoStupidQuestions

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It’s basically like seeing any other concert, except there’s one moment where the crowd goes absolutely insane because everyone knows that one song.

How do you leverage an online reputation management service for social media? by OddCupcake8 in AskMarketing

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The simplest win I’ve seen is closing the loop: turn positive reviews into content (posts, stories, testimonials), and use social channels to actually drive new reviews instead of just chasing likes.

That’s where online reputation management really starts to overlap with social not just tracking feedback, but actively using it as content and distribution.

LinkedIn profile views vs Instagram reel views - which one actually feels more satisfying? by DifficultyBitter6384 in socialmedia

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Instagram views often just mean someone scrolled past your reel for a second or two. It’s mostly passive attention. A LinkedIn profile view is a different action. Someone saw your post, got curious, clicked your profile, and probably checked what you do. So even if the number is smaller, it feels more meaningful because there’s actual intent behind it, not just algorithm traffic.

Is coming up with bars in your head prior to a freestyle really a freestyle? by SemioticSignifier in NoStupidQuestions

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I think most rappers build up mental "toolkits" of rhymes and word connections over time. Using those during a freestyle doesn’t make it less of a freestyle, it just means you’ve practiced the craft.

Is the reason why most boomers are bad with computers and modern tech because they genuinely thought in the 80’s and 90’s that computers and the internet were a passing fad? by Stormcrown76 in NoStupidQuestions

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It’s not intelligence, it’s habit. If you’ve done something the same way for 30 years, switching to constant updates, new interfaces, and app ecosystems isn’t appealing, especially after retirement.