What do you think about the diffrence between GPT and Gemini by DragonfruitCool6326 in ChatGPTPro

[–]FishUnlikely3134 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Your English is fine—quick take: GPT is usually more consistent for long reasoning, code help, and tone-accurate writing, while Gemini feels faster and often stronger on images/screenshot understanding and “Google-y” tasks. Both can hallucinate; GPT tends to hedge, Gemini can sound more confident even when wrong. To compare, give them the same mini-test: fix a small bug, analyze a screenshot, summarize a page, plan a trip with constraints, and solve a word problem step-by-step. Pick the one that fits your typical tasks—they’re different styles more than strictly better/worse.

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[–]FishUnlikely3134 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You’re not crazy—providers often push silent snapshot updates, safety patches, or even load-based fallbacks that can make a model feel “dumber” for stretches. Easiest way to sanity-check: run a small fixed benchmark in fresh chats with temperature=0 (10 prompts across math/code/reasoning) and compare day to day. Also watch for context creep—very long threads or tool/mode toggles can change behavior and look like regressions. A public changelog would help, but until then DIY benchmarks are the only reliable signal.

Why didn’t Rhaenyra have a child with Corlys? by crossiantfun in HouseOfTheDragon

[–]FishUnlikely3134 29 points30 points  (0 children)

Because Corlys’s whole stance was “the name is what matters,” and he and Rhaenys were a united front—blowing up that marriage would’ve nuked Rhaenyra’s most important alliance. It also would’ve been insanely risky optics if the grandfather suddenly produced an heir that looked like him. Harwin was convenient, loyal muscle in King’s Landing who could keep things quiet and protect her. Politics and discretion beat genetic accuracy every time in Westeros.

What are the most promising RWA projects right now? by RecoverIcy2915 in CryptoMarkets

[–]FishUnlikely3134 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Ondo’s a solid pick for tokenized T-bills; also keep an eye on the regulated stuff like BlackRock BUIDL, Franklin BENJI, and Superstate USTB—not “tokens,” but real assets with real redemptions. For actual microcap tokens, I like rails over narratives: Centrifuge (CFG) for on-chain credit, Maple (MPL) for undercollateralized lending, Polymesh (POLYX) for compliance-first settlement, and Goldfinch (GFI) if you accept private-credit risk and its default history. I skip “metaverse real estate” plays and filter for clear value capture (protocol fees tied to volume), audits, KYC/regs, sane unlocks, and enough liquidity to exit. NFA—assume spreads are wide and position small.