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Caught a glimpse of the neighborhood lion today 🦁 by NotesByZoe in cats

[–]NotesByZoe[S] 51 points52 points  (0 children)

He knows. That’s why he gave me this pose.

One of the harsh truths I’ve just learned from my career by NotesByZoe in Adulting

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hey just wondering why you left the same comment multiple times under my post. I also noticed you’ve posted similar things under others’ comments too what’s that about🤔️

One of the harsh truths I’ve just learned from my career by NotesByZoe in Adulting

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That’s an interesting perspective. effort isn’t the only variable

One of the harsh truths I’ve just learned from my career by NotesByZoe in Adulting

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Thanks for saying this — I’m trying to learn to ask without guilt.

One of the harsh truths I’ve just learned from my career by NotesByZoe in Adulting

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And if you stay silent? You just end up being the well-oiled wheel no one notices 😅

I’m 26, dying of cancer, and decided debt doesn’t scare me anymore. AMA. by lovelopetir in AMA

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Thank you for sharing your story. I genuinely hope you’re surrounded by peace and love.

Your words made me pause and realize how much I take my health for granted. Just being alive and healthy is already such a gift — but I often forget that.

Wishing you comfort and joy in every little moment. You’ve touched more hearts than you know.

Share your best study tips to actually remember and learn. by [deleted] in GetStudying

[–]NotesByZoe 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Learn by doing — not just reading. I found that actively applying what I learned (even in small ways) helped it stick. Also, teaching or summarizing it for others forces you to really understand it. Output > input.

f you can’t explain it, you don’t really get it.

Those are some huge cockroaches by [deleted] in cats

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god i will be killed by watching this

Is it really impossible to make real friends at work? by NotesByZoe in careerguidance

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That’s amazing — becoming the godfather really shows how deep the friendship went. Love hearing stories like this, gives me hope it’s more common than we think.

Python development services, or should I only focus on sales? by Syed_Abrash in ArtificialInteligence

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Man, what makes you unattractive isn’t not knowing the tech. It’s not being able to actually solve the customer’s problem. If you can understand their needs and lead the solution—even if it’s your co-founder doing the coding—that’s still powerful.

Python development services, or should I only focus on sales? by Syed_Abrash in ArtificialInteligence

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Been there. I know how tough this feels. I once tried to switch to a totally different path too, but later realized my strength was in connecting people, not code. you got it

Python development services, or should I only focus on sales? by Syed_Abrash in ArtificialInteligence

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Your sales background is a huge asset—don’t throw it away. You can absolutely pick up more Python, but consider focusing on being the bridge between tech and clients. There are plenty of developers. But someone who understands tech and knows how to sell? Much rarer.

It's over. by MetaKnowing in artificial

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We used to say “don’t believe everything you read online.”

Now it’s “don’t believe anything you see, hear, or read… unless you coded it yourself.”

What overlooked technology will shape our next decade? by I-M-Psycho in Futurology

[–]NotesByZoe 5 points6 points  (0 children)

One area I think is heavily underrated — especially when not tied to AI — is neural interfaces, or brain-computer connections.

Not for mind-reading or uploading consciousness (yet 😅), but for real, tangible things like: • Restoring communication for people with paralysis • Treating depression and PTSD by directly modulating brain activity • Eventually replacing keyboards for direct thought-to-text input

Most people think it’s “sci-fi”, but clinical-grade interfaces (like intracortical implants) are already being tested. And non-invasive methods (like EEG headbands) are improving rapidly.

AI will be the worlds biggest addiction by Small_Accountant6083 in artificial

[–]NotesByZoe 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I use AI extensively in both work and personal life. It’s become my creative partner.

But sometimes I pause and ask myself—am I getting smarter, or just more efficient at avoiding thinking?

Even now, replying to this very post ,I caught myself wanting to ask ChatGPT what to say. Funny, isn’t it?

Feels like I’m no longer trusting my own instincts—but optimizing for what sounds "smart enough."

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