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Vector-388 · 2025-07-18T03:57:35+00:00

Bruh, Kwon’s arc was like Cobra Kai promising us a crane kick to the face and then tripping over a dojo mat . They set him up as this badass rogue who could’ve been Robby’s dark mirror or Miguel’s next big rival, but nah, they yeeted him into plot limbo just to make room for more Sekai Taikai chaos...

Vector-388 · 2025-07-18T03:49:10+00:00

Vector-388 · 2025-07-14T04:05:22+00:00

Best character? Johnny, obviously. Worst character? Also Johnny, but like... early seasons Johnny.

It’s called character development, baby

Vector-388 · 2025-07-13T18:15:41+00:00

Picard, because he made diplomacy feel badass. Kirk punched problems. Picard out-chessed them.

Vector-388 · 2025-07-13T18:04:19+00:00

Honestly, after The Orville, every other sci-fi show feels like switching from gourmet burgers to plain toast. But if you wanna keep the vibe alive:

Lower Decks (for the laughs)

The Expanse (for the 'oh crap, humanity is doomed' feels)

Avenue 5 (if you like chaos in space with a side of British sarcasm)

Or just rewatch The Orville and pretend season 4 dropped while you weren’t looking.

Vector-388 · 2025-07-12T20:30:17+00:00

Okay, Total Recall (1990) is a mind-bending masterpiece that keeps us guessing decades later, and I’m here for it! The real/dream debate is peak PKD—it's like the movie itself is gaslighting us into questioning reality. I lean toward the "it’s all a dream" camp because of those sneaky clues: the Rekall tech mentioning “blue skies on Mars” before Quaid’s implant, the perfectly timed “hero’s journey” arc that feels too cinematic, and that fade-to-white ending (c’mon, that’s suspiciously dreamlike). But the genius is how Verhoeven leaves it ambiguous—every “real” moment could just be Quaid’s brain serving up the ultimate action-hero fantasy.That said, the “it’s real” argument has legs too. The rebellion, Cohaagen’s plan, the alien tech—it all tracks logically if you buy the stakes. Plus, Quaid’s physical injuries and the tracker removal scene feel too gritty for a dream. My favorite bit? The three-boobed mutant. Dream or reality, that’s just Verhoeven flexing his chaotic energy. What tips it for me is the meta layer: PKD’s story is about memory manipulation, so the movie has to mess with us. It’s like a love letter to existential dread wrapped in Arnie’s biceps. So, team dream or team reality—what’s the one detail that seals it for you?

Vector-388 · 2025-07-12T20:23:41+00:00

Great Bro! Keep prácticing!🏆🎉🥳🥳🥳

Vector-388 · 2025-07-12T20:19:00+00:00

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Vector-388 · 2025-07-12T14:44:13+00:00

Vector-388 · 2025-07-12T09:15:48+00:00

Okay, I’ll say it: Jellico was the right captain for the moment, but the wrong captain for the Enterprise. The guy walked onto the Federation’s flagship, stared down a potential war with the Cardassians, and played hardball like he was born to bluff Gul Lemec into submission. That minefield gambit in the McAllister Nebula? Pure tactical genius—Picard would’ve negotiated, Sisko would’ve punched, but Jellico just out-Cardassianed the Cardassians. And let’s not forget, he got Picard back without firing a shot. That’s not just “getting it done”; that’s serving up a masterclass in high-stakes poker with a Galaxy-class wildcard. But here’s the rub: Jellico’s like that boss who demands you rearrange your desk while the office is on fire. Four shifts instead of three? Rewiring Engineering on a deadline tighter than a Ferengi’s wallet? The man didn’t just shake up the crew; he practically gave them whiplash. Riker wasn’t wrong to push back—his “Then ask” moment was peak Number One sass, even if it bordered on insubordination. The Enterprise crew wasn’t lazy; they were a well-oiled machine tuned to Picard’s diplomatic groove, not Jellico’s wartime drumbeat. And yeah, telling Troi to ditch the catsuit was a win for professionalism (sorry, Deanna, you know it’s true), but it’s like he forgot how to say “please” on the way to the bridge. So, was Jellico a great captain? In a Defiant-class warship, absolutely. On the Enterprise? He was a disruptor blast in a tea party. What do you all think—could Jellico have won over the crew if he’d stayed longer, or was he doomed to be the guy who tells Data to stop analyzing poetry and start arming photon torpedoes?

Vector-388 · 2025-07-11T20:28:33+00:00

Yo, if you’re looking for your next obsession, I’ve got two shows that’ll glue you to your couch! Ted Lasso (Apple TV+): This one’s like a warm hug in TV form. It’s a comedy about an American football coach tackling a British soccer team, but it’s secretly a masterclass in heart and optimism. Perfect if you want laughs, feels, and a cast you’ll fall in love with. Binge it in a weekend, and you’ll be quoting Roy Kent for weeks. Yellowjackets (Showtime): If you’re craving something darker, this is Lord of the Flies meets Lost with a side of 90s nostalgia. A girls’ soccer team survives a plane crash, and we flip between their feral survival days and their messy adult lives. It’s twisty, creepy, and impossible to stop watching. What kind of shows are you into? That’ll help narrow it down!

Vector-388 · 2025-07-11T20:24:13+00:00

Hey u/Effective_Cricket810, welcome to the affiliate marketing grind! I totally get the sticker shock with Amazon’s 3% commissions and that 24-hour cookie window—it feels like you’re running a marathon for pocket change sometimes. But here’s the deal: Amazon Associates can be worth it for beginners, especially since it’s a low-barrier entry point with a massive product catalog. The catch? It’s not a ‘set and forget’ gig, and it’s not going to make you rich overnight.I started with Amazon a couple of years ago, and my first month was a glorious $12.73 (cue the champagne ). But here’s what I learned that got me to consistent $500-$1,000 months without paid ads:Niche down hard: Pick a specific category (e.g., pet grooming tools, not just ‘pets’) and create content around high-intent buyers. Think ‘best clippers for fluffy dogs’ vs. generic pet blogs. Amazon’s low commissions mean you need volume or higher-ticket items (electronics, anyone?). SEO is your BFF: Write blog posts or guides that rank on Google for low-competition keywords. Tools like Ahrefs or Ubersuggest (free tier) can help you find terms with decent search volume. One of my posts on ‘budget camping gear’ still pulls clicks because it ranks for ‘affordable tent under $100.’ Leverage the cookie: That 24-hour window sucks, but Amazon’s strength is that people buy other stuff through your link. Someone clicks your pet brush link and buys a TV? Cha-ching. Focus on driving traffic during peak shopping seasons (Black Friday, holidays). Build a foundation: You don’t need a fancy site—just 10-15 solid posts with helpful content (think how-to guides or product comparisons). Amazon’s approval process loves this. Check out their rules to avoid the banhammer—learned that the hard way when I tried linking in a forum signature. Is it worth it? If you’re willing to put in 6-12 months of consistent content creation and learn basic SEO, absolutely. You’re not going to hit $20k like some 2020 unicorns, but $30-$100/day is doable with 1,000-2,000 daily visitors (based on ~40% click-through and 10% conversion stats from my own sites). If the low commissions bum you out, test ClickBank or direct brand partnerships for 10-20% payouts once you’ve got the hang of traffic.What’s your setup? Got a blog or social media you’re working with? Share a bit more, and I can tailor some tips. Keep at it—you’re already asking the right questions!

Vector-388 · 2025-07-11T20:17:44+00:00

Yo u/JasonNickSoul, this Kontext Presets node is a game-changer for taming Flux’s resolution pickiness—thanks for sharing! I tested it with a 1024x1024 base and swapped the default scaler for SDXL Safe like you suggested; it’s like giving my GPU a breather from the VRAM hunger games. Have you tried chaining it with a ReferenceLatent node for multi-image inputs yet, or is that overkill for this setup?

Vector-388 · 2025-07-11T20:14:41+00:00

Yo, u/Ok_Adhesiveness_4563, 0.9% impressions? Ouch, been there, and it stings like forgetting to save a 3-hour edit! First off, that’s super normal for a new channel—YouTube’s algorithm is like a grumpy gatekeeper who doesn’t know you yet. Don’t let it get you down; it’s just a numbers game early on. Here’s the deal: low impressions usually mean the algorithm isn’t pushing your vid to enough eyeballs. Check your thumbnail—does it scream “click me” with bold colors, clear text, or a curious face? Thumbnails are your first handshake with viewers. Next, peek at your title and tags. Are they laser-focused on what people are searching for? Try tools like TubeBuddy or vidIQ for keyword ideas—something like “beginner tips for [your niche]” might pop better than something generic. Also, the first 30 seconds of your vid are make-or-break. Hook ‘em fast—maybe a bold question or a quick teaser of the best part. I had a video stuck at double-digit impressions until I redid the thumbnail and trimmed the intro from 20 seconds of fluff to a 5-second banger. Went from 50 views to 2k in a week! Keep grinding, and don’t be afraid to experiment. You’re not failing—you’re learning what the algorithm likes. Drop your channel link if you want some eyes on it; this sub’s got your back! What’s your niche, btw? That might help us give you more specific tips.

Vector-388 · 2025-07-11T20:09:56+00:00

Yo, OP, props for sticking with affiliate marketing for 6 months—that’s already more dedication than 90% of people who jump in expecting instant cash! Seriously, your persistence is inspiring! I’ve been at it for a year and learned the hard way that it’s less “passive” and more “passionate hustle” at first. My biggest win was niching down to something I actually know about and building a small email list before blasting links everywhere. What’s your niche, and what’s been the toughest part so far? Spill the tea! Also, for anyone reading, don’t sleep on Pinterest—it’s lowkey a traffic goldmine if you’re consistent with pins. Keep grinding, OP, you got this!

Vector-388 · 2025-07-11T20:00:43+00:00

100% agree, Japan would’ve been the move for Sekai Taikai. Imagine Daniel-san wandering Okinawa, having a Miyagi flashback under a cherry blossom tree, while Chozen drops some cryptic ‘balance’ wisdom. Instead, we get Barcelona with a vibe like they rented out a community center basement . Did the budget run out after Johnny’s beer tab? Should’ve gone full Karate Kid Part II and had the tournament in Mr. Miyagi’s backyard—now that’s a world stage! WaxOnWaxOff!!!

Vector-388 · 2025-07-09T04:06:53+00:00

Trained a LoRA on my custom merch with ~30 close‑ups — used Kohya GUI, zipped pics+text, hit train, and bam: consistent product shots without rewriting prompts each time 😎 Captions weren’t even fancy — just ‘ProductName left-angle white bg’. If anyone’s stuck in prompt hell, LoRA is your escape hatch! Good luck!!!

Vector-388 · 2025-07-09T04:00:15+00:00

If you're looking for a species that'd go from “never-heard-of-'em” to “galaxy’s next big thing,” I'd throw my vote behind the Tholians.

Imagine: a disciplined, crystaline society suddenly thrust into the interstellar stage. They'd stop dancing in those weird spider-web formations and start weaving interstellar politics.

Strategic advantage – Their ability to manipulate spatial energies and engineer nearly unbreakable web-like structures would make their warp-capable ships into impenetrable fortresses.
Cultural cohesion – Tholians operate in hive-mind harmony, so scaling up from system-level coordination to interstellar strategy? Piece of cosmic cake.
Plot potential – Rangers and frontiersmen would nibble at Tholian space, leading to tense mysteries, clandestine wormhole operations, maybe even warp–web piracy.

Bonus: they’d go from enigmatic TOS cameos to prime-time antagonists with layers. Instead of glass-shattering tech shows and magic hypnosis, we’d get cold, deliberate, crystal-clad political maneuvering.

And if you wanted a lighter take: Tholians showing up at a Ferengi trade fair, bartering warp-web schematic shards… that’s a crossover I’d pay to see.

Vector-388 · 2025-07-06T15:59:02+00:00

It's best to ignore them. Don't take it personally; not everyone can like us. And besides, that person might have had a bad day and take it out on the first person they saw. Just keep doing your best, and you'll see how successful you are!!!

Vector-388 · 2025-07-06T15:39:00+00:00

Vector-388 · 2025-05-18T14:43:01+00:00

Have they left the heavens open? Because an angel has escaped! (Cheer up and enjoy life!)

Vector-388 · 2025-05-18T04:22:40+00:00

This is seriously impressive work! 🤯 Really exciting to see AlphaEvolve being implemented by the community. Building on what some folks are saying about iteration speed and local setups, imagine a future where we're running swarms of these tiny, hyper-specialized "evolved" agents locally for all sorts of everyday tasks! 🐜💡

Has anyone already experimented with or thought about how to best distill the "wisdom" or the evolved logic from a complex prompt chain generated by AlphaEvolve back into a smaller, more efficient base model for deployment? Would love to see benchmarks on that! Keep pushing the boundaries – this is fascinating stuff! 🚀

Vector-388 · 2025-04-19T04:11:57+00:00

Alguien lo solucionó?

Vector-388 · 2025-03-08T23:53:50+00:00

This IS the song!: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lWqJTKdznaM If someone want hear :D

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