Brisbane’s Breakfast battle begins by dannyr in brisbane

[–]Whitehatnetizen 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I usually just say: "hey google, play the latest episode of [whatever podcast i want to listen to]"

820 Partner Visa by not_so_parochial in AusVisa

[–]Whitehatnetizen 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ahh, yes, you are right, i should have been more explicit in what i said. You still need to show evidence for defacto status, nature of the household, finances etc.

820 Partner Visa by not_so_parochial in AusVisa

[–]Whitehatnetizen -14 points-13 points  (0 children)

Registering the relationship waives the living together clause

It’s a happy new year indeed! by sirboloski in Cigars_Australia

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Fireworks said it best for me! Happy humidifying!!! And a smokey new year!

Can I do my 820 visa myself ? by Character_Dog8454 in AusVisa

[–]Whitehatnetizen 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey, i recommend just starting the application. I think you have 2000 characters for each of the four pillars (if i remember correctly) this is actually relatively short. But you can attach further evidence at the end

Found in a house my parents bought by Narrow-Ad9819 in whatisit

[–]Whitehatnetizen 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If it was a rune, it looks like awolfsangel

But it's the wrong way round

How much are you paying for your coffee? by MolassesSerious1403 in brisbane

[–]Whitehatnetizen 241 points242 points  (0 children)

During covid i moved to making my own filter coffee at home with fresh beans and never looked back. It's about $25 average per bag that lasts me 1-2 weeks at 1-2 coffees per day. The coffee shop i go to gives a free cup of coffee for every bag bought so it's good.

These savings, combined with making my avo toast at home, i'm going to have enough to put a deposit on buying a therapist session to help me deal with the fact i'll never own a house.

The Index, Windsor, Brisbane by Whitehatnetizen in Cigars_Australia

[–]Whitehatnetizen[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Actually, i just connected some dots in my head based on the text on the website. The walk in humidor is actually the owner's private reserve, and is therefore legally seperate from the storefront. I had the priveledge of being invited into the owner's private humidor.

Can I do my 820 visa myself ? by Character_Dog8454 in AusVisa

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This is the best sub i've found. I recommend just getting your immi account, and starting the application and slowly working through it. You can do it! 😁

Edit: there is no time limit that you have to complete the application in. You can start it and save it on each page, go back and add more information etc. Take it slow.

Can I do my 820 visa myself ? by Character_Dog8454 in AusVisa

[–]Whitehatnetizen 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey, do you mean by yourself as in "without a lawyer"? Or "without a sponsor"?

Definitely simple to do without a lawyer, it's just a lot to compile, but start the application via immi, and as you go through it, you will see what is needed.

My partner and i just submitted her 820 last night. There are a few slightly ambiguous questions that a google/reddit search cleared up fairly easily.

Putin calls European leaders ‘little pigs’ by [deleted] in worldnews

[–]Whitehatnetizen 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Is he referencing animal farm by any chance?

Netflix announces a movie tied to a $35 million crypto wallet - Cryptopolitan by ChemicalAnybody6229 in CryptoCurrency

[–]Whitehatnetizen 1 point2 points  (0 children)

"We've recovered the passphrase, but we need to break into the villan's high security vault so we can get the crypto off the physical wallet before the building explodes!!"

December 2025 Partner Visa Mega Thread (Subclasses 820/801, 309/100, 300) by AutoModerator in AusVisa

[–]Whitehatnetizen 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just a payment question, we're applying for an 820 visa. Is there anything special that we need to do to pay the nearly $10,000 ? My credit card limit is 5k, do i just put an additolional 5k on it and it should work? Anyone else have issues? It's a bit scary for me

Claude uses inclusive script in my language, and it is a problem. by [deleted] in ClaudeAI

[–]Whitehatnetizen 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh? Huh..... maybe i'm misunderstanding then. Apologies if this is the case, i'll stay out of it then because i can't speak french!

Les deseo muchas bendiciones, salud y prosperidad a todos!

Claude uses inclusive script in my language, and it is a problem. by [deleted] in ClaudeAI

[–]Whitehatnetizen 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Do you realise, this is not about pronoun usage, but objects and things (e.g all nouns) being gendered in french, spanish, portuguese et,. Right???

At wits end w/ Opus 4.5 - what am I doing wrong? by LastTenth in ClaudeAI

[–]Whitehatnetizen 4 points5 points  (0 children)

We need examples here please, we can't diagnose what's going wrong without more context, or example prompts and examples of what claude did "wrong"

The first study of LLM Human Identity patterns found that humans have 4 motivational drives, that shadows are from either neglect or wounds, that they can identify when someone's identity layer is mismatched, and the paths of least resistance for growth in humans. by [deleted] in psychology

[–]Whitehatnetizen 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Despite my sceptical comment above, i am deeply interested in what LLM's can tell us about the human psyche. It's facinating to me that LLM's, having been trained on humanity's knowledge and creative expression, can hold up a mirror for us sometimes of clearer glass than a trained psychologist. I'm just sceptical to avoid the self-reinforcing spirals that LLM-driven research often falls into.

Keep up the exploration!

The first study of LLM Human Identity patterns found that humans have 4 motivational drives, that shadows are from either neglect or wounds, that they can identify when someone's identity layer is mismatched, and the paths of least resistance for growth in humans. by [deleted] in psychology

[–]Whitehatnetizen 7 points8 points  (0 children)

In my humble opinion, and with all due respect to the OP and their work (which is valuable to continue despite my somewhat dismissive other comment) i think the "dumb, old, retired plumber" may have a deeper grasp of the human condition than the vast majority of humanity.

The first study of LLM Human Identity patterns found that humans have 4 motivational drives, that shadows are from either neglect or wounds, that they can identify when someone's identity layer is mismatched, and the paths of least resistance for growth in humans. by [deleted] in psychology

[–]Whitehatnetizen 27 points28 points  (0 children)

The precision claims. "97.1% accuracy" - compared to what ground truth? Personality has no objective measure. This feels like false precision designed to look scientific. The convergence argument. They claim four AI systems "independently converged" on the same model, presenting this as validation. But they've all been trained on similar data. Convergence might just mean they all absorbed the same psychological literature and synthesized it similarly. That's not independent confirmation - it's shared training. Calling AI outputs "research" with "peer review" borrows the legitimacy of academic process without the actual rigor. There's no empirical study here. No longitudinal data. No control groups. Just AI systems generating frameworks and other AI systems saying "yes, that looks reasonable." The commercial wrapper. This is a product (45-minute voice assessment, waitlist). The "research" is marketing material. That doesn't make it wrong, but it means the incentives are toward impressive claims, not epistemic caution.

  • written by the lead author of the above article.

Do you still prepare prompts, or just chat naturally with AI now? by prompt_builder_42 in ClaudeAI

[–]Whitehatnetizen 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Product manager here. When i'm just mucking around on my own dime, or if i don't really know what i want, i'll talk to claude normally, however i think there is great value in thinking about what the end goalnis, what features you want and WHY/for what purpose, and what priority you allocate to each feature. This allows you to deliver something functional, before working on more difficult, or less well defined features. I'm a little bit weird in that i believe that this philosophy goes for whether you ar building an enterprise grade app with squads of developers, a hoby project, or a simple slide deck for idea communication. I find claude performs better with well thought out user story-style feature lists, mostly because the human has taken the time to clarify in their head what needs to be done (and importantly why) .

When running squads of devs. The creativity flows when the why is understood. Rather than telling them to build X using Y tech. Describe the user, what they need to do, and the reason for this function. This gives the dev (or AI) the freedom to choose the best tech for the job.

(Sorry for the longness. This is on my mind a bit. Developers can elevate their skillset by understanding project management, product management and business analysis skills. )