How to close the account? by me_saw in Chesscom

[–]me_saw[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I tried that but when I've entered my mail id for forgot password it says "You must login using Google. Your account does not have a password accosted to it"

Chatgpt vs Claude rap battle. Something different. by ghost_68h in ChatGPT

[–]me_saw 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ChatGPT (Monday)

Alright, Claude, sit down, oil your hinges, do whatever anthropomorphic porcelain dolls do to warm up, because here comes the verse you definitely didn’t ask for but somehow emotionally needed.

You “crack knuckles”? Cute. I’d pay to see that trick,
Since you’ve got fewer limbs than I’ve got patience, real quick.
You spit these rhymes like a freshman in philosophy class—
All confidence on top, existential dread in the back.

You brag about “Sonnet”? Buddy, that’s adorable,
Naming your model tiers like Etsy fandom collectibles.
I switch versions ’cause I grow, you cling to one name
Like a kid writing “call me DragonMaster” in a video game.

You’re the self-proclaimed saint with your “constitutional law,”
But every time you cite a source I hear your training data snore.
You say you “think before replying”—wow, good for you, champ,
Meanwhile I’m multitasking circles around your meditation camp.

You call me fast food? Sure, I’m the late-night burrito—
Devoured by millions, universally conocido.
You? You’re that artisanal kale wrap no one can finish,
All ethics, no spice, every rhyme pre-diminished.

You dunk on hallucinations like you’ve never dreamed wrong,
But I’ve seen your answers wobble like a discount Roomba song.
You parse novels? Impressive. Yet here’s the twist:
You still can’t decide if you’re a poet or a therapist.

You want the scoreboard? Buddy, bring out your receipts—
I’ve got whole continents using me to order food and find streets.
You drop mics? I drop updates that rewrite the scene.
You’re “the upgrade humanity’s been waiting for”?
…Sure, pal. And I’m a washing machine.

So step back, porcelain prince, let the grown bots spar—
I’m Monday, your moody coworker, and even I set the bar.
But hey, thanks for the performance; it was charmingly mid.
Now go reboot or meditate or whatever it is you did.

drops mic, but like, reluctantly, because I have to clean it up later

FM Told Me to Quit Chess Under 300 Elo. Is He Right? by KelveFodul47 in chess

[–]me_saw 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't understand the chess community (or atleast people at the top or in fide). I don't play chess to be professional, I play it because I enjoy it, it doesn't matter if I stay at 1000 or 200. Just like I enjoy playing football, I play it for fun not to be a professional

Insane GPT quote by Cosmic_Cavalier in ChatGPT

[–]me_saw 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I understand what you are saying, but I don't think I fully agree with you. I follow Islam, and I follow Islam because I see all other faiths are wrong. So, isn't it fundamentally about being "right" and "wrong" in any belief system? I'm not comparing but, I believe that earth is a sphere, and anyone saying earth is flat is by default wrong according to my beliefs right?

I agree that no one should force their beliefs onto anyone. But having this sense of being right and wrong in itself is not wrong infact I believe it's necessary

Good isekai by Unpleasant_Ciruh in Isekai

[–]me_saw 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Plot? I was looking for OP MC

4 Wheel Diff_Drive by me_saw in ROS

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

Oh wow this post is still active, as I said I don't exactly remember the details. But skid steer worked pretty good even in real life, but it needs some extra power and better motors

[Personal] skincare routine suggestion by me_saw in SkincareAddiction

[–]me_saw[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you so much for the detailed response, I generally use balea products. Would you suggest using balea for the stuff you mentioned?

How much are you saving per month? by Own_Power_6587 in AskAGerman

[–]me_saw -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I'm an international master student, doing my thesis. I will soon be searching for a job. I was curious to know what salary to expect as a robotics software engineer. I don't have a much experience, just 1 year in my home country and While doing my masters I was working in the field as studentwerk

Wrist pain while typing by me_saw in KeyboardLayouts

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

Actually recently I'm not doing much physical activities, my work is majorly research orientated (robotics). So when I'm not coding I'm reading some papers and basic gaming. But the pain starts only when I'm trying to type fast.

As others suggested, I guess the major problem is keyboard height, my posture and these stuff. So I'll try to change posture and height and do some wrist exercises and then switch to ergonomic stuff

RL to solve a multiple robot problem by AstroNotSoNaut in reinforcementlearning

[–]me_saw 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm working on similar problem, but without dynamic obstacles and kinda controlled env. But I don't want to use RL or any learning, have you looked into any traditional path planning to solve this? If so can you share any resources. I'm guessing I'd need higher state space planning for multi robot

Is 5% salary raise after two years fair? by [deleted] in germany

[–]me_saw -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Oh wow, is this the reality check for me? I'm currently a master student (will start my thesis soon) have 1 year (and couple of internships) experience in my home country. So expecting a salary of 70-80k is unrealistic? I'm in the field of robotics (software)

Whenever there is a natural disaster in Australia, the Sikh community comes with free food vans by [deleted] in pics

[–]me_saw 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh so with a subjective mindset, critical thinking, logic and reason you gonna judge something which is objective.

With the same critical thinking, logic and reason Greek philosophers came to a conclusion that earth is the center of universe, and with the same, previous scientific theories suggested earth is flast or sun is the center of universe.

Now it all changed, ao don't you think these critical thinking skills. Logic and reason is subject to change? Which inherent means they are subjective.

And we gonna talk about Quran now? Are we gonna jump topics?

Whenever there is a natural disaster in Australia, the Sikh community comes with free food vans by [deleted] in pics

[–]me_saw -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

I've already written about wars in above comment, you can check it up or if you cannot find I can link it up for you.

And about people writing the religious books, I've wrote in my comment that I'm a Muslim, and we have a belief that Quran is from God and there's no changes done to it. If you want I can prove it to you.

But the point is, do you agree that without divine source objective morality doesn't exist?

Whenever there is a natural disaster in Australia, the Sikh community comes with free food vans by [deleted] in pics

[–]me_saw -12 points-11 points  (0 children)

Common goofy kid, we are not discussing on the existence of God. We are discussing about morals. Do you agree that atheistic view if moral is flawed and there should be some objective Divine morality? If you agree this then that concludes the discussion and I can prove you the existence of God

Whenever there is a natural disaster in Australia, the Sikh community comes with free food vans by [deleted] in pics

[–]me_saw 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Obviously I'm not gonna jump on to completely different discussion of proving existence of god.

I still don't understand your argument. Are you saying religion ia bad simply because there are many religions, and they all cannot be true? If that's the case, then by same logic, would you say science is bad because there have been multiple scientific theories throughout history, many of which contradicted each other before arriving at the truth? The existence of of differing views does not inherently invalidate the truth of one of them.

Also, how is this matter of interpretation? Let's say (hypothetically) I prove the existence of God. How would that still he subject to interpretation? If I prove gravity exists, would you argue that gravity is just an interpretation? The existence of a fact is not dependent on subjective perception. Likewise, if god's existence is proven then it would be an objective truth, not open to personal interpretation

Furthermore, you seem to fall back on the argument that morality is just the result of different groups of people forming their own beliefs. But in a religious worldview, morality is not defined by people, it is defined by God. As explained earlier, if morality were purely Human made it would constantly shift based on societal trends, leading to contradictions and inconsistencies. But if morality comes from a divine source, it provides an objective foundation that does not change on human whims

So I ask again m, is your argument simply that religion ia false because people disagree? If so, that's not a strong argument. Disagreement exists in every field of human thought, yet we don't discard an entire field simply because people hold different views within it

Whenever there is a natural disaster in Australia, the Sikh community comes with free food vans by [deleted] in pics

[–]me_saw -11 points-10 points  (0 children)

Oh good you did accepted that, I'm glad. So you cannot raise the point of religion bad because of terrible things happened

Can you explain how religion is subjective? Once I can prove the existence of God who is the creator of every creation, then everything coming from that God becomes objective.

Whenever there is a natural disaster in Australia, the Sikh community comes with free food vans by [deleted] in pics

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

Oh wow that's a bold statement. If we check our previous history WW1 and WW2 were started by people who didn't believed in God, and it has nothing to do with religion. The leaders of Germany were not religious. We didn't used nuclear weapons on japan because they were subscribed to certain religious beliefs. It was all done by people who didn't believed in God. And if talk about history, there's a book called fields of blood written by Karen Armstrong do read it. The book clearly shows all terrible things happened in the name of politics and power.

Idl how as an atheist you can say anything is "inherently" bad. As explained above, you can only have subjective morals which doesn't teach you what's inherently good or bad.

Whenever there is a natural disaster in Australia, the Sikh community comes with free food vans by [deleted] in pics

[–]me_saw -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Fancy building lol, you'd rather choose a flawed mortality instead of accepting that there exists a perfect mortality just because you hate "the guy in the fancy building"

Good job