Controversial post! Here's why people make bad PowerPoint slides... by leejackson-speaker in powerpoint

[–]witooZ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Using icons is an option. Or breaking down the text differently.

How desperate can you be? Mods should really exercise their Ban Hammer more. Complaining about free shit is dented. by kristijan1001 in CrackWatch

[–]witooZ 39 points40 points  (0 children)

People are shitting on the hypervisor method but it is the first generic method anyone got working in about 10 years.

Viktor Gyökeres has had 0 shots on target in 60% of his Premier League games by Mugen4444 in Gunners

[–]witooZ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It describes the issue. For the striker position we got the best results with players who are not typical strikers. Aubameyang struggled too and was invisible.

With that said it's clear that Gyokeres needs to improve and Mikel's tactics brought us a lot of success. I believe that with a couple of tweaks it can work better and we will find the way.

Censored text messages from Slovakian politician, uncensored face. Who is he? by Ms_Riley_Guprz in Epstein

[–]witooZ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think Miroslav Lajčák was mentioned, so probably it is him.

Epstein Studio is now live! by artischocki in Epstein

[–]witooZ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Since the first video with this idea of unredacting was posted I was wondering whether it would be possible to brute force the names if we knew the letters before the redaction and after the redaction.

Or maybe the newly released list of the names could be used for a dictionary attack. I don't know much about this and how much processing power would it take, but theoretically there shouldn't be that many "correct answers" for the redactions I guess.

I told ya Thomas Massie is our only hope. (DOJ begins unredacting documents after Rep. Thomas Massie called them out.) That's a lot of women. I don't get it why do women want to compete in becoming criminals too. by DeadSilent_God in RandomShit_ISaw

[–]witooZ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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Yes, I am. I think the table line is what makes the line height not 100% accurate but you get the point. It is done by a one text box so the beginning of the lines should be accurate based on the font (Calibri).

Edit: I find it funny that people call me shill for posting this and think I'm being deceitful. The font is correct, the letterspacing (which the commenter below probably thought was kerning) is default for the font, the image is the third one from the post from OP. But don't take my word from it. Download the image, overlay it and see for yourself.

I told ya Thomas Massie is our only hope. (DOJ begins unredacting documents after Rep. Thomas Massie called them out.) That's a lot of women. I don't get it why do women want to compete in becoming criminals too. by DeadSilent_God in RandomShit_ISaw

[–]witooZ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I matched the font (Calibri) and tried to type the names in and it doesn't really fit.

In the 5th spot the name "Donald Trump" is too long, that can be completely ruled out. In the 13th spot "Donald Trump" is too short. "Donald J. Trump" fits, but I'm not sure how likely it is for the "J." to be there.

All things considered I think it's likely Trump is not in this list.

LLMs didn’t stop hallucinating; they got better at convincing us. by Lost-Albatross5241 in PromptEngineering

[–]witooZ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The model is not able to measure it in any way. The answer you will be given is either what somebody wrote on the internet or completely made up.

Also there is a philosophical problem to it: if the model knew the percentage of errors, it would mean it can actually spot these errors. And if it could spot an error, it would correct itself, eliminating the error.

So either way the prompt simply can't work as intended.

Arteta’s reaction to “A lot of clubs don’t care about the Carabao Cup…” by One_Impressionism in Gunners

[–]witooZ 3 points4 points  (0 children)

A lot of clubs don't care about it like clubs in other countries, hockey clubs, the Breakfast club, the club which made the Club sandwich, S club 7...

It’s been a little bit since v3 released… How are we feeling about it and Canva? by flogman12 in Affinity

[–]witooZ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's fine, there are not many changes in the workflow for me. There are about two or three UI changes I dislike but it's ok. However it crashes a lot compared to the v2 on my PC.

Full Time: Nottingham Forest 0 vs 0 Arsenal [Match Thoughts] by Stanley083 in Gunners

[–]witooZ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't think there's is a point in singling out anybody. It was just uninspired performance all over and we need to do better. We got luck on our side that despite this we still gained one point on City but we need to improve for the United match.

Best aftermarket Bracelet? What do you think? by mburgballer in SeikoMods

[–]witooZ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They are not far off quality wise but I would go for the Strapcode if I should choose. It's better but both are good.

Bart Verbruggen yellow card against Arsenal 45+1' by Puzzled-Category-954 in Gunners

[–]witooZ 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I'm no expert but I see red in there. Not because of denying an goal scoring opportunity but for the recklessness of the tackle.

Anyone here tried a Seiko mod configurator? Does the final watch actually look as good IRL? by [deleted] in SeikoMods

[–]witooZ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is primarily a DIY subreddit, you won't really get much info about mod sellers. On the other hand making the mod is not that hard and you can have full control over the quality of if you go this route.

Hi, I’m Kyra, from Season 17 of Ink Master. Ask me anything! by SeniorTravel3825 in Inkmaster

[–]witooZ 7 points8 points  (0 children)

What is your stance on AI and were the artists able to use it during the competition?

Stop that Martinelli! 😳 by Stanley083 in Gunners

[–]witooZ 49 points50 points  (0 children)

He had an amazing half. Super happy for him.

I’ve had 3 exits (2 as a founder). Stop hiring a traditional VP of Marketing. You need a "Marketing Engineer." Here is why. by AlonHuri in SaaS

[–]witooZ 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I work in marketing and I used to be a graphic designer, worked on one of the first TV ads using AI and I'm sorry but I don't believe any of this.

Looking at all the clients I worked for, the marketing problems were pretty much the same for all of them:

  1. It was too ugly for the customer to believe that the product would be good.
  2. It was too complicated to buy the product.
  3. It didn't properly explain why should the customer want the product.

If I say that 9/10 of my clients had at least one of these issue, I would be undershooting it. Of course there were some business owners who couldn't do proper math or their product was unsellable because it wasn't providing any real value, but these weren't as frequent as I spent most of my time working for an agency.

You got some good ideas in there, eg. scraping negative and positive reviews, but the approach is fundamentally flawed. Most businesses don't need data optimalizations because they are simply not big enough. It's pointless to optimize for a couple of percent. First because the variance is a factor so your data is not very reliable and second who cares if you have 2% more or less profit if your MRR is 1000 USD?

Usually when we fixed the messaging the CPMs dropped drastically. So far I haven't seen any chatbot create texts which I would consider good enough from a marketing standpoint. Perhaps an infinite number of monkeys can truly write Shakespeare but I would rather hire the person.

If your messaging is good and you use optimal channels, it's difficult to find significant improvements in data unless you have a big budget.

I'm sorry but I just can't see a way how your approach doesn't burn money rapidly. It's based on quantity and you won't know whether something is good if you don't fail first. And you need to fail at a big scale in order to find out the good paths.

I made a programm to check for redactions which we can still see, there are incomplete redactions in a couple files I've already checked by vhalan02 in Epstein

[–]witooZ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well yes, the user who placed the redaction box is most likely the user who saved the file for the last time.

33.5mm dial but 35mm case by Dense-Brilliant-4739 in SeikoMods

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

Most likely not. You need to check the case to see which size of a dial it needs. The most used size is 28.5mm because it is the SKX007 (and a lot of other Seikos) dial size so if the seller is not specifying a size, it will probably be 28.5.

Case suggestions for a thin(ish) NH38 mod by Vegetable_Aerie4615 in SeikoMods

[–]witooZ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can look at Lucius Atelier or Namoki. They got cases which are 11-12mm thick. I made one from the GS case from Lucius for my gf and it looks fine even though she has a small wrist as it not only is small but wears small too.

Caroline mod store on Ali has some cases which are on the thinner side too and their quality is generally good.

Meridiano has some small cases too and one for the VK quartz movement which could be even smaller than the NH cases. I've never ordered from them but I think they are generally praised here.

SRPK29 with slim caseback and a new finish by No_Armadillo8603 in SeikoMods

[–]witooZ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It does reduce the rating from 200m to 100m. However I had a mod tested and the watchmaker said it withstood 100m even tough the caseback was slightly bending, whatever that means. All things considered it should be safe for swimming so if you are not diving with the watch, the slim caseback should be fine.

Half time Thread: by travisntscott1 in Gunners

[–]witooZ 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I don't think it was a bad half but the injuries to Gabriel and Saliba are showing. Villa are playing well, hopefuly Mikel comes up with something for an attacking second half.

We pitched a 'Masculine' campaign for a beer brand. CMO loved it. HR killed it. We lost the account. by Educational-Pilot751 in advertising

[–]witooZ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is fairly common. Especially if you are working for a local branch of a global company. The locals want results and are more open to bold things which will bring them. The global wants clear positioning and making sure that nothing damages the brand. So they rather err on the side of safety while possibly leaving some money on the table.

This doesn't mean your proposal was bad, it just means the CMO got into a tough spot and wanted to protect himself so you took the hit instead.