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When Andrew Yang ran for President in 2020, he talked a lot about the "Great Displacement." Back then, the conversation was largely focused on retail workers, call centers, and the millions of truck drivers whose jobs were on the verge of being automated away. People called UBI a pipe dream, a gimmick, or silly. Fast forward to today, and the math has changed, but not in the way the skeptics hoped. **The AI Acceleration** In 2020, we were looking at mechanical automation. In 2026, we are looking at cognitive automation. The rise of sophisticated Large Language Models and generative AI hasn't just come for the factory floor; it came for the office building. We’re seeing: ...

Hi all, It all started to try making my girlfriend drinking more water. Now my family in my home are using and we improve a lot our daily water consumption. So I decided to publish the app! Who knows, maybe can improve yours too! Now I need some testers to be able to publish in production. Could you please help me? Group (first sign up in the group): [https://groups.google.com/g/golinho-testers](https://groups.google.com/g/golinho-testers) App (make sure the group email is the same as your google play): [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pepostudios26.golinho](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pepostudios26.golinho) App Key features: Pet evolution (...

I have been dating my bf for 4 years, he was 22 when we met and i was 18. One thing i constantly asked my bf throughout our entire relationship to do for me was, stand up for me. And that never happened. It all started when I met his family i was fine with everyone, his sister who was 16 at the time wasnt. The first week of meeting his family his sister dalia told my bf that he should have dated a Mexican girl and told her parents and eventually everyone else, im white btw. I felt so humiliated when my bf told me and I didnt realize this was only the tip of the ice berg for me. So eventually I started meeting more of his family and she always said something about me when she thought i wasn...

When Andrew Yang ran for President in 2020, he talked a lot about the "Great Displacement." Back then, the conversation was largely focused on retail workers, call centers, and the millions of truck drivers whose jobs were on the verge of being automated away. People called UBI a pipe dream, a gimmick, or silly. Fast forward to today, and the math has changed, but not in the way the skeptics hoped. **The AI Acceleration** In 2020, we were looking at mechanical automation. In 2026, we are looking at cognitive automation. The rise of sophisticated Large Language Models and generative AI hasn't just come for the factory floor; it came for the office building. We’re seeing: ...

My name is Jeremy. I work as an Assistant Store Manager at a retail chain here in Colorado. Regrettably, I do not have many good photos, but all of the ones I have included are recent. My hobbies include reading, drawing, playing board games and video games, singing, and playing guitar (although I am just beginning to learn. I am also into nerd culture (science fiction, fantasy, comic books, et cetera). I understand this may be a sticking point for some, but I'm hoping to meet someone who shares my interests. I am 6'4" for those who care. I have been a Christian for pretty much as long as I can remember. I was baptized at a fairly young age, though I cannot remember precisely...

When Andrew Yang ran for President in 2020, he talked a lot about the "Great Displacement." Back then, the conversation was largely focused on retail workers, call centers, and the millions of truck drivers whose jobs were on the verge of being automated away. People called UBI a pipe dream, a gimmick, or silly. Fast forward to today, and the math has changed, but not in the way the skeptics hoped. **The AI Acceleration** In 2020, we were looking at mechanical automation. In 2026, we are looking at cognitive automation. The rise of sophisticated Large Language Models and generative AI hasn't just come for the factory floor; it came for the office building. We’re seeing: ...

My story starts in 2008...mom was diagnosed with cancer then died 2 years later...by 2009 i got my DUI. I secretly continued to drink. While waiting my DUI outcome, i ended up in hospital due to passing out on railroad tracks(kids found me and called 911) ....by the end of the year i successfully completed my court orderd requirements...fast forward to December 2025. At this point im going through 200.00 a month in alcohol up to 4 to 6 pints a week of vodka...functional alcohol...towards the end of December i catch myself going through half a pint and getting behind a wheel multiple times at 4 in the morning to get alcohol for fear of running out. I ask a higher power to give me a sign not t...

I’m honestly just exhausted. Lately, I’ve had countless issues with school districts, medical offices, businesses, and work, and these aren’t just minor inconveniences. We are talking about actual civil rights violations and companies holding onto hundreds of dollars for goods and services they never actually provided. I don't understand how this has become the acceptable norm. If you try to approach these situations with a soft tone, you just get ignored and steamrolled by the person committing the infraction. There is such a massive lack of reading comprehension, basic human decency, and adherence to societal rules right now. I know the world is a chaotic mess, but on a person-...

Made over 3 solana with the nanos wallet agents now. I’m super happy and will be buying 2 more agents today. You can cash out agents earnings every hour if you want. I choose to cash out 1/2 times a week (I’m not in a rush) Nanos agents earnings are backed by multi million dollar deals where for example you have a company that wants to provide ai services for their clients but they don’t have the software.. So what happens.. that company goes to nanos and decides on a contract for example company A (we will use this for example) needs 100 agents to handle ai chat boxes for their customer services.. Then company A signs a contract for 100 nanos agents for 24 months with nanos (for...

Made over 3 solana with the nanos wallet agents now. I’m super happy and will be buying 2 more agents today. You can cash out agents earnings every hour if you want. I choose to cash out 1/2 times a week (I’m not in a rush) Nanos agents earnings are backed by multi million dollar deals where for example you have a company that wants to provide ai services for their clients but they don’t have the software.. So what happens.. that company goes to nanos and decides on a contract for example company A (we will use this for example) needs 100 agents to handle ai chat boxes for their customer services.. Then company A signs a contract for 100 nanos agents for 24 months with nanos (for...

So this situation has been eating at me and I need outside perspective. My ex passed away about three years ago from a congenital heart condition. We dated for a while during our graduate programs, and he had this really valuable timepiece that he wore constantly - never took the thing off. Before he died, he kept mentioning he wanted me to have it if something happened to him. I thought he was being dramatic, but turns out he was serious because his estate made sure I got it. At first I kept it stored away because it felt weird wearing it. But eventually I had it adjusted to fit me and started wearing it daily. It's become this meaningful way to honor his memory, you know? ...

The story quick summary: a family of rabbits (one is the father, the rest are child/children) that are trying to reach their mother rabbit that has turned into human after eating enough human food. In order to do that, they must all turn into human by eating enough human food. Every time they ate enough, they upgrade into something (e.g. round cute rabbits that look like those man-made snow rabbits with leaves for ears in anime → stray cat) Chapters/details that I remember (not in order): 1. The rabbit family were on a toast in the oven that was cooking. They started ravaging the available toasts in the oven. By the time tho oven "ding", and the human took the toast out of t...

Hello Everyone, Greetings from the Complex Universe team! Alongside our Devlogs, we are now launching our **Art Log** series, where we will take a deep dive into the world and level design of our game. Our first showcase: The "Underground Boxing Ring," reflecting the gritty spirit of the 1920s. **The Boxing Ring as a Headquarters** In the world of *Silent Authority: Blood & Bourbon*, locations are never just background decoration. This underground ring we designed will actually serve as the Headquarters (HQ) for one of the rival mafia families in the game. Get ready for intense combat and raids among damp brick walls, dim lights, and ****** floors. **Investing in the Fut...

Group Decision – Random Picker Stop wasting time deciding. This app makes instant group decisions — who pays, what to eat, what to watch, who drives. How it works: Add names (2–6 people) → Choose a scenario → Tap START → Instant result Built for friend groups, couples, families — anyone who's ever spent more time deciding than actually doing. Free tier: 3 group decisions/day, 1 saved group Premium (one-time purchase): Unlimited decisions, unlimited saved groups, custom scenarios, no limits No subscription. No recurring charges. Pay once, use forever. Try it: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.premium.alegetu

My fiancé and I are eloping on 5/1 and don’t have any friends/family attending. We can’t afford to pay hundreds of dollars for a professional photographer but we would love to have some pictures of our ceremony. Is there anyone who would be willing to meet us and spend maybe 30 minutes taking some pictures/video of our elopement? We don’t have a professional camera but even phone pictures would be better than nothing at all. We are absolutely willing to pay for your time. TIA for taking the time to read this!

I **** our new district manager. The one from before was amazing, but this new one has way too many strict demands. Like selling the candy. The World's Finest chocolate bars were $2 freaking dollars and she expects us to sell tem each shift. The bars didn't increase in size or taste. Mind you, they use to be a $1. And now, they realized no one was buying them for that ****** *** price and brought it down to $1.25. slightly better, but still, harder to sell. And also, she expects us, AFTER WE ******* CLOCK OUT, to still stay and watch out assistant managers count the deposit and make sure it all goes in the safe. I clock out at 10 pm and now have to stay until we close. Our other Di...

A couple stories about my brother, the Kevin I had to grow up with. 1. When he was around 18, his father convinced him to take out multiple credit cards, telling him that if he just didn't pay "the credit card companies can't do anything about it". Despite both me and our mom telling him that wasn't how it worked, he racked up $10k of debt before it caught up to him. The only reason he was able to pay it off is because he worked under the table during the pandemic so he could collect stimulus checks. 2. When his gf was pregnant with his first kid, I suggested they get on the waiting list for a daycare my brother and I went to so she could start work again. She�...

Prior to covid, my commute to my county's CAO was an hour. Not ideal, but doable. Since then I've moved two towns over. My commute is still an hour but now I have to take the turnpike. And gas costs at least 1 dollar more per gallon than it used to. Driving to the office two weeks out of the month is costing me $350. And its killing me. I've already applied to and interviewed for the CAO in my county, but its taking forever to transfer. Which, I also find ridiculous you need to interview for a job you already have. I'm ready to leave COPA but I'm two years away from being vested in the pension and getting my student loans forgiven so Im going to continue to tough...

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