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My Alpha mate wrapped me like a mummy and hung me at the school gate. "Delilah wanted to see one. Had to deliver." 17 years of love. Destroyed for his new lover's joke. Hundreds of phones are filming. Hundreds of people are laughing. No one helped. And my dear mate? He walked away holding her hand. Everyone thought I'd break. They were wrong. I left. Found a new Alpha mate. Built a new life. Now? Rayn's begging on my doorstep. "Please, Isla. I'm sorry." Too late, Rayn. I'm someone else's Luna now. The equipment shed smelled like rust and old sweat. I was alone—like always—stacking combat pads after P.E. Coach ha...

Everyone here knows you can use LLMs for dialogue (debatable whether the quality is good), but that is only the beginning. LLMs in games can unlock things that used to be impossible, or at least impractical. Reactive worlds, characters with real memory, information that spreads unevenly, pacing that responds to the player instead of a timer. None of this is new as an \*idea\*. It’s just that building it by hand always cost a bunch or virtually impossible at scale. The catch is that LLMs don’t slot cleanly into the way most games are built. You can’t just drop one in where a dialogue tree used to be and expect magic. It requires a different way of thinking, less about authoring specifi...

I think im a great person, if i was someone else I would love to be friends with me. I really don’t have any major behavioral problems because being a bit quiet and reserved. My issue is that i keep getting dumped/ghosted by literally everyone I start to enjoy having in my life. It goes for both guys and girls, friendships and relationships, I always get dumped after about 10-20 meet-ups/ dates. Its around the same reason every time too: “I don’t have time for friends/relationships right now” “I’m just not ready for a friendship/relationship” “I need to focus on other problems” Its one of those every single time or they just straight up ghost me. This has been happening...

I have several items I received over the last 10 days or so and I'm going to break these up. These had some special circumstances around them so I want to highlight them first. I also love giving shout-outs to good sellers and that definitely happened with some of them. First up are a couple of Polish 8 hour rations. I ordered them originally from east-sector on eBay way back in July/August 2025. Those original ones were raided by customs. I reached out and he said he'd resend them and we did a test order that came through fine. Like 2 days later Poland stopped shipping to the US. Fast forward to February and I was going through old messages and reached out to see if shipping had...

Building a website is one of those tasks that looks simple until you actually sit down and try to do it. You tell yourself it’s just a few pages. A homepage, a services page, an about page, maybe a contact page. You install WordPress, open Elementor, and you’re ready to go. Then the reality hits. The layout looks empty. The spacing feels awkward. The fonts don’t match. The colors look off. The buttons don’t feel “clickable.” Your page sections don’t flow. You fix one thing and another breaks, especially on mobile. After a few hours, you realize you haven’t even written your content yet, and you’re already exhausted from design decisions. That’s when most people either ...

Everyone here knows you can use LLMs for dialogue (debatable whether the quality is good), but that is only the beginning. LLMs in games can unlock things that used to be impossible, or at least impractical. Reactive worlds, characters with real memory, information that spreads unevenly, pacing that responds to the player instead of a timer. None of this is new as an \*idea\*. It’s just that building it by hand always cost a bunch or virtually impossible at scale. The catch is that LLMs don’t slot cleanly into the way most games are built. You can’t just drop one in where a dialogue tree used to be and expect magic. It requires a different way of thinking, less about authoring specifi...

I think im a great person, if i was someone else I would love to be friends with me. I really don’t have any major behavioral problems because being a bit quiet and reserved. My issue is that i keep getting dumped/ghosted by literally everyone I start to enjoy having in my life. It goes for both guys and girls, friendships and relationships, I always get dumped after about 10-20 meet-ups/ dates. Its around the same reason every time too: “I don’t have time for friends/relationships right now” “I’m just not ready for a friendship/relationship” “I need to focus on other problems” Its one of those every single time or they just straight up ghost me. This has been happening...

Hey! I'll try my best to keep this story as short as possible. i (20f) have moved in with my roommate (20f) in september for college, we didnt know each other before but needed a place so we decided to rent one together, so the costs were smaller n everything. everything was fine at first, we got along quite well. then it all started going downhill. we had two separate rooms, separate kitchen and a living room. when i had guests over, they werent in her way, when she did they werent in my way either. i got really ill around a month ago and needed someone to care for me. had a horrible case of mononucleosis that made me unable to function, my mum knew about it asked me to ask my...

Everyone here knows you can use LLMs for dialogue (debatable whether the quality is good), but that is only the beginning. LLMs in games can unlock things that used to be impossible, or at least impractical. Reactive worlds, characters with real memory, information that spreads unevenly, pacing that responds to the player instead of a timer. None of this is new as an \*idea\*. It’s just that building it by hand always cost a bunch or virtually impossible at scale. The catch is that LLMs don’t slot cleanly into the way most games are built. You can’t just drop one in where a dialogue tree used to be and expect magic. It requires a different way of thinking, less about authoring specifi...

Everyone here knows you can use LLMs for dialogue (debatable whether the quality is good), but that is only the beginning. LLMs in games can unlock things that used to be impossible, or at least impractical. Reactive worlds, characters with real memory, information that spreads unevenly, pacing that responds to the player instead of a timer. None of this is new as an \*idea\*. It’s just that building it by hand always cost a bunch or virtually impossible at scale. The catch is that LLMs don’t slot cleanly into the way most games are built. You can’t just drop one in where a dialogue tree used to be and expect magic. It requires a different way of thinking, less about authoring specifi...

Everyone here knows you can use LLMs for dialogue (debatable whether the quality is good), but that is only the beginning. LLMs in games can unlock things that used to be impossible, or at least impractical. Reactive worlds, characters with real memory, information that spreads unevenly, pacing that responds to the player instead of a timer. None of this is new as an \*idea\*. It’s just that building it by hand always cost a bunch or virtually impossible at scale. The catch is that LLMs don’t slot cleanly into the way most games are built. You can’t just drop one in where a dialogue tree used to be and expect magic. It requires a different way of thinking, less about authoring specifi...

Hey! I've been working on a game called Master of Swing. The idea is simple — grab ropes, swing, and jump to the next one. Miss and you fall. That's it. But it gets hard fast. The ropes get shorter, gravity ramps up, and some ropes snap after a few seconds. There are 3 worlds — jungle (vines), dungeon (chains), and farm (ropes). Each plays a little different. It's free on the App Store if anyone wants to try it: [https://apps.apple.com/us/app/master-of-swing/id1579212904](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/master-of-swing/id1579212904) Would love to hear what you think. What's your high score? Mine's embarrassingly low 😅 https://reddit.com/link/1sg7u33/video...

We live in Merida but head over to QR several times per year for a change of scenery and pace. We have been pretty much just renting condos in Puerto Aventuras as we love the laid back vibe, boats and dining scene there. We haven't been to any AI for probably 10 or more years (Royal Decameron and Riu being the 2 main chains we have stayed at), and we've been watching a ton of YouTube videos. We will probably go in June when its low season and are looking for a place that has great views from your balcony, great food, good lobby bar kind of scene and most importantly a chill environment but with some fun entertainment. So far, the two best ones seem to be the Riu Latino or the Ri...

I will start by saying I support the use of thermal bag. It kept the food hot and not stink the car as much so I'm not against it. But I see now more and more restaurants will not give you the order until you walk back to your car and bring them the giant bag just for them to see it. Like why? It wastes a lot of my time and for some reason my bag is very flimsy and it usually not holding its shape when I hold it up with something inside (so maybe any good recs for new bag?) It works best if it's just left in my passenger seat and I just put food in it when I got back to my car. Sometimes I just have to cancel because the restaurant is in a shopping centre and I don't wanna g...

I’m almost 69 but I feel much younger. No health problems, thankfully. I walk 20-30 minutes daily and go to a pretty hot yoga class 3-4x per week. I love to hike on trips (not at home; we live in flat Texas). My diet is healthy ish-no fried food, no fast food. Ever. I like all cuisines and am a good cook. But I am hanging onto 35 extra pounds and **** it. I tried semaglutide shots but the horrible side effects weren’t worth it. I do love wine but keep it to one glass with dinner. If I drink anything else, it has no sugar. I love drinking water. Blood work at my annual exam came back perfect, so no thyroid issues. What am I doing wrong? What’s a good diet? I did WW some years ago. I...

A lot of people say the hard part of Ozempic or Zepbound isn’t only the food. It’s the comments. “That’s all?” “Didn’t you like it?” “You barely ate.” “Why are you eating like a bird?” For many people, family dinners get emotional fast because food is tied to love, routine, and effort. A partner cooks, a parent cooks, somebody brings a favorite dish, and now appetite is tiny and the old eating patterns are gone. A lot of us have probably realized that long explanations usually don’t help much. Calm short answers usually work better. How are people here handling family meals on Wegovy, Ozempic, or Zepbound without turning every dinner into a whole discussio...

I learned today that weight loss is not just about calorie deficit and spending hours in the gym. Exercise is great for overall health but contributes minimally to weight loss. A calorie deficit is part of it but WAYYY deeper. Of course you eat less and drop weight overtime but you could also eat less and not drop a single pound because insulin is what's responsible for storing and burning FAT, not the calories. A person can eat 1500 cals, be in a deficit and not lose a single pound because the food consumed were high insulin-spiking foods. When everything is balanced, THAT is when the body says cool we can discard some of this reserved fat. When it's unbalanced, you lose super slo...

Everyone here knows you can use LLMs for dialogue (debatable whether the quality is good), but that is only the beginning. LLMs in games can unlock things that used to be impossible, or at least impractical. Reactive worlds, characters with real memory, information that spreads unevenly, pacing that responds to the player instead of a timer. None of this is new as an \*idea\*. It’s just that building it by hand always cost a bunch or virtually impossible at scale. The catch is that LLMs don’t slot cleanly into the way most games are built. You can’t just drop one in where a dialogue tree used to be and expect magic. It requires a different way of thinking, less about authoring specifi...

I had a weird experience at “bibi” and I’d love restaurant owners to explain this. The menu listed a”plat tunisien” at 14 DT, but when I went to pay, the employee said it’s actually 15.5 DT because it’s “imported” and they add 1.5 DT. This wasn’t mentioned anywhere on the menu. Is this normal practice? Shouldn’t the displayed menu price be the final price? It honestly felt a bit shady, especially since the food itself was almost bad and didn’t justify the price. Would love to hear how pricing like this is supposed to work.