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underscores OP wrote

Some fish will come up near the surface, so you might see them or hear splashing. It's mostly the air/water barrier that makes it hard to spot them. In calm and clear water you can see through easily. Or just wearing goggles and sticking your head underwater helps you see fish better. I've never gone scuba diving but I feel like that's probably the best way.

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underscores OP wrote

Reply to just habits by underscores

bonus harder ones I don't set for every day:

  • think of the last question someone asked you
  • plan something and don't do it
  • teach someone how to do something
  • write something short
  • read some of your old notes
  • learn or create a term for a thing you know
  • think of something to talk about
  • do something self expressive
  • get to do something you feel restricted from doing
  • notice something seemingly simple that you don't want to do
  • think of ways to make habits more unique each time
  • decide you don't want to do something instead of putting it off forever
  • learn how to do something to feel less restricted
  • remember something new you thought of recently
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underscores wrote

Reminds me of how youtube's autocaptions just put [_] for everything, as if deaf people can't handle swearing or slurs, but everyone else can.

I think you're better off not having slurs, but if it's there in one format it should be in the other. If you do censor it at least do it where it's clear what specific word isn't being said.

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underscores wrote

I've watched videos making fun of this. It terrible, but it's at least unique and interestingly terrible. The creator also made an ai generated 9/11 video that looks way worse.

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underscores wrote

I feel like it might not get that popular. People haven't really been using that wording to refer to the current decade since the 90s, so it feels kind of dated.

Some other phrasing, nickname, slang, pun, or something could take off instead. I guess if there's some distinctive attribute to the decade maybe it'll get an adjective to contrast it with the roaring 20s.

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underscores wrote

I'm not sure when it'll collapse, but it's definitely a giant bubble. Between the LLMs, the massive enshitification the last couple years with almost every company trying to squeeze their users and business partners at the same time, and now most of their leaders openly aligning with fascists, it's gotten really bad really fast. The fact that OpenAI said they were loosing money on their $200/month plan shows they have no clue what they're doing, and are probably just hoping it improves into AGI so they can have automated slavery.

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