/int/ - International

>>23388 >You can write the worst bullshit, ChatGPT will affirm you and blow sugar up your ass It depends on which AI model and/or the way you prompt it. Two weeks back, I pitched my pet theory regarding a very specific subject to Grok 4 and asked >Is this correct or not? If it isn't, offer detailed proof or arguments against it. It was very happy to explain why and how it's wrong.

>>23408 Yeah, some people use it that way, but most people are way too stupid or in way to good faith about llms. There are countless vids and screenshots of llms confirming people in their psychosis and such. If you dont want it to be an absolute sycophant, you have to explicitely ask it for it, and I think thats just dangerous.

I just used AI to solve a mystery that I had been unable to solve for years. I knew than an ancestor of mine left Schleswig after the 1st Schleswig War but I was unable to find out if he served in it or not, I tried using Gemini not long ago and got closer but was still unable to, but there is now a Gemini thinking mode so I tried that and it managed to find a book of previously serving councillors for the various South Australia councils and it found him in it and told me where to find it and in that book I found a biography that said that he did serve in the war. It's pretty useful how it can dig so far to find things like that. I will try it on some other things but I used up my thinking mode allowance for today.

I have to say, that AI is pretty good at resolving technical problems. Instead of searching through endless forum posts you get a good overview of things to try and ready made commands to copy and paste. It helped me quite a bit recently.

>>23675 I'm so glad I don't have to read cancer blogposts any more with a 1,000 word 'what is x' 'how do I use x' SEO bait preamble.

>>23612 same

Reminds me on those Japanese bondage porn. Always found it to be some kind of artistically.

>>23716 Watched such a bondage show at the Leipziger WGT once and the yuge tripod the bondage artist used to tie and suspend his victim from suddenly collapsed into itself, burrying the artist under the model and leaving a giant, embarrassing mess in front of hundreds of people eagerly watching. Such a great laff was had that night and the pair on the stage took it like champs.

>>23716 Japanese stuff is always so creative. Why must western porn be so boring.

>>23067 I wonder why they don't show this photo of nerd in the government tv channels. Shouldn't the people know what a good right-thinking goy their leader is?

Is this the man that bemiched the holy reputation of the infallible paradise called Brazil?

>>23717 I still have a screenshot of your post somewhere where you went on a rant about Brazil and posted a pic of your injuries when you got attacked and robbed by favelados, I think, but it's on another computer and I'm too lazy to search for it.

>>23717 I'm certain he didn't mean to insult Brazil. Actions speak louder than words, and his government does literally nothing to prevent Germany from becoming Brazil with snow.

>>23728 Merz was right in his comment, Brazil that tries to use climate events like this for propaganda, power projection and economic boost, and they picked literally the most poor and lacking in infrastructure city in the whole country to host this fake event. They are so insecure and fragile took a small comment like this as a national insult.

How was it?

go eat pavlova, mate

Low quality slop

>>23626 It's okay. >>23628 But that won't trigger Germans. Though this didn't either...

Please resize your nigger images.

>>23528 *Boring

>>23528 It's nothing like a Roman Atrium, it's more like a corporate foyer.

>>23449 >>23528 Looks like something out of a 2000s game engine.

Can I come too? I would like to meet Morena.

>>23412 The Via Francigena leaves out South Tyrol and can therefore only be crap.

bro you have a fetish

>>23624 It's Atlanta, he's just mentally ill.

>>23627 but how can he polish?

The world needs balance after rightoids and nerds all import wives from Southeast Asia.

>>23580 irl in general Poles are very nationalistic but their hatred is mostly against Russians, and much much less Germans

>>23580 In my experience, Polish men have a sense of humour, the women don't. The latter were also fucked in the heda in general.

Why are there so many Poles in Germany and nobody had the idea of opening a Zapiekanka shop? I love that stuff!

>>23597 niche kinda filled by Käsestange and Schinkenkäsestange, no?

>>23580 Polish humour is kind of dry and disparaging, a little bit smug. Sometimes it's easy to miss.

Cats, pigs, ducks / geese, cows, in about that order. I like to eat all of these, too, except cats.

I don't have favorites. Picking entire species also has its problems because individual animals can be either assholes or the best thing ever.

>>23575 >individual animals can be either assholes >homo sapiens haven't seen any assholes there

>>23571 Ja frly :3

>>23592 If they were natural, they'd fall down more, they're too rigid

>>23593 Also, they wouldn't be perfectly spherical. Those look like implants designed by a 5-year old.

>>23595 Depends if the implants are above or below the pecs, those are most likely above and hence have a more unnatural form, but aren't in the way as much when the pec engages. And ooooh boy, would Bernd want to be present once those pecs engage... or any other large muscle.group necessary to bully Bernd into breeding.

>>23596 You literally had sexual intercourse with men that have such implants.

>>23598 Both kinds of implants, small hormone bee stings and flat'n ripped preferred, why yes.

>>23527 The smell of the food is nice, but the smell of smoldering coals isn't.

>>23524 I think making a barbecue in your veranda is forbidden in such buildings.

>>23452 >Others say it's some elitist hard to get government housing you have to wait forever in line and only politically associated boomers were allowed to live there I looked a bit into it (I can read German) and there was nothing I could find about that, where did you read/hear that? This is the most recent article from my resarch: https://archive.is/5tzOt >Immigration has made things messier here, with lots of trash lying around and old furniture being left in public spaces. I would like to see the police patrol more often to ensure safety, and from October onwards there should be checks on fireworks, because the dogs are so poor because they are afraid of them. Apparently sandniggers are ruining it now, sad.

>>23540 I don't remember exactly where I saw this, I'm sorry. There is also a documentary/film about Alterlaa that is very interesting. What I remember reading is that there is a long waiting list for social housing and specially for Alterlaa due to its amenities, and boomers lock young people out of it. Some people claim that not only apartments were designed for families with children, families get a priority, so singles are excluded. Also once you are in you can live there indefinitely no matter your income, you are still getting the subsidy. Some claim that the income threshold to be eligible for social housing is very high, thus it's basically subsiding housing for rich people with public money. Since historically the social Democratic party controlled social housing, there were allegations that people politically connected to it got priority to the social housing, trade union members, etc. I'm sorry for not being able to pinpoint exactly where I read this, I used to be very obsessed about social housing policies on the world and comparing them to Israel - where social housing is barebones-, and this criticism is often offered as a counterpoint to Vienna as a social housing power.

>>23524 very german to have the nerve to complain about neighbors while living in social housing