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RevolutionaryHat8988 t1_jefyxp0 wrote

Reply to 42M 40F 17yr relationship - Husband trying not to look elsewhere for sexual gratification by ThrowRA9985

Cam girls are not cheating. Period.

They are at worse a release.

I’d suggest you get into therapy. But I’d do it as a couple.

I think you may find, unless there is a medical reason, that the two of you have incompatible libidos.

If this is the case then my guess is you will either have to accept it or consider your situation and possibly look to part ways.

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DoodDoes OP t1_jefyxly wrote

Reply to comment by Tall_Toad in Not you too… by DoodDoes

I mean certain things sure, but the stuff that my parents did that I didn’t like I will never do. Ill probably end up doing stuff my sister hated lol

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EndoExo t1_jefyxhm wrote

Reply to comment by kuahara in TIL: About Earth trojans. Two asteroids that share our orbit, leading us around the sun. by RevolutionaryAd94

If they're in our orbit and orbiting the sun at the same rate, there's no chance of them hitting us. We keep the same distance apart at all times. It's asteroids crossing our orbit that have a chance to hit us.

But it's not actually in the exact same orbit. It moves around a Lagrange point where the Earth-Sun gravity interaction creates a stable zone to hang out with us while we move around the Sun.

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gamergeek17 t1_jefywsu wrote

Reply to The Metro is the reason my car stays in the garage for weeks at a time. Without it, I would be driving 3-4 days a week. How much more frequently would you be driving if it weren’t for the Metro? by SuperBethesda

I’d go from driving 2 days a week for work to 5. I only drive those 2 days because I have to go from DC out to Maryland and it’s not convenient at all to metro/bus to that area. I’d prefer to not drive at all and just metro/walk.

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Dapper_Cherry1025 t1_jefywqj wrote

Reply to comment by KerfuffleV2 in [P] Introducing Vicuna: An open-source language model based on LLaMA 13B by Business-Lead2679

Well, that's probably because I specifically asked it to use an internal monologue. I think what I'm trying to say is that each part of its response does seem to flow in a logical way that I found easy to understand. Heck, when I refined my prompt down for 3.5 I was able to get it to admit that it couldn't come up with a solution when I tried to get a more complicated example.

I also find it very interesting that when chatgpt starts a sentence with something like "Yes, because..." I know right away that the answer is probably incorrect, because after it replies "Yes" it will then try to justify the yes even if it is wrong. However, if you can get it to investigate a problem like shown in the example it can actually try different things before arriving at a solution.

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