The cost difference between the Gemini API and the Claude API. Performance differences are negligible; in fact, Gemini 2 Pro has a much larger context window than Claude and is significantly faster. Claude should have focused on this instead building censorship skynet.

mass legal immigration, in its current structure, doesn’t seem sustainable in the long run, it’s essentially a dead end. for developing nations, it's basically a relentless brain drain. the very individuals crucial to their country’s progress are encouraged to leave for developed nations, where their potential impact is diluted. developed nations, on the other hand, have their own challenges: disadvantaged groups, minorities, and whole younger generations who deserve greater focus, a better standard of living. everything shouldn’t revolve around some imaginary race for acceleration. i genuinely hope skilled professionals in underdeveloped countries choose to stay and contribute to their nation’s development. with today’s technology, sharing knowledge and expertise globally is easier than ever. you can stay in your home country, build it & still make a worldwide impact.

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Keep following each other. It's the only way to keep your feed fresh & interesting. Here, you have complete control over your experience, so you also bear the responsibility. Following no. don’t matter here, neither do follower. There are even tools to remove inactive follows. Clients should make this easier, every social media platform does.

I'm currently 24, and if I had the option to go back in time and give my younger self one piece of advice, it would be to spend more time on Math. Why? Math is one of the most powerful subjects you can learn today; it governs almost everything fascinating you can think of. It’s the foundational language of all engineering and scientific fields, and maybe even for the universe, at least from our perspective. Even if you’re in a completely unrelated or non-technical field, learning and practicing math will still make you generally smarter. Regular practice in math physically changes your brain, enhancing its plasticity and strengthening the neural circuits responsible for problem-solving. Don’t just take my word for it, give it an honest try. After just one month of consistent practice, you’ll feel noticeable improvements in your brain's ability to process complex information, recognize advanced patterns, and unique problem-solving mindset. Finally, if you’re not a so-called “math person” (a notion I completely disagree with), it doesn’t matter. Practice it like an exercise for your brain. Even if you don’t become a great mathematician, you’ll be sharper and smarter than before. You have nothing to lose. Learn #Math #Nostr

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