Leo Gura

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  1. Eben Pagan's dating courses are top notch. It's not pickup, but more general dating advice. For pickup, old RSD is mostly all you need.
  2. The Fly is interesting too.
  3. Alien and Aliens are probably the best horror films.
  4. That is peak horror though.
  5. Tremors and Tremors 2 are some of my fave films. Light horror. I don't like jump-scares though.
  6. That is debatable. Touche.
  7. Oh, you mean like science does?
  8. That is not my take. But most horror is pretty trashy, and wading through to find the good ones is already going to fill your mind with junk. Those images of horror will tend to stick in your mind. This does not mean that excellent horror films don't exist. But as a whole, I'm not a fan of that category. And I'm not saying you are wrong if you enjoy horror films. I like A Quiet Place, for example. Not sure if you consider that horror.
  9. Cult discussion is over. If you think Actualized.org is cult. Leave. Save yourself while you still can.
  10. Just a reminder, anyone who calls Actualized.org a cult on here will be instantly banned. Take your idiocy elsewhere.
  11. I am serious. I will ban everyone on this forum who is incapable of learning. I am not kidding. Tread carefully. I am not going to argue with you about core things endlessly.
  12. You take me for an idiot. It it amazing you still do that after everything I taught.
  13. Of course I know that. That doesn't mean you won't get lost in local details at the loss of the big picture. I don't deny that local details affect the big picture, just that people are using the local details to get the wrong picture. There is no generic solution to this problem. It's all depends on case-by-case. That's way too oversimplified. I have not said otherwise. You are looking for things to argue with me over now.
  14. @Joshe The problem I have with the arguement you guys are making here on AI is that you are trying to win the argument on narrow technical ground: "Leo hasn't used LLMs to code, so he doesn't see how useful it is." But this muddles a larger point. The larger point is that even that AI will underperform in the long-run when all factors are taken into account. I concede the point that I have not coded with AI. I am looking at the big picture.