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Politics › Re: See Expenditure Of Govt. That Wants Sacrifice From The Masses by QuinQ(f): 4:52am On Sep 27
Monkey dey sacrifice, Baboon dey chop
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iranian President Returns To Tehran After New York Visit by QuinQ(f): 2:37am On Sep 27
Biodun556:
A president was abducted in his own country by US, another president responds to every US attacks, made visit to US and returned home
Don't get it twisted. He is a nobody, unlike Maduro. The somebodies are in hiding.grin

Also, US ALLOWED it. He was heavily protected BY US while on the visit. The credit goes entirely to US not him or Iran. US can also easily kill or abduct him in Iran but that'll be a waste of kill. cheesy
Politics › Re: "America Is After Our Resources", Most Comic Sentence In 2026 by QuinQ(f): 1:41am On Sep 27
You are wasting your time.
Conspiracy nuts don't go by reasoning
Politics › Re: Campaign And Manifesto Flag-off Of The Pdp Gubernatorial Candidate Hon. David O. by QuinQ(f):
PDP is still around?
I remember when it looked like PDP would rule Nigeria forever.
This life eh
Politics › Re: Who Should Be On Minimum Wage? And How Should It Be Fixed? by QuinQ(f): 1:35am On Sep 27
Politicians should be on minimum wage and take a vow of poverty. In return they'll be honored and revered
Politics › Re: If Only Nigeria Knows How Tinubu Rescued Us From The Monumental Fraud Called Oil by QuinQ(f): 12:53am On Sep 27
TopBanter:
Okay don't sacrifice na. Your problem, your misery. The privileged are sorted.
Na wa o
Monkey dey sacrifice Baboon dey chop
Politics › Re: Anambra Govt Visits Umunze, Ideani Road Sites, Dispels Propaganda, Clears Air by QuinQ(f): 12:34am On Sep 27
Charlie Nwamgbafor is an
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Celebrities › Re: Sylvester Stallone Opens Up About Decades Of Anxiety Attacks by QuinQ(f):
Tough guy Stallone? Who woulda thunk it
Lesson:
Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a battle you know nothing about.
Another lesson:
Everyone has problems, no matter how much they seem to have it all together from outside! (Never envy anyone)
Politics › Re: JUST IN: Popular Chieftain, Baba Alado Of Mushin Is Dead by QuinQ(f): 12:19am On Sep 27
This life sef. Vanity upon vanity. After all the katakatakata,
RIP
Nairaland General › Re: Kobojunkie......... by QuinQ(f): 12:12am On Sep 27
lindqvistbergst:
Ok. Then dont rag AI as well. With Gemini Notebook (that's not Gemini it was NotebookLM) you can make videos nearly hours long with practice and start a faceless youtube channel.
Wow! Truly something to seriously get into.
Thanks a lot
Nairaland General › Re: Kobojunkie......... by QuinQ(f): 11:23pm On Sep 26
lindqvistbergst:
Nearly all llm have a form of custom settings. Where you tell it what to do once. Start using that not just ask it questions. And turn the cross conversation memory on for more fun.

And don't waste your time on gpt or Gemini both models are word policing Karens.
Thanks a lot. I might get in touch for possible tutorials, or some help while I sell-teach
Nairaland General › Re: Kobojunkie......... by QuinQ(f): 11:15pm On Sep 26
lindqvistbergst:
Chavvy. Im a cave man that taught myself how to use LLM over a year because I have adhd. The faafo method. Trust me. Its not that hard. Just have a little a chat with one and watch the patterns. Im not an expert. Im just amused by them. And I never said I was an expert. My brain does what they do......matches patterns.
Thanks a lot
Nairaland General › Re: Kobojunkie......... by QuinQ(f): 11:14pm On Sep 26
lindqvistbergst:
I didn't write the fruit and veg stuff. I just saw lazy use of llm and decided to show him how to do it more efficiently.
Oh ok. Thanks
Nairaland General › Re: Kobojunkie......... by QuinQ(f): 11:05pm On Sep 26
lindqvistbergst:
Check this to see how easy it.

https://www.nairaland.com/8755401/food-source-plants#140750784
I just checked it. Seems very comprehensive. Will give it a thorough reading later
Nairaland General › Re: Kobojunkie......... by QuinQ(f): 11:04pm On Sep 26
lindqvistbergst:
And notice firecrawl? Claude can do all kinds of cool crap. Its just the faafo method.
Oh ok, I just noticed the link.
How can one learn more about these
Nairaland General › Re: Kobojunkie......... by QuinQ(f): 11:02pm On Sep 26
lindqvistbergst:
He/she because im not sure if hes male or female and look at his/her dp. And im European and back home its apparently illegal to assume thats why I left and came here. At least Nigerians fairly obvious about the dishonesty. And I truly have adhd. Go check frut and veg topic and I show Nairaland how to get AI detection down almost 0% easily without trying.
I'm pretty sure Kobo was born male. I'm also pretty sure he had an abusive father who beat and maltreated his mother to the point he became very sympathetic to feminist persuasion. What I'm NOT sure about is whether he still identifies as male or now identifies as female.

**Can you.please say more about the AI detection and possibly provide a link to your article? Thanks
Nairaland General › Re: Kobojunkie......... by QuinQ(f): 10:47pm On Sep 26
In other words Kobojunkie is a man, or was born male but now identifies as female, AND is now heavily using AI or has been replaced by AI
Crime › Re: Man Accused Of Trying To Rape An Old Woman by QuinQ(f): 2:56pm On Sep 26
Thing with this sort of thing, it won't be his first time!!
Politics › Re: Don't Change The Subject, Stop Lying To Avoid Embarrassment: Anambra Govt To Obi by QuinQ(f): 2:19pm On Sep 26
Racoon:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3StugRl934?si=aNPenJFr-TzM3cqQ

Meaning Charles Soludo also lied when he used all the famed Peter Obi Anambra records to campaign then won the Anambra state election in his first term. So he needs to resign for lying to ndi Anambra.

This imp didn't even used Willie Obianyo's that was even in the same APGA but Obi's because that name commands respect in Anambra State. So Charles Soludo should please take Peter Obi and stop all these charade
Charlie Nwamgbafor is an
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Romance › Re: Why Do Some Rich Men Marry Runs Girls? by QuinQ(f): 12:58pm On Sep 26
Lovit:
I am married for over 10 years, who told you a former runs girl can't take care of a home or raise good children?

It's all about what a man wants and can live with

I have seen many church girls turned a disaster in marriage; many more abandon their husband for other men when things go south

if a man is cool with it, what makes you think he is making a mistake?
It is more than the physical. It is the genes passed down, the family and culture she came from the allowed that, the lazy and short-cut mentality that made her resort to that, the possible Okafor's law, etc. You are bringing all that into your home and into your children!
Politics › Re: Don't Change The Subject, Stop Lying To Avoid Embarrassment: Anambra Govt To Obi by QuinQ(f): 12:49pm On Sep 26
This fooll administration should stop disgracing abd embarrassing themselves!
Romance › Re: Team Hard To Get Girls by QuinQ(f): 12:44pm On Sep 26
Bestintheworld1:
I'm not responsible for your deficiency, ma.
You the one with the deficiency sir.
Your advice belongs on a thread where women are saying they'd become easy to sex, not on one like this where we're saying we'd be closing our legs!
Romance › Re: Team Hard To Get Girls by QuinQ(f): 9:37am On Sep 26
Bestintheworld1:
Everything you need to know is concised in that piece. If you don't have the mental capacity to understand something as simple as that, I wonder what else you can understand. That's why you need to use your brain more.
Oga what you wrote makes absolutely no sense. We're saying we'd be closing our legs, on same thread your big advice is that we close our legs. U ok sir?
Politics › Re: Subsidy Is Not So Difficult by QuinQ(f): 4:48am On Sep 26
givedemwotowoto:
If you take Nigerians back to when Buhari was borrowing to finance subsidy, Buhari borrowed about ₦50 trillion throughout his 8 years in office. That's everything he borrowed including the money to pay for subsidy

Now we no longer borrow to finance subsidy, and Tinubu has already borrowed about ₦116 trillion less than 4 years in office

What did Nigerians gain?

Anybody still supporting Tinubu at this point, e no pass tribal loyalty or direct/indirect personal gain, because even in war and ruins, some people are benefitting from the spoils of it.
I must admit there is some abracadabra there that no one quite understands.
But on paper removal of subsidy would seem to be a very very good though very difficult thing!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Hi. I'm Russian. Ask Questions (if You Have Any) by QuinQ(f): 4:40am On Sep 26
JoePeach:
I didn't understand about innovations in roads, okay. Then we also remove AI, science cities, and other nonsense that Russia already has its own. I know two things, but I'll leave it for the end, I'll ask the AI if you don't want to do it yourself. I first asked about innovation. The answer I got was a quantum computer running on fluxoniums, okay. Next is AI, in medicine, something biospeak, an ultrasonic scalpel.While this doesn't sound like innovation, it's in every home, right? There goes on about space, nuclear energy, the Siberian ring photon source, whatever that means. And then I asked him to come up with innovations that don’t exist in the world. The Poseidon apparatus is some kind of underwater unmanned thing with a nuclear power plant. Burevestnik missile with unlimited range and a nuclear battery. The wearable tomograph (GPT) should not be confused with the portable one, which is available in other countries and is much heavier. A robot for treating brain tumors with ultrasound... Okay... A portable bioprinter for wounds, but he writes that other countries are also developing something similar.Again, the quantum computer is mentioned and compared to IQM And it is written that they are comparable. There is also mention of a vaccine against COVID, which, by the way, has actually proven itself. But what I liked most was the synchrotron, whatever that means. It hasn't been mentioned here for some reason, but cancer vaccines have been around for years, and pills that extend the lives of animals. I also wanted to write about the nuclear-radiation accelerator for generating neutrons. But I don't know if it's already in use or just being tested.
You are actually comparing innovations of US in the last 10 years to that of Russia, which is truly zero. Wonders shall never end!
Politics › Re: Subsidy Is Not So Difficult by QuinQ(f): 2:31am On Sep 26
Sheuns:
Tinubu threw away a $500bn economy just to save $8bn subsidy payments annually.

And he’s called a master strategist.
To be fair, he also stabilized the Naira, got rid of black market, and ended the practice of borrowing at huge interest to finance subsidy
Foreign Affairs › Re: Hi. I'm Russian. Ask Questions (if You Have Any) by QuinQ(f): 2:26am On Sep 26
JoePeach:
Did AI respond to you about Russia's achievements? Or did someone tell you your opinion online? I literally wrote that if you consider AI's great achievement to be the race, its place in the economy, roads, and other nonsense, then in Russia everything is fine with that. We have two large LLMs, some smaller ones, and we're fourth in the economy. Roads are built regularly. In my home region, roads are renovated every four years, and they don't wear out quickly enough. And this isn't the capital, where the pavement is replaced every year. If US roads are an achievement for you, how about the annual re-pavement of Moscow's streets? Several metro stations open each year, from Moscow to neighboring cities. What's the situation with the US subway system? You're very biased, I don't know why or wherefore. But just try not to talk about things you don't know. You literally have access to the internet. You wrote to me about the US's achievements over the past 10 years. And you're saying Russia doesn't have them. Well, ask the same question about Russia, one-on-one. What is your problem?
No, no, nooo, US roads and renovating them are NOT achievements. Innovation is the achievement
Maybe you misunderstood the question:
What INNOVATIVE achievement has,Rusdia had or led this past 10 years?
Answer: ZERO!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Hi. I'm Russian. Ask Questions (if You Have Any) by QuinQ(f): 2:14am On Sep 26
JoePeach:
Look, I get it. I'm not going to argue with AI. If your definition of achievement is "Nvidia did something to Google and created AI," then Russia is currently fourth in the world in the AI race, according to AI. It wasn't a Russian AI that answered me, and it wasn't in Russian, if you're thinking about bias. If this is an achievement for you, then go ahead.

Now you can simply copy your entire message, paste it into a new GPT chat, and ask, "Create a similar summary of Russia over the past 10 years." He'll be perfectly happy to tell you what you want to hear. He also answered me about scientific cities, and about new roads (by the way, they really are updated every 4 years), and about satellites, and about life extension. It's all there, go for it.
Just stating facts.
Basically Russia has,achieved nothing since 2016.
Unless you call the failed invasion of Ukraine an achievement.
Ok, Vodka is an achievement of sorts, but that didn't happen in the past decade. MMM and that Russian guy that was seducing and videoing African ladies are achievements of sorts too but I think we can be forgiven for not counting them here!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Hi. I'm Russian. Ask Questions (if You Have Any) by QuinQ(f): 1:47am On Sep 26
JoePeach:
Okay, give me an example of any country in the world whose achievements over the past 10 years you admire. And what are those achievements?
Any country?
Ok, just off the top of my head, let's consider UK or US. Let's consider US:



The decade spanning 2016 to 2026

Artificial Intelligence, and Advanced Computing.
The explosion of advanced computing since 2016 stands as the most rapid technological transformations in world history. The AI Revolution and Agentic Systems: Following the public breakthrough of generative AI in late 2022, the private sector—led by US tech giants like Google and NVIDIA—scaled AI from basic text models into complex "agentic systems".
By 2026, AI agents are capable of autonomously conducting data modeling and replicating years of laboratory research in days.Semiconductor Onshoring: Through a combination of targeted public legislation (such as the bipartisan CHIPS and Science Act) and aggressive tariff strategies, the US triggered hundreds of billions in domestic manufacturing. This includes massive, historic private commitments like TSMC investing $100 billion in Arizona semiconductor hubs.

Quantum Computing on the Cloud: Since launching the first quantum computer on the cloud in 2016, US researchers have advanced past pure experimentation into "software-defined quantum computing". In 2026, hybrid classical-quantum systems are actively solving previously intractable problems in logistics and materials science.

Aerospace and Orbital Commercialization.
The relationship between NASA and the private aerospace sector has completely reshaped global space exploration.The Artemis Era: Publicly, NASA successfully inaugurated the Artemis program, sending the uncrewed Artemis I around the Moon and paving the way for the historic Artemis II crewed lunar flyby missions.Commercial Space Infrastructure: Space transitioned from strictly government-run territory to a thriving commercial market. With NASA funding support, private firms have advanced commercial space stations. Private-sector milestones like Axiom Space's highly successful private astronaut missions (like Axiom Mission 4) feature rigorous international science experiments.

Energy Production and Sustainability.
The US achieved unparalleled global energy dominance while simultaneously scaling alternative tech.Record Resource Production: Driven by domestic deregulation and expanded drilling rights, the US achieved record-breaking domestic oil and natural gas production, securing its place as a top global exporter and shipping a record 100+ million metric tons of LNG in a single year.Battery and Extraction Breakthroughs: In the private market, companies revolutionized the domestic clean energy supply chain. By 2026, Direct Lithium Extraction (DLE) moved out of the lab into commercial scale, using advanced membrane technology to recover lithium from brine in hours rather than months, massively reducing the land and water footprints of battery manufacturing.

Healthcare, Biotech, and Pharmaceutical Manufacturing.
The US medical landscape saw drastic shifts, balancing public funding with unprecedented biopharma scaling.Synthetic Biology & Programmable Cells: Reaching a turning point in 2026, US biotech companies successfully scaled synthetic biology, creating "programmable living cells" that act as microscopic factories to manufacture custom therapies and target diseases on demand.Onshored Biomanufacturing: Major pharmaceutical companies poured tens of billions back into the domestic economy. This includes landmark expansions like Eli Lilly and Company's $27 billion injection into U.S.-based manufacturing plants and a $70 billion domestic manufacturing push from Pfizer.Public Health Access & Regulatory Wins: Over the decade, public programs like the Affordable Care Act drastically lowered the uninsured rate, while federal agencies moved to remove restrictive "blackbox" warnings on critical treatments (such as menopause hormone therapies) to expand women's health access.

Domestic Infrastructure and Economic Shifts.
A massive wave of capital deployment completely revitalized physical infrastructure and heavy manufacturing.Civil Works Modernization: Public infrastructure acts funneled critical funding into over 200,000 miles of upgraded roads, 12,000 bridge repairs, and the replacement of 500,000 hazardous lead pipes across American communities.Blue-Collar & Factory Revival: A dramatic reduction in federal regulations alongside corporate tax overhauls sparked a massive blue-collar manufacturing comeback. Private job gains saw massive surges, with manufacturers recording explosive demand for data center construction, defense production, and advanced electrical manufacturing.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Hi. I'm Russian. Ask Questions (if You Have Any) by QuinQ(f): 1:35am On Sep 26
HeatSeeker:
Is there anything russian has given the world that is better than vodka?
Hmmm, I have to admit you do have a point.
MMM has to count for something too though
Foreign Affairs › Re: Hi. I'm Russian. Ask Questions (if You Have Any) by QuinQ(f): 1:19am On Sep 26
JoePeach:
China is the world's great factory of everything. I don't know how to answer that question. We joke, "Moscow has been transformed under Mayor Sobyanin". I follow large companies and invest in them, but these are decades in the making. In general, cities have noticeably transformed, even in the last five years. There's a literal boom in housing construction and renovations right now. Many projects are being built right in the center of Moscow, in the City. Digitalization of everything. You can access many services online, make appointments, and so on. No need to go to the MFC or wait in line... And the digitalization process is still ongoing; they created a digital ruble, but it's unclear why. But whatever. In foreign policy I think you can just answer "BRICS." All this news about the growth rate of BRICS More than g7... You know... Connections with large countries - China and India, literally a market of more than 1/3 of the world's population, rumors about the creation of a single currency like the euro in Europe.
You answered well and honestly.
In other words Russia has achieved a big, fat, NOTHING!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Hi. I'm Russian. Ask Questions (if You Have Any) by QuinQ(f): 1:04am On Sep 26
HeatSeeker:
You are better off learning about real russian vodka than the question you asked him undecided
Ok, I ask YOU a question:
Who Russian vodka epp??

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