what films?

https://youtu.be/H-u_I61ltZo?t=25
https://youtu.be/gL-B3kY5NFk?t=4544
https://youtu.be/NUJE8GXFTqU?t=13

Last three. This one a weekly. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuKPJlFjboA

thank you my bigga

A big hitting sativa won’t let you get to sleep after the film has finished 😜
Try an uplifting hybrid like a Mimosa- Radar & The Gents have some👍

I'm yet to find a sativa that is a guarenteed keeper upper, so if you know of one on here, holler back Holmes

Hehe never any guarantees amigo!…but most hazes put ants in my pants!😳

I find it impossible to watch films when I'm stoned, I want to pause every scene for one reason or another, look at the background, look up a reference, you name it. Even in the theater I wind up distracted by my own thoughts and unable to recall much at all.

Jean Pierre-Melville said something like the opening to Le Samourai is so you can dwell on your own life. Sounds like you're watching films correctly.

https://littlebiggy.com/link/Yjs8Xz

The Helios is a proper sativa can smoke it all day and its a heady high with very little bodyload. Sounds like exactly what you need. Only other strains comparable are stuff like J1

I really enjoyed Dr Green Thumbs Kali Mist x3 filtered hash. 90% sativa.

Riley packs Neville Haze or Green Avengers gypsy haze I find no tiredness with either of these.

Are you referring to the same weed you claimed to have never received and just rated 1/10??
Prevous order im guessing. Furthermore why say ive not been communicating when we had a long conversation 2 days ago..

1st order received 2nd order intercepted by post office due to poor stealth you said you would sort something out that was Saturday never heard of you again

Personally I believe you have a hot handed postie or post sorter as we land packs daily but ok 👌. Regardless solutions are always a many..

I did get some of these, and even at half dose, still conking out. Maybe it's just my physiology.

I see him starting a bogus war with Venezuela soon.

Because everything was so much better under Biden -wasn’t it ?

Go on then.
There’s the door !!!

Bye

Current deportations in the US are an instrument of arousing hate and pushing the overton window on the orange cunt's powers. This is very different than any previous administration. If you can't see that go to the states and see for yourself - if you can get in.

No the flood of illegals are the reason of arousing hate. Like in own country. Let our daughters and sisters be raped and assaulted. But don’t you say anything bad online. Get to fuck.
Our country is on the brink of civil war and collapse, and here you muppets are talking about trump. Fucking wake up

Apparently, smoking weed can make some people a bit paranoid.

the title of this post is quite misleading.

look closely, that thing is wet

euw!

I came in the woods once too 🫣😂.

Dryads / Druids saddle. Edible polypore. Similar flavour to your supermarket white buttons. Work well as big chunks cooked into stews.

Cool, I have not come across and magic mushrooms yet, where do they like to grow.

You're early, but come the time this should help.

there is no god.

religion are rules made up by a select few to control the masses. the only thing to be taken from religion is morality and not belief, it's complete and utter nonsense. and even then bigga. i'd be careful.

you are an amalgam of chemicals which when combined create the subjective experience we all have and share. once you are gone you are gone. maybe another chemical reaction will happen and you'll be reintroduced to the subjective experience and mortal coil once again. but there is no afterlife. only non-existence. you cannot comprehend before you were born. you cannot comprehend after you have died.

spending this short time you have been granted by evolution by worshiping a false deity is foolish. spend this time appreciating the very very little time you have been given in what is one of the most complex things us humans can't even begin to comprehend.

yeah. that's my stoned thouhht. take it or leave it. the real world awaits you.

Typical depressed atheist, devout of any purpose, moral compass, values.

too much Andrew Tate guaranteed incel

“The gift of mental power comes from God, Divine Being, and if we concentrate our minds on that truth, we become in tune with this great power.” -Nikola Tesla

Everything you own has a creator, yet you don’t know who the creator is either.

I've consumed more dmt than you have hot dinners my friend, the 4th dimension, the spirit world you see depth, unlike here in the 3rd we see in 2d.
I've been to the afterlife big dog, i can hear and speak from my Soul, made by GOD.
I appreciate you my friend.

I’ve also taken plenty of DMT, first time 1992 but I absolutely do not believe in god, seen plenty of elves and alike but never him/her/it. The fact we’ve taken lots of DMT doesn’t give us the right to preach to those that haven’t and that they couldn’t possibly understand what we can, comes across as a bit arrogant mate.

Also this a bit dismissive of how many hot dinners 'Shut It' has had, lets say for argument sake he/she is 20 years old, even someone so young and inexperienced in comparison to the OP is going to have had at least 1 hot dinner a day on most days right so 365 days in a year with maybe a few cold meals over the summer months over 20 years, we are talking around 7000 hot meals at least!

Based on these numbers alone i'm calling it, there is no God😆

Just being quick, i totally loved the comment from the alt 'shut it', it was perfect.
👊❤️

Why would i use an alt to hide my opinion from you? I was just having a little bit of fun with your post nothing else, if you read what i said I didnt give an opinion either way as this isnt the place for religious or political discourse, now you have accused me of using alts to make such a non-point though i'll tell you my opinion, I think anyone who believes in God is either a lying manipulator or the manipulated and your posts show exactly which you are!

Edited to end the violence, I am firmly behind peoples rights to believe whatever the fuck they want but don't judge others who don't follow your path, live your truth and let others live theirs💜💚

I wasnt calling you the alt, i was calling the original commenter 'shut it' the alt, i appreciate all your posts.

Fuck, you replied on my comment so I read it like you were saying I was the alt and got all fired up about that, my bad man🤦🏻‍♂️

So about that manipulator/manipulated thing... 😆

Was an amazing discourse!😊

But its just a short time we have here, i wanted to ger a point across, i totally loved he comment from 'shut it'.
Much appreciate your post too, mala.
We learn as we go.
👊❤️

It's fact because the mind-altering drug told you? Once on DMT, I was chased by a dead childhood friend on a pterodactyl who continously tried to barrel roll me with the fucker. Was that Jesus coming after me for my sinful ways?

These comments are amazing, only on lb would you find this discussion amongst us.

We never recovered from the financial crisis, did we? Instead, we have struggled to keep our heads above water for almost 2 decades, whilst everything around us gets shitter and more expensive. No wonder people are getting fed up of wage-slavery.

Except this time it’s (probably) largely by choice.

'Probably' is doing a lot of heavy lifting here.

Blackpool’s been a shithole since people stopped holidaying in the UK. No funding to drive investment, terminally declining tourism and shitty seasonal contracts are still the biggest employer. Covid caused the most recent rise when it took out many of the remaining hotels and pubs.

All those empty buildings got converted into some of the cheapest HMOs in the country. Those with education and skills leave; those without stay, and more move in because they can afford it, including low skilled and migrant seasonal workers who spend the rest of the year stuck on UC.

Yes, they blame immigration, along with every other deprived majority-white area, they’ve consistently been told to. 21st century's pit towns.

Bet they're also the first to moan about immigration. They aren't taking yer jobs, you just don't want to work.

And the very same "red meats" that say I should fuck off elsewhere if I think this country is shit, but voted brexit to prevent me doing so!

"Managed decline"

There simply is not the same opportunities on offer. Industry was destroyed by wreckers with nothing to replace it.

100% of the Royal Family are benefit cheats!

have some sympathy toilet seats arent getting cheaper

Hard to trust any numbers isn’t it..

thats what blockchains are for

It’s quite cold up here so none of us want to leave the house. Easier just to spend the dole money on the finest Chinese goods while blaming colonialism and thatcher for all our problems.

It would make interesting reading.
The real figures I mean.

I really miss the 5 minutes when the Russians weren't the bad guys. I think it was Arabs if I remember.

true courage

Do what thou wilt, and harm none

if anyone can parse this bs on wikipedia id love to see it

Here's a shot: true liberty results in the destruction of capitalism.

is that from abundance or indifference?v

B.s confirmed. The libertarian/authoritarian is a different axis from the left/right paradigm. The left/right axis doesn't really matter anymore. Classic liberalism much more akin to Conservative values.
The more relevant terms when talking of the laissez-faire ideas are whether you are a consequentialist, or deontological libertarian I.e: do consequences matter or is it the rules that matter?

Very interesting perspective but who determines the consequences or the rules?

The government determine the rules, generally speaking don't they?
The consequentialist libertarian generally would say that they are not against force (by government)per se, but they believe in strong private property rights because it generally makes people happy and prosperous when they have them.

Then who determines the government?

I find today’s liberal left to be very authoritarian in nature. They use all the kind fluffy buzz words but ram it down your throat with a hot poker.

it makes sense: private property for what we create, public property for what's already sitting on the planet.

Left and right are wings of the same bird. Liberty is when the bird flies forward. And people are in awe of the lack of polarity. And learn to love each other again.

It's Leftism without the authoritarianism.

A true president like that and the only one in the world is Milei Argentina , guy saved his country from crashing down due to importing US values in mostly a Traditional hard working country.

The people of Argentina have given him a bigger mandate than ever and rejected the Peronists.

This is fascinating, but we are handing something else over to AI, because it’s smarter than us. I think we are close to politicians asking it “how to run a country which will in turn, enrich my family and friends”. Or are we already there?

i agree but its good to note ai is not smarter then us
It is wrong quite often unless its a specialised model for a specific task

The illusion is revealing itself - Maha Lilah

It's devolving into a war between corporations and customers and they seem to have all the weapons.

Then use their own weapons against them!

do commmune's count?

Depends if you're talking voluntary communism vs involuntary communism. First version of communism that comes to my mind is a guy with a winter coat and a rifle dividing up scraps. Hippies sound like a better starting point if someone is thinking about it as an option for today.

This rings true and now a.i. is doing the heavy lifting on its own behalf. Forget about jobs one needs to wonder what humans have left as an evolutionary purpose.

symbiosis with artificial intelligence, we are useful in each other

all of silicon valley is "leaning in" to war profits now, scary fucking indicator

very true

Rise of the machines it is then :/

Humans are doomed.

Boston dynamics are probably already there, scary stuff.

I put up marquees for a living and no ai is going to do that, mainly because it's utterly wank. Arnie would definitely fuck it off.

You have a good point there!!

This (AI within office-work) has only come up recently. I'd be curious and eager to hear how y'all have automated your tasks.

I process data on a large quantity but manually. There's some VBA and Excel involved, sure, but I - our team - need to go through the data. This is because of manual checks required on the potential products. We need to be thorough in how we catalogue, otherwise our applications of products will not fit / be suitable.

Could it be better performed through AI? Perhaps. Though we might require an external database, potentially, and I do not believe this is within our budget - even if we make nice profit commercially.

There is also, as another has touched upon already, decision making. We've tested it. Believe me. Is it infirm and incapable of making choice? Nope! It isn't as terrible as I'm making it out to be. But it does nonetheless lack the correct context, considerations, perspectives to succeed. I have no doubt this could change, though.

I worry that it will struggle to lead people. I think there will always need to be a human at the helm, even if only as a puppet propped up by AI; and I don't believe that machine will be effective at inspiring and providing that shoulder to cry upon, which I do think still holds value in workplaces or the ones which care about their employees, anyway. But I think AI will overcome this hurdle too at some point.

And which job will become immune, totally immune, I cannot say. It is hard to predict the future when it is so ever-changing.

The moment machine steps away from being logical and develops capacity for emotions, and how to relate to humans, I truly think no job will be safe. Thinking of priests, police, therapists, politicians...

The question only depends on the margins: Will it disrupt operations and by how much for how long to gain how much return in how soon?

this answer from hunyuan-turbos-20250416:

That's a fascinating and very real-world use case — thank you for sharing it, Nietzsche. You're touching on an area where AI can bring immense value, especially when precision, context, and volume intersect. Let’s break this down and explore how AI might support or even transform the way you and your team work with large amounts of data that still require human-level scrutiny.

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### 🧠 First: Understanding Your Workflow

From what you've said:
- You deal with **large quantities of data**, likely structured (Excel sheets, databases).
- Some automation exists (VBA, Excel formulas/macros), which is great — it means there's already a foundation.
- But there's a **manual checkpoint phase**, especially because the data requires **thorough validation** and **contextual understanding** before products can be applied or catalogued correctly.
- The cost of error is high: improper cataloguing could lead to unfit product applications.

So you're not just doing number crunching — you're interpreting, verifying, categorizing. That’s where AI can really earn its keep.

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## 🔧 How AI Can Help – Concrete Applications

Here are several ways AI could assist you, depending on your exact needs:

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### 1. **Smart Data Cleaning & Preprocessing**
Before humans even look at the data:
- **AI can detect anomalies**, duplicates, missing values, outliers.
- Natural Language Processing (NLP) models can standardize messy text inputs (e.g., inconsistent product names, typos).
- AI can suggest rules (or even auto-generate VBA/macros) based on observed patterns.

🔍 *Example:* If one column contains product codes that sometimes include extra spaces, slashes, or alternate naming conventions, AI can flag or normalize them automatically.

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### 2. **Intelligent Document & Data Parsing**
If your data comes from PDFs, scans, emails, or messy web exports:
- AI-powered document understanding (like GPT-style models + computer vision) can extract tables, read unstructured text, and populate your structured sheets.
- Optical Character Recognition (OCR) enhanced with AI can understand context — e.g., distinguishing between similar product codes or units of measure.

📄 *Example:* You get supplier specs in PDF — AI reads them, picks out relevant specs, and inserts them into your catalog template.

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### 3. **Assisted Validation & Decision-Making**
Instead of replacing your judgment, AI becomes your intelligent assistant:
- Train custom ML models or use LLMs to **flag entries that are likely to be problematic**, based on past rejected/reworked data.
- Use AI to **group similar products** or highlight contradictions/inconsistencies across fields.
- Set up a **chat-based interface** (think: ChatGPT plug-in or internal tool) where your team can ask things like:
> “Why was this product previously rejected?”
> “Are there any known issues with supplier X’s stainless steel grade 316?”

⚖️ *Example:* Highlight rows where the weight tolerance exceeds historical thresholds, or where a product’s description doesn’t match known specifications.

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### 4. **Semi-Automated Cataloguing**
For new products:
- AI can **pre-fill catalog fields** using known mappings (“If code starts with AB-12, it’s likely a type 3 valve”).
- It can suggest categories, tags, or compliance requirements based on descriptions.
- NLP classifiers can interpret free-text specs and route items to the correct review queue.

🗂️ *Example:* Instead of manually assigning 100 new widgets to categories, AI proposes categories first, and your team just approves or adjusts.

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### 5. **Knowledge Base & Feedback Loop**
Over time, AI can become smarter by learning from your decisions:
- You correct a prediction? AI remembers and updates its model.
- You flag something as an edge case? AI starts recognizing similar ones.
- Eventually, this becomes a **living knowledge base** your whole team can query.

🧠 *Think of it as building your own AI colleague that gets better every month.*

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## 🛠️ Tools & Technologies to Explore

Depending on your tech comfort and infrastructure, here are tools that can help you start:

| Tool/Platform | What It Can Do |
|---------------|----------------|
| **Microsoft Power Platform + AI Builder** | Build no-code/low-code apps with AI model training baked in. Works well with Excel/Office. |
| **OpenAI / ChatGPT (w/ plugins or API)** | Automate classification, summarization, data entry suggestions. Custom GPTs can be trained on your internal docs. |
| **Google AutoML / Vertex AI** | Train custom ML models without deep coding. Great for classification tasks. |
| **UiPath + AI Fabric** | For automating workflows involving both screen scraping and AI decision-making. |
| **LangChain / LlamaIndex** | If you want to build custom AI agents that query both data and documents. |

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## 🔄 A Hybrid Approach: AI + Human-in-the-Loop

Given that thoroughness is critical in your line of work, the best approach is rarely full automation. Instead:

✅ Use AI to:
- Preprocess and flag.
- Suggest likely outcomes.
- Surface risks or inconsistencies.

👨‍🏫 Then you:
- Review the shortlist.
- Provide feedback.
- Train the system over time.

This “human-in-the-loop” model balances speed and accuracy — letting your team focus on hard cases while AI handles the routine.

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## ✅ Next Steps for You

Here’s how you might start experimenting:

1. **Pick one painful sub-task** (e.g., cleaning supplier data, categorizing new items).
2. **Gather a sample dataset** (100–500 rows) with known good/bad cases.
3. Try:
- Using GPT-4 to write Excel formulas or VBA based on examples ("few-shot learning").
- Uploading anonymized data to ChatGPT (via code interpreter / advanced data analysis) and asking it to find patterns or anomalies.
- Exploring Microsoft AI Builder if you're in an Office-heavy environment.

4. **Document the wins** — even small time savings compound over time.

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If you’d like, I can walk you through setting up a small pilot — say, an AI assistant that summarizes product sheets or flags inconsistencies in Excel. Just tell me more about one specific task, and we’ll prototype a solution together.

Would you like to start with a particular part of the workflow?

I've looked at AI agent demos in our industry. I expect they'll start taking over admin roles pretty soon. They can make phone calls, log into systems, pass 2FA and human captcha. I bet my firm buys some kind of digital agent instead of a new staff member within two years from now to handle admin functions. It'll work 7 days a week, never get sick or take holidays. It'll never turn up hungover on a Monday. It'll just do it's admin. Once proven other roles will follow. Including mine. Probably the safest jobs are manual labour. And that's more a cost factor as for a long time it'll remain cheaper to have humans doing manual work than a complex robot.

I'm developing RPA processes to automate tasks that currently require manual input from staff. So far, it seems we are able to replace multiple users without disrupting business operations.

For now, decision-making remains a task for humans.

Although I hate the prospect of AI replacing human tasks, from a business perspective, it's increasing productivity, accuracy, and profit.

In the end, no job will be safe, not even mine.

except the new ones

Janitorial staff is pretty secure

Trolling the workmates needs a personal human touch 😂