Took advice from the community last week, added heating lamp, more bedding, more hides, did a bit of rearrangements. And after 6 weeks, little noodle went after his food right away as I dangled the food in front of him this morning. Thank you all!
Got the little guy around February, ever since I brought him home he has been eating every week until all of a sudden he just stopped.
It’s been 6 weeks now and I have tried everything, from scenting mice with tuna juice or salmon to braining. Nothing works :(
I attached my setup pic, there is a heating pad on the right side of the enclosure. And also some pictures of the poor little guy, his neck? (Not sure how to call it but the section behind his head) is very skinny and wrinkly. Please help not sure what to do.
First of all, holding 2800 shares of Reddit.
Genuine question regarding data for AI training, considering google owning YouTube which has tons of information through all kinds of video contents and transcript. Wouldn’t that post a risk to how heavily others are relying on Reddit and potentially take away Reddit’s shares/profitability in the near future? I know authentic human interaction going forward can be very rare and valuable, but it might just stay as a niche. Like how you have all these manufacturing furnitures for the mass but you also have these high end craftsmanship furniture only appealing to a few.
What convinces you that Reddit can grow way larger than it can like 5 to 10x?