Hello mindplex community, whishing u a great /productive week ,I just wanted to let you know that it has been a while since we surpassed 10K🎊🎊 installs on our android app.

If you have not installed it yet , you can get it on here . DONT FORGET TO SHARE THIS WITH YOUR NETWORK !!

Thank you all.

As a seasoned entrepreneur, I prided myself on due diligence. But when an associate introduced me to a "high-yield crypto platform" backed by polished presentations and fake regulatory licenses, I let my guard down. The platform promised 25% monthly returns through "algorithmic trading." I poured in $775,000 USDT, For months, the dashboard showed soaring profits. Then, the withdrawal requests stalled. Excuses turned to silence. The platform’s domain expired. My heart sank: I’d been ensnared by scam. The loss was paralyzing. My family’s future hung in the balance. Lawyers warned that cross-border crypto scams were nearly impossible to prosecute. I spent sleepless nights scouring blockchain explorers, tracing my USDT to anonymous wallets, but hit dead ends. Then, a cybersecurity contact mentioned Dexdert Net Recovery, a firm with a reputation for untangling sophisticated crypto fraud, desperate, I reached out.

Dexdert’s team responded promptly, exuding professionalism. They asked for transaction records, wallet addresses, and scammer communications. Their transparency stood out—no upfront fees, just a contingency plan explaining their approach: tracing blockchain transactions, collaborating with exchanges, and leveraging legal channels. Though complex, it reassured me.

Weeks passed with regular updates. Dexdert’s experts traced my USDT to a wallet flagged for scams. Dexdert’s persistence was unwavering. They worked tirelessly and successfully recovered my funds, My $775,000 USDT was secured in a new wallet, verified by my own eyes. Relief washed over me—I’d regained control, they restored my faith. To others, I urge: research thoroughly, question "too good" offers, and act swiftly if scammed. While not all stories end like mine, Dexdert’s Net expertise turned my despair into hope—a second chance I’ll never take for granted.

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My favorite search engine can now tackle more tasks directly inside Perplexity: The AI search startup just released a new set of “answer tabs” that let you filter for images, videos, shopping, and other specific formats. A “travel” tab, for example, lets you see a list of top hotels and even book a stay at your favorite without having to navigate away from the app.

What does it mean to you? For anyone who’s ever felt overwhelmed by endless browser tabs or clunky search results, this update could be a game-changer. Picture planning a trip without hopping between a dozen websites—Perplexity’s new tabs bring the answers (and actions) right to you in seconds. Whether you’re hunting for a hotel, scoping out a product to buy, or just browsing for inspiration, it’s a smoother, one-stop experience. It’s not just about convenience; it’s about reclaiming a bit of your time and sanity in an online world that often feels like a maze.

Excited to Join Mindplex!

Hello, Mindplex community! I’m Bushra Kidanemariam Bersoma, and I’m thrilled to be a part of this amazing platform. As a full-stack web developer and lecturer at Debre Berhan University, I’m passionate about technology, education, and continuous learning.

I look forward to sharing my insights, collaborating with fellow tech enthusiasts, and exploring AI’s potential in education and web development. Let's connect and learn together!

Stay tuned for more posts!

This is very good, made by Llama 3.1:

**1. Brandy Blazer**

* 1 1/2 oz brandy

* 1/2 oz honey syrup

* 1/2 oz passionfruit juice

* 1/4 oz gingerbread syrup

* Dash of angostura bitters

* Ice

* Orange twist, for garnish

Combine brandy, honey syrup, passionfruit juice, and gingerbread syrup in a shaker filled with ice. Add a dash of angostura bitters and shake until chilled. Strain into a coupe glass and garnish with an orange twist.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4VrLQXR7mKU

Dutch Oscar winning short film "I'm Not a Robot", has some Black Mirror vibes to it, pretty nice one!

I have a great news to sharw with you. We have unlocked Big Milestone!

The Mindplex Community has done it again! Our app has officially surpassed 10,000+ downloads on the Play Store—thanks to every single one of you. This is more than just a number; it’s proof that a decentralized, AI-powered, blockchain-based media and social platform isn’t just a dream—it’s happening.

Mindplex is shaping up to be a space where ideas thrive, merits are rewarded, and voices are truly valued. But we’re just getting started.

Let’s keep the momentum going! Share the app with your network, remind your friends and family to leave a 5-star review, and help us push even further.The future of media without gatekeepers is here. Let’s build it together!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.singularitynet.mindplex

Hello mindplex community , we have a great news for you , Mindplex app is live on playstore 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Use this link to download the app :link

Do You Think Your Prompt Politeness Affects LLMs?🤔

Have you ever wondered if your AI assistants—I mean, Large Language Models (LLMs) care about how you ask them for things? It appears that they might be more sensitive than you’d expect. A recent study explored how the politeness of your prompts influences these digital brains, and the results are both funny and insightful.

The basic idea is this LLMs seem to respond differently depending on whether you're being polite or impolite. The researchers tested LLMs across three languages—English, Chinese, and Japanese—using prompts that ranged from very polite to very rude.

The Politeness Spectrum from Sweet Talk to Rudeness

Imagine a scale where one end is like addressing royalty and the other is like shouting at a malfunctioning appliance. The study created prompts for each language with varying levels of politeness. Native speakers then ranked these prompts to make sure the politeness levels were accurate in the real world.

They Discovered

• Rude Prompts = Worse Performance: Not surprisingly, when prompts were rude, LLMs often performed worse, making mistakes, showing biases, or even refusing to answer. It seems they don't appreciate being treated poorly.

• Excessive Politeness Doesn't Help Either: Being overly polite doesn't guarantee better results. LLMs aren't necessarily swayed by flattery. There's a sweet spot that they prefer.

• Culture Matters: The ideal level of politeness varies across languages. For example, Japanese, with its complex politeness system, requires a different approach than English. It was also found that models trained in a specific language are particularly sensitive to the politeness of that language.

• Response Length Varies: The length of the response was also affected by politeness. In English, polite prompts tend to result in longer responses. However, if you become too impolite, the LLMs get chatty, which might be similar to how people react when they're upset. In Japanese, the LLMs get a bit chatty in medium levels of politeness, perhaps mirroring the fact that in Japanese, store staff are very polite with customers, even if the customer is not.

What does this mean for the average user?

It means that you need to be mindful of respect when interacting with LLMs. Whether you're asking for a summary, testing language understanding, or checking for biases, your tone matters.

Next time you're prompting an LLM, remember to be polite. You might get a better response. And who knows, maybe one day they'll be so polite that they'll offer you virtual tea and cookies😂. Or, they’ll just stay in their digital world, avoiding any world takeover scenarios😉.

In short, be nice to your AI, and they might be nice back.

Hey everyone , happy holy ethiopian Christmas 🎄