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Matchup Tip: Little Mac K.O. Punch doesn’t kill Shield art Shulk until around 80%. Both DI and rage don’t really change the percents too much either! This lets you use Shield art to perform safe mixups to get rid of his meter.

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10,261 views • 11 months ago

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Good morning!😊 My stomach is feeling better! But last night, my daughter made me a cake with rice flour, raisins, nuts, eggs, and soy milk. I don’t usually eat things like that, so it was really delicious! And I ended up eating too much 🤦‍♀️, so my stomach feels heavy this morning 😥 I really need to take better care of myself🤨💦 It's my day off today, but I'm going to the gym as early as possible to get the day off to a smooth start 🤩💪 Everyone, stay safe and have a great weekend! 🍀🫶🤗

Good morning!😊 My stomach is feeling better! But last night, my daughter made me a cake with rice flour, raisins, nuts, eggs, and soy milk. I don’t usually eat things like that, so it was really delicious! And I ended up eating too much 🤦‍♀️, so my stomach feels heavy this morning 😥 I really need to take better care of myself🤨💦 It's my day off today, but I'm going to the gym as early as possible to get the day off to a smooth start 🤩💪 Everyone, stay safe and have a great weekend! 🍀🫶🤗

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Every week, the price-intelligence-latency frontier shifts, and we expect this trend to continue Across 100+ use cases in our product, keeping all up to date with the right model is a challenge - Either we're losing out on intelligence for the dollars we spend, or we're spending too much money for the intelligence the feature needs Ramp Router lets you benefit immediately without rewriting your application. We cut our LLM costs by 30%, while also making our features smarter and faster. We built it for Ramp. Now we’re opening it up to everyone. get access here:

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