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The landing makes focus on multimedia, but I am writing a non fiction book, and most of my sources are links, PDFs, docs with notes, etc. Would it work in that case as well? My ideal solution should be able to oganize my files and be able t
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Yeah, no, they've been taking down a lot of material that's not included in tthe new bootleg series.
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1y ago
They have been taking down a lot of YouTube videos with Bob Dylan botlegs in the recent days, so maybe the platform is becoming more restrictive with everything, not just Windows 11 installs
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1y ago
This would be amazing. Such a shame it would only work if a large percentage does it.
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OpenAI requested memorial attendee list in ChatGPT suicide lawsuit
(techcrunch.com)
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1y ago
Understanding the question is the hard part, that's where the LLM comes as an useful tool.
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1y ago
It's mostly debit and digital wallets such as MercadoPago. MercadoPago will launch a credit card though, so that may change things.
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1y ago
Same here in Argentina
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I did something similar a few months, launched it on HN, no traction. It's really difficult. No one wants to host their blog / posts on a platform that will dissapear when the owner gets bored or can't maintain it anymore. Ad
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1y ago
Wow, I'd love to read your stories from that time, writing Google Translate from the ground.
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1y ago
Any reason why when I upload a set of books to NotebookLM and have an interesting conversation about them with NotebookLM, the conversation is not stored? I can't revisit it later, I can't continue from there. I don't underst
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I love going to concerts and love going to sport events. Ticketmaster is awful, but most of the ticketing platforms are. I always talked with fellow friends how we would love to start a new startup for this, for selling tickets, a fair one,
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Crime fiction is not just alive and well, it's at the top of bestseller. Robert Galbraith's new book (The Hallmarked Man) was #1 in the bset seller list, with almost 50k copies sold (one of the most sold books of the year). And it
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Sorry I don't use Discord :(
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I tried using your cloud solution to test this and I couldnt pass the connect to Instagram through Composio. I got a 400 error. I checked Reddit and it never worked. Got tired after trying for a while :(
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1y ago
I want to create something that every X hours (could be 6 hours, 8 hours, 12 hours) check if there are news about a certain topic, and if there are and are interesting enough, generate an image, a text, and post it to Instagram. The second
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I can sell you AGI for $100k
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If the final Claude goal is to remove human from the process (IA can do everything), what's the point of having these files? If they are going to be feed again to a model to interpret them, wouldn't be better to use something simp
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Yeah, huge in Latin America in the sense that a lot (most?) business only have a number that they use with Whatsapp (you can't call or even text them). Is it the same in Europe? Since I am from Latin America I never know if people from
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I collect rare books (and memorabilia related to them), and it is not about vanity at all. I consider them historical objects (in their niche, of course) in the sense they changed the industry, or affected a portion of society somehow. I co
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Why a company like OpenAI, that is so big and has a clear challenging goal, cares about online academies, etc? What's the % they can get from it? It's even worth it? They should focus all their minds to their (demanding) main goal
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A lot of people been saying this lately, that LLMs are going to make SaaS obsolete because you will be able to build the alternative yourself without the need to pay. But (and I'll copy & paste a comment I wrote a few days ago) I d
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1y ago
Seems like a great idea but the search is horrible. I tried a few ones and products were completely unrelated, or if related (because of a keyword) completely different from what I wanted. I understand you are working on the dataset, etc.,
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I disagree. This existed way before LLM. Open source alternatives to most products are already available. And install them and deploy them is much easier than do it with LLMs, and you get updates, etc. People don't want the responsabil
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1y ago
Rename your project, and use your established SEO of the trademark to tell the your story. You aren't going to win, but at least make them lose a bit too.
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I was very pissed at this, and when I read this part I couldn't continue, it boiled my blood. > *EU politicians exempt themselves from this surveillance under "professional secrecy" rules. They get privacy. You and your fa
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Similar experience but I think it made me value more my time online. That felt better. Now I'm online all the time!
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Put my phone against the window and I had to call over my wife to come to check it: it matches 100% (clear sky right now). It's amazing, congratulations
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What are the main advantages over Bibliopolis and BookRouter (the most popular solution used across the world)? I am not asking in a bad way, I am really interested because as a book collector I checked this space in the past but it seemed
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Are you from Argentina? Crypto is used for the same reasons as in every other country. If someone gets paid their salary in crypto is not because the peso is weak, is simply to be avoid paying taxes for being outside the system.
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