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by 35mm 3y ago
This is often the case with humans.
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by 35mm 3y ago
Is there something like this for the web? I have a Django app for building topical maps for content marketing, and I'd like to be able to visualise the topic maps in terms of interconnected nodes.
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by 35mm 3y ago
It already exists and is called SENTIENT: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sentient_(intelligence_analysi...
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by 35mm 3y ago
Perplexity[1] for research when writing articles and video scripts. It’s like vanilla GPT-4 but provides references. [1] perplexity.ai
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by 35mm 3y ago
Test multiple ads with different versions of what you think people want and see which ones convert best. Use an appointment booking funnel and when you talk to people you can learn more about what they actually need.
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by 35mm 3y ago
I’m no rocket scientist but surely it’s cheaper to build more panels and batteries on Earth? Launching stuff into orbit is expensive in cash and emissions.
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by 35mm 3y ago
Perfect, thank you. Really impressed by the quality of the voice. Would love it if there was a way to connect to anki to start learning vocabulary based on the content of the episode.
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by 35mm 3y ago
Yep Spanish Spanish (Madrid) please!
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by 35mm 3y ago
Madrid seems pretty safe
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by 35mm 3y ago
Español por favor!
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by 35mm 3y ago
I think the closest thing would be one of the Sony alpha series DSLRs with a very wide angle lens, then possibly a HDMI to Ethernet device.
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by 35mm 3y ago
Is it known what autistic people use it for? Different for each person?
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by 35mm 3y ago
Agreed. When I’ve set up a ‘quiz’ like this (actually a solar savings calculator) what I did is ask ‘shall we send you a pdf copy of your report by email, and follow up with more info?’ I don’t want any leads who feel forced into it anyway,
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by 35mm 3y ago
Yes, although I could only get it to work with Davinci and not any of the chat models. So it ended up being expensive in comparison. What I was trying to do is give an answer that cited any relevant info in Pinecone, but refuse to answer if
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by 35mm 4y ago
You need beta access to do that, but you can also use Langchain, it will automatically figure out how to interact with any API that has a OpenAPI yaml spec.
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by 35mm 4y ago
As a European - maybe try starting WhatsApp? Even the police use this for public facing communication in Spain. The EU could put some cash into an open solution.
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by 35mm 4y ago
Can anyone use the ChatGPT Retrieval plugin yet? Or is it limited to whitelisted beta testers?
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by 35mm 4y ago
I have a one letter email @ my domain, which some sites think is invalid. Also post brexit, some places in Spain refuse to accept .co.uk emails, which is fun.
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by 35mm 4y ago
That’s how it typically works in the UK, probably because of GDPR. Might not stay that way now the EU laws are potentially getting ripped up.
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by 35mm 4y ago
Valerian tea might be a safer alternative.
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by 35mm 4y ago
This is currently the Lavo hydrogen electrolysis product for home use [1] However the storage tanks are quite small. I would prefer if they made the hydrogen production and storage separate, so you could save up hydrogen in the summer to us
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by 35mm 4y ago
Even if you withdraw it, they can still come after you to get ‘their’ money back. PayPal (in the UK at least) requires a direct debit authorisation to be able to withdraw funds to a bank account. Part of that agreement is that they can also
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by 35mm 4y ago
Facebook support has an interesting feature: you have to be logged in to access it, and if they have decided that your support request is ‘closed’ then in my experience the option to contact them again is disabled.
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by 35mm 4y ago
Also (at least in the UK & EU) bank transfers are free whereas Stripe fees are around 3%.
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by 35mm 4y ago
Probably not because it would be hard for most businesses to wait 180 days to get paid.
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by 35mm 4y ago
How do you manage the databases?
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by 35mm 4y ago
I like the idea of getting more Raspberry Pis, but in Europe the model 4 is €165 ($162) on Amazon, and there are lot of ‘mini pcs’ for less that also come with storage and case, power supply, etc
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by 35mm 4y ago
Nice! Are you splitting long videos into chunks? Or is there a length limit? Can I pay for access to an API?
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by 35mm 4y ago
I tried Thunderbird again after around 5 years, and it immediately ate up around 10GB of disk space. Despite having a limit set in prefs. Anyone know how to use Thunderbird with Google Mail in a way that doesn’t do this?

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