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by 55555 1y ago
This is a great idea. Specifically, I want this enabled when I'm wasting time but not when I'm working. So I'd like it to be enabled only on X.com. This whitelist+blocklist functionality could be a user-side setting like with
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by 55555 1y ago
Thank you, I will try it, although I'd prefer to translate entire sentences into Thai randomly. Perhaps you can add this advanced mode. Actually, I saw your app before while looking for an alternative to Toucan that supported Thai, but
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by 55555 1y ago
I think the curriculum areas you're referring to are for learners in the beginning and intermediate stages. In which case, fair enough, although I still think you could get pretty far by just prompting an LLM, as the LLM has read hundr
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by 55555 1y ago
You must have the Loom chrome extension installed?
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by 55555 1y ago
You should still gamify it. Gamification is orthogonal to whether the tool actually works and positively correlated with whether the user actually uses it.
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by 55555 1y ago
I disagree because of how AI is progressing and because there's tons of neglected language markets they can pick up. Obviously your approach can work too, perhaps better. But 95% of language learning tools don't support Thai (my t
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by 55555 1y ago
Unfortunately, I think you will soon learn that the market for advanced language learners is 1/500th the size of the market for beginner learners. But thank you very much and please keep focusing on us.
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by 55555 1y ago
I'm an advanced learner but I stopped after a few moments because it's boring. It's asking me questions that you'd ask a beginner (although a beginner wouldn't understand the questions). It just asked what food I li
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by 55555 1y ago
I'm glad someone is building this! I was using this in Thai. I expected it to be awful. But it's actually very good. I only used it for a few minutes but will try to use it more later. It's possibly good enough for me to stop
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by 55555 1y ago
Well the weird thing is honestly their speech to text recognizes 97% of words correctly. The subtitle content is pretty perfect. It’s just the formatting that’s awful.
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by 55555 1y ago
Sorry but the new breed of companies like Hims is making our system massively more convenient and cheaper and I won’t pretend they aren’t.
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by 55555 1y ago
This seems like a good place for me to complain about the fact that the automatically generated subtitle files Youtube creates are horribly malformed. Every sentence is repeated twice. In many subtitle files, the subtitle timestamp ranges o
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by 55555 1y ago
It's a real edge case, but someone could conceivably let their own domain expire and then register it anew and restore their website. It will be impossible to tell this apart from an SEO buying and restoring a website to use for link j
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by 55555 1y ago
I think it grew there when you had to pay. It was still cheaper than the alternative.
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by 55555 1y ago
My simple solution to this problem: we need a law that forces companies to provide a messaging-only version of messaging apps, without algorithmic social feeds.
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by 55555 1y ago
Your website is beautiful on desktop. I had to look up to make sure I was still in my browser. Very cool.
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by 55555 1y ago
YouTube Premium is some of the best money I spend. Just buy it if you have the money. 55% goes to creators.
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by 55555 1y ago
I dated a girl who did this as a science project in high school a decade ago. This has been around for decades. Does anyone know why it is not actually used?
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by 55555 1y ago
Yeah there’s a few different levels. 1) not knowing the words 2) knowing all the words but not what they mean together 3) not being able to keep up with the speed at which the sentence is spoken…
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by 55555 1y ago
RIP to everyone who died. I don't mean to be disrespectful, but when you're standing on the mast, how can you not tell that you're about to collide with the bridge?
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by 55555 1y ago
I get IG story ads for cocaine, with pictures of cocaine. They go to telegram accounts run by Russians and I know people who have bought from them and they actually deliver cocaine. I also get ads for illegal poker rooms.
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by 55555 1y ago
Today we turn carbon into diamonds by doing exactly that! Very interesting, thanks for sharing this information. I had no idea.
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by 55555 1y ago
“Can’t we move past that and be friends again?” “Dude you ate my newborn baby.”
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by 55555 1y ago
Looks good! Did you just release? I’ll give you 1 billion dollars for it.
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by 55555 1y ago
It used to not be clear at all. Maybe it is now. https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/news/press-releases/2024/06/... Interestingly, just fyi, they do a reasonable-person test when trying these cases. Th
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by 55555 1y ago
It seems you're right. I can't find how big the fine was. ChatGPT says it is still ongoing. Not sure if that's right. https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/news/press-releases/2024/06/...
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by 55555 1y ago
Adobe runs what must be one of the largest deceptive rebills. The vast majority of users signing up for a monthly plan do not realize that it is actually an "annual plan, billed monthly" and thus that if they cancel after one mont
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by 55555 2y ago
Factories are not coming back to the USA in large number, for a lot of reasons, at least not until full automation + tariffs makes them economical. But the biggest reason is that what's going to happen is that the average joe is going
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by 55555 2y ago
Some people are stupid all of the time. Everyone is stupid some of the time. No one is stupid none of the time.
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by 55555 2y ago
Duh. My point is the business may be able to sell at 30% higher prices than typical as the consumer won't care as they aren't paying that 30%.

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