Auracle

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by Auracle 2y ago
Ever since the step(s) beyond ChatGPT 3.5 I haven't noticed any huge errors like that, personally. Are you sure you were on a new model? Also, how can you trust anyone? People are wrong. Teachers can be wrong. Web pages can be wron
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by Auracle 2y ago
Mine were just stolen by the government and not given back. Btc-e. I’m not bitter or anything.
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by Auracle 2y ago
It's also probably increasing easy to look up. We need a national (preferably RFID-ish) password system.
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by Auracle 2y ago
I don’t know if I’d consider that hand picked, but we’ll see. As for your second point that would be almost impossible to enforce, and the line isn’t super clear. What if I generate an image and then make a depth map from that to 3D print
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by Auracle 2y ago
I'll never understand why obvious issues aren't tackled in business until it's (probably) too late. The only saving grace for Etsy here is that nobody else has claimed their old market yet.
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PaintsUndo: A Base Model of Drawing Behaviors in Digital Paintings(lllyasviel.github.io)
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by Auracle 2y ago
I don’t even like to be in the same room as a decent amount of cilantro.
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by Auracle 2y ago
I have a business with a published phone number and I probably get 20 spam calls a day, at least half of which leave “voicemails,” some of which are just really loud high pitched noises for whatever reason. It’s absolutely ridiculous. I wis
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by Auracle 2y ago
Nah, we just like to rub our superiority in the faces of our neighboring states.
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by Auracle 2y ago
But you can have someone that watches the movie give you a plot summary, and I assume some sort of AI device that does the same would also be alright.
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by Auracle 2y ago
Did you list the wrong thing, because this seems pretty limited? (a) Radioactive pollutants, cadmium, arsenic, and polycyclic organic matter Not later than one year after August 7, 1977 (two years for radioactive pollutants) and after notic
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by Auracle 2y ago
The country ran just fine before 1984. Some would argue better, though I couldn't say if they were right.
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by Auracle 2y ago
Sometimes you need to refactor the code, even when it’s going to be a huge mess to do so.
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by Auracle 2y ago
I mean, I’ve never been able to wrap my head around people who are Christian (or whatever) and pick and choose which of the religions “rules” to follow. I realize to not do so in general makes society a pretty awful place, but most religion
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by Auracle 2y ago
The most reasonable option would be for congress to explicitly put in the bill that the EPA (or some other group of experts) makes the list. I’m no legal expert but in your example it sounds like that’s all that’s needed.
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by Auracle 2y ago
I'll look into it, although my issues seem to have started after a brain injury back when I was 12, so it's doubtful.
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by Auracle 2y ago
A friend of mine recently died from cancer. I had looked up some particular things about it while he was still alive, and apparently some cookies got crossed and I was marked as an oncologist. I've had some ads on Facebook or Instagr
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by Auracle 2y ago
They’re OK, but certainly a lot slower than with an Nvidia GPU.
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by Auracle 2y ago
Guns are loud. It’s not like only a few people will know.
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by Auracle 2y ago
I volunteer to try it out. I have idiopathic hypersomnia and if I get even a few minutes short of what I’m supposed to it (seems to) hit me like when most people get a few hours short. Seriously. Anyone in HN know how I could replicate th
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by Auracle 2y ago
“Massive fart detected. Initializing ejector seat in 3, 2…” I’m not sure how you could make that work. People that eat Indian food step in and it might get set off, so people will cry racism. You drive next to a particular industrial plant,
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by Auracle 2y ago
Yet we’d absolutely balk at a computer or phone not coming with a browser by default nowadays. I don’t really think that ruling was on the right side of history.
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by Auracle 2y ago
Where does that end? Is Paint ok to have installed by default? You can generate images in it now using some sort of credit system, so it’s not totally free. Should Adobe sue? I just don’t get the EU’s overzealous regulations. Who is being
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by Auracle 2y ago
Heh, try the process for getting a dev kit from Nintendo. Or going through the lotcheck process for actually publishing/updating. I made an app for the Wii U. There were multiple times before putting it on the store that my app was re
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by Auracle 2y ago
I make my own. There's at least one product out there but it's something like $20 a bottle and you can make it for pennies. Here's a recipe: For 150ml of (distilled) water: 1.35g of salt 1.8g of iota carrageenan A drop of p
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by Auracle 2y ago
All I have are one second long snippets, but they are visual (+ audio, smell, etc.).
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by Auracle 2y ago
I had something similar, though it was maybe a Trinitron? The glass was also flat. It was a long, long time until it felt worth it to “upgrade” to an LCD screen.
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by Auracle 2y ago
For a single person, probably. For a family the math (and comfort levels) are way different.
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by Auracle 2y ago
You don’t even need that. Carrageenan works: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8493111/ Obviously it’s not stimulating the immune system but it works as an antiviral barrier. I’ve been using it sin
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by Auracle 2y ago
Right, but most diseases we have vaccines for can’t easily evolve their way out of them like in this case. That’s kind of the point. And you’re far from immune with the newest formulations. From the CDC: “People who received the updated COV

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