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As someone in their 40s who only received a diagnosis in their 40s, I found Adderall to be transformative. I only recognized the symptoms when my son was diagnosed ADHD and I started researching. It was through various videos and articles t
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I believe the mistake people use with copilot is that they attempt to write large projects or functions when they lack the knowledge base of the underlying technology. I prefer to use it as more of an autocomplete on a line per line basis w
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Adjusted for inflation, iphone 1 was about 900. There was no app store.
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3y ago
Can I ask what you are using it for?
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Polestar CEO Promises to Keep Apple CarPlay and Android Auto Around
(techcrunch.com)
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ChatGPT to the rescue. Not going to verify each of these, but a 5 word or less description helped me bbcli - Basic BBC News interface. bmon - Bandwidth monitoring and debugging tool. bottom - System resource monitoring utility. br
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openais internal prompt for dalle modifies all prompts to add diversity and remove requests to make groups of people a single descent. From https://github.com/spdustin/ChatGPT-AutoExpert/blob/main/_sy...
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C++ Exceptions, Unwind Tables, and 'relocation truncated to fit: R_ARM_PREL31
(netburner.com)
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I play on a 6-7 year old pc. Ryzen 5 1600. Vega 56 GPU. Works fine. I don't care about maintaining 60fps. Its a slow simulation city builder.
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How do plan to avoid the AI overlord camera system that is already in many grocery stores? Instant facial recognition when you walk into the store. Directly tied to your credit card you used on the way out last time. They mapped out your ro
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I notice that now that you pointed it out. The original does not seem to have it. https://youtu.be/ml3n25OzpYM?t=133
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I swear, every time I peek inside a little library, its like a daycare reading corner meets a dan brown fan club. Always a pile of kids book with covers torn off and crayon drawings added on. And then 5 copies of the latest Dan Brown novel.
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Hmm, I can barely visualize an apple. Like, I see the shape on a 2d plane in pieces. I noticed when I read your comment and tried to visualize the apple, instead, in my mind, I get an inner monologue telling me what an apple is. The color,
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Are there any open source projects that make this possible today? Something you can just throw data at (in any format) and build up a training library?
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Do you not remember the launch failure of healthcare.gov? The original site was built by federal contractors, who took over 300 million dollars, and it failed on day 1. Day 2, Obama brought in private, US Tech companies to fix it.
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Thanks, I will give it a try. I picked up ableton a few months ago and have been poking around. A deeper course like this might open up tricks that I am not aware of.
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8 hour course? Did you actually get through the entire thing? Was it worth it?
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Definitely don't do this, but you could, hypothetically, jam a half full water bottle into the steering wheel. I supposed that the movement of the water sloshing would be enough to indicate that a hand is on the wheel.
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Appeal to authority fallacy occurs when someone asserts a claim solely based on the authority or expertise of an individual or group, without considering the evidence supporting the claim. However, in the case of climate change, the scienti
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How do you think ecosystems are able to adapt when the time scale of current climate change (measurable changes over 10s of years) versus previous instancing of natural climate change, which occurred over 10000s of years.
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I wipe my comments about every 6 months. Not just delete, I overwrite them and then purge them with one of those browser scripts. Looking back, it appears my history has been completely restored going back 5 years. Beyond 5 years, they are
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It appears that you need a invitation code to lobste.rs?
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17 year reddit member. Went from fark to digg to reddit. I guess its on to the next thing. The APi changes seem to be the straw that broke the camel's back.
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I seem to remember a lot of the 90s fighting games like mortal kombat and killer instinct had the finisher combos on the side of the arcade machine. Everyone wanted to do the finishers, but internet in your pocket did not yet exist.
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Sometimes, I take my cold brew and heat it up in the microwave. Hot Cold Brew is great
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"Powered by AI" is 2023's "Blockchain"
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It just depends on your use case. If you want to appreciate music while sitting at your desk, no. But if you need to listen to a podcast or music while trail running, biking, at the gym, or other situations where situational awareness is im
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I don't believe these kind of projects are designed to be economical :). He is building this to drive traffic to his youtube channel, which in turns, pays for the next outlandish project.
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Honest question, are you on a free plan? I use Spotify daily and did not even know they offered audiobooks until I read it in this threads linked article. I knew about podcasts, but have never had it thrown in my face, or even mentioned. Wh
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I'm confused as to how earplugs help with Tinnitus. The sound is coming from within your ears. At least in my case, the external world has no significance in the volume of the tinnitus. In fact, cutting out noises makes Tinnitus more a
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