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adamkochanowicz
3y ago
They weren't defending virtual assistants. Relax and read more carefully the context of the thread.
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adamkochanowicz
3y ago
I just read it again and I never read them express pride in the tool or say they were using Siri. The comment is about the impact for them on using a voice-based interface to set a timer. Bad faith argumentation.
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adamkochanowicz
3y ago
Number of seconds is not a relevant metric for some people. More relevant for me is how much and often I need to switch my physical and cognitive task at hand to briefly use my device. If I'm in a focused mode going back and forth in m
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adamkochanowicz
3y ago
I've also never heard this term before.
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adamkochanowicz
3y ago
There are so many ads on this page, it crashes before I can read a sentence
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adamkochanowicz
3y ago
Try chrome canary
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adamkochanowicz
3y ago
I don't think it's wordplay. I think they are saying it's like sous vide but not.
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adamkochanowicz
3y ago
Perplexity.ai is also worth considering. The chrome extension is a game changer.
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adamkochanowicz
3y ago
This is likely because it is using GPT 3.5 turbo in part of its stack who's knowledge base is cut off in September 2021.
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adamkochanowicz
4y ago
Investigating would be looking at a body of research. How is cherry picking one person's experience doing any favors for objectivity?
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4y ago
Precisely. It's not a study. It's a case study that leverages post hoc ergo propter hoc to suggest the vaccine caused the issue. We don't know the issue wouldn't have happened anyway without the prior event because this
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4y ago
That's supposed to be a person with a skin color selection.
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4y ago
"Hi" 1 token " " 10 tokens Interesting way to see how much data is actually in an emoji, especially ones that are combinations of separate emojis
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4y ago
Yessss. I need this so badly.
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4y ago
For sure. It can be a balance, though. In some cases, the cognitive strain of having to copy a bunch of text from a website, go to chatgpt, select a different model (maybe), write a halfway decent prompt are enough steps in the way to justi
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4y ago
Summary: "We're going to do something at some point in time."
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You Might Not Need ChatGPT
(adamgrant.info)
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4y ago
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ChatGPT isn’t always accurate, but neither are books
(mastodon.online)
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4y ago
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5y ago
> Look at email, while the protocol is technically “decentralized”, but look at how big Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 is. Sure, you can easily set up an email server on a $5 VPS, I do it with my domain, but most people just leave it
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5y ago
Oh the hubris in this comment. Because a man page for how to remove a limit of 50 files in a certain directory created after a certain date is equal to an AI-powered script to make the entire almost unreadable command in 2 seconds.
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5y ago
Reachable for me.
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Sync your calendar with the solar system
(nytimes.com)
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5y ago
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5y ago
> "Recording (on a tape recorder, or your smart phone) “notes-to-self” or meetings instead of taking copious notes at meetings" I have ADHD. I was surprised to see this one. When I stopped typing and (only) recording meetings a
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5y ago
You can use Apple’s solution even if on Linux and using any browser.
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5y ago
Privacy.com card. Set one-time use with limit equal to subscription price. I do this with shady subscriptions now and I decide when it’s time to cancel.
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5y ago
Same question.
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5y ago
Came here to say this.
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Ask HN: Best way to host a website for 500 years?
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5y ago
This is also why I roll my eyes at most NDAs. There were plenty of grocery delivery flops before Instacart and FreshDirect got off the runway. Stop flattering yourself that your idea is that good.
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Scientists Created a Medical Nanomaterial from a Species of Mite
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