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I only ingest HackerNews through a vibe coded lightweight AI first viewer, comprised of articles that GPT4o thinks match with my personality, and these too are summarised using AI to give me the gist.
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1y ago
The immigration is actually working to boost literacy levels. Americans have been falling off for a long time.
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They were mostly honest - I just always included something like 'an upgrade from my last one' but these clones are all so similar and all effective. Can do the whole house on a single charge, strong enough, has the low projecting
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1y ago
Example of the contents of an offer: https://imgur.com/a/q634ty4
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Sure. It's cold, rainy, and midnight but here's what came up in my email when searching "vacuum". It's not all, and you can see some I didn't reply to but - https://imgur.com/a/F0u9xVM
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Yes. I had to leave a video review component (No face). I wonder if any shoppers ever wondered why the same monotone man was constantly buying and reviewing vaccuum cleaners if he's always leaving positive reviews?!
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1y ago
You sound like my wife. I don't know. I grew up kind of poor and my mindset still has a "If I can get an item typically worth $100-200 for free, TAKE IT". The plan was to flip them on FB market place but I've just hoarde
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It was falling behind. The dodgy stores were getting more creative and Fakespot needed to play catch up. You've got stores that would include a $5-$20 coupon/gift card in the item in exchange for a positive review. Sure, this didn
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wait you're telling me to develop i need the developer version?!
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"Hi yes, I'm Mr. Museum and although we called it the $1,000,000 cube it actually contained about ~$1.5m. This man has stolen $500,000. Send him to the gulags"
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It actually only sent the notification if it detected in your wallet you had enough to cover 1 x ticket from your local theatre. If you didn't, the Notes app will notify you once it is free on streaming.
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1y ago
Now that would be a big brain play
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1y ago
words can have multiple meanings <:- )
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1y ago
If 180 is high you've got Tiktok Brain my friend.
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1y ago
This just in, Games on a Gaming OS developed by a Gaming Business perform better than an OS not explicitly for that. More news at 11.
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1y ago
It's funny, UserAgents are only used these days to either A - pretend to be a browser, B - bad actors exchanging decrypts why haven't we deprecated this junk
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1y ago
Guarantee the OP used this for a week and never touched it again. Those without self control cannot be trusted if they hold the switch.
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I'm sorry but what? You have been lifting weights somewhat regularly for 25 years, majority 3x8-12, and the switch to 5x5 increased your dumb bell bench press from ~20kg to ~35kg? There is just no way. That is extremely light weight. L
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has open source fitness app -> sells when big has asked us to come together to build an even bigger open source fitness app -> ... profit?
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Hey everyone look at the prompts I used, how zany
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The best of a bad bunch. These products are still far from amazing, moreso if you have a picky eye for clarity. And if you need the brightness higher, overheating becomes a problem.
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I can recall about 12% of the first Harry Potter book so it's interesting to see Llama is only 4x smarter than me. I will catch up.
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1y ago
Apple have done it again - This is further proof that they are miles ahead of the competition. Kudos Apple. Stunningly beautiful.
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Each call goes through an LLM-lite categorizer (NNUE mixed with Deeplearning) and the resulting body has something along the lines of a "politenessNeededForSense: boolean". If it is false, you can trust we remove all politeness be
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With Claude 3 I was able to reduce headcount down from 30->20. Hoping I can see the same if not better with this.
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Windows Recall is the local storage, user enabled AI thing. Not what I was talking about.
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If you're programming on Windows, your screen is being screenshotted every few seconds anyway. If you don't think OCR isn't analysing everything resembling a letter on your screen boy do I have some news for you.
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Real talk. And anybody who argues is taking a heavy dose of copium to justify their use of Linux and the ensuite of compatibility issues that entails. Let them have their sense of superiority :' )
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If you have a ChatGPT subscription, set up your own GPT with prompting around your level, how you want it to respond, how to correct mistakes etc. Then you can use it for anything - Generate tests based on words you know, roleplay like orde
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