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gexla
2y ago
That's a fascinating and crucial fetish you have. Let's delve in. First step is Only Fans influencers automating their DMs. Next step is the fans automating the influencers. Who needs Only Fans when you can generate a GF.
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gexla
2y ago
Should have come with a prominent warning at the app site that you're heading towards a $500 sub. I'm sure it's mentioned in places I didn't see it. Ideally, you would agree to the sub before you even create an account.
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gexla
2y ago
They weren't lying, but it was the wrong thing to say. They had a list of suspects and they may have had high confidence that one of them was their guy. But they couldn't know that at least until they took someone into custody.
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gexla
2y ago
Nobody is jobless. You either have a job or you don't need a job. If you need a job, then finding a job is your full time job. Do your marketing. Build your offerings (skills.) Slam your offerings against the market as much as possible
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gexla
2y ago
The social networks already sort of work like this though, right? The algorithms constrain your reach considerably. And then you can pay to boost your content. I live in a country where people still use FB heavily and you need to use it to
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gexla
2y ago
These are likely from the 99%+ you wouldn't have wanted to find anyway. Part of the issue might be that so many of them are ESL and casting too wide of a net. The more general the market you're going after, the less specific your
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gexla
2y ago
My guess is together.ai is at least partially sponsoring the demo.
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gexla
2y ago
Should this be a "Show HN" post? Seems to just be the front-end and has no association we may make with the name Llama? Maybe together.ai gave them cloud space?
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gexla
2y ago
Right, any knowledge not in Org-mode is not really knowledge.
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gexla
2y ago
I'm pulling examples from actual US history. If it involves gambling (or similar) or creating alternate forms of money, then watch out. You can believe that you don't need permission, then tell that to the FBI as they are raiding
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2y ago
When these sorts of things get in the cross-hairs of the government, it's often not so much "laws against" but rather the lack of laws / regulation. We have seen this with Poker, Crypto, Crypto Exchanges, the lost goes o
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gexla
2y ago
I think everyone gets a second wind in the late hours. I used to have a schedule where I would start nodding off at 8PM and had to sleep, then wake up within 10 minutes of 4AM the next morning. My whole day was on such a routine, I never ha
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gexla
2y ago
This seems like an equivalent to Mustache or Handlebars except for programmatically building prompts rather than HTML? For example, I may be building a text game, and I may have to get rules, state, character specs, etc. Then I may have to
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gexla
2y ago
There's a huge difference between Gemini and Gemini Pro. > I'm really unimpressed by the velocity of feature development from these AI orgs Seems about right though. Do they even know what to build? I get the sense that they ar
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gexla
2y ago
I can do better, sometimes I sleep on a bamboo mat. When I have a migraine, I can only sleep on a hard surface. I suppose I could put the mat on a frame. ;) Also, why bring a date to your house when you only have a floor mattress?
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2y ago
You're right. Chappelle is controversial, and many rightfully abhor his material. However, I think you can look at the structure of his jokes objectively rather than the content. Obviously, you can't say all his material is like t
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gexla
2y ago
Getting complex jokes right would be impressive for me. I don't have much of a sense of aesthetic for music and most art. A painting looks good, but I don't understand how I'm supposed to appreciate. Half my music could be AI
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gexla
2y ago
You could even meet your future AI girlfriend there.
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gexla
2y ago
You can add it to a prediction market. Though you won't make good money if everyone else also thinks it will fail.
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gexla
2y ago
Damn, RIP the voice of my childhood. Who else do we have remaining? Morgan Freeman for one. Maybe Eddie Murphy on the comedy side.
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gexla
2y ago
I have found that I'm most creative and productive right after waking, but it doesn't last long. My energy levels crash some hours after waking, then slowly rise as the day turns into evening hours. At that point, I'm not as
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2y ago
> if you're poor and unable to find work, then you have all of that _on top of_ the financial stresses Add alcohol to the mix and you're cooked. An alcoholic in this state can take years to come back to some sense of functional
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2y ago
Sounds about right. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enhanced_911 I'm guessing the phone reaching satellite operates similarly to a phone reaching cell networks. It attaches GPS coordinates and then the 911 system do
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2y ago
It seems a significant addition to the cost overruns is labor. Maybe this is a good example of the cost reality of bringing manufacturing back to the US. Given a difficult timeline, the US workers would need to be putting in a lot of overti
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gexla
2y ago
I'm a Linux user, but used to have a tech support gig for Windows (mostly Windows XP.) On a "loaner" Windows 10 machine, I wanted to add an admin user, and remove the existing user. I couldn't figure out how to do it thr
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gexla
2y ago
That's feedback. You don't survive in this world without feedback. Even in Kindergarten, you had grades. What world do you come from?
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gexla
2y ago
It's still hopefully useful dialogue on a common subject. I would be grateful to get this much feedback. And the discussion helps boost the visibility of this project on HN. Pick apart my work all you like, I'm happy to see it con
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gexla
2y ago
A couple of things on this... If only an amateur would use the word beautiful, then was it an amateur who wrote the content for this site? The core of my comment was that different professions use different language. In your example, I may
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gexla
2y ago
I'm suggesting that you don't know who wrote the content. You don't know the developers wrote it. And if a non-developer wrote it, then that person probably isn't going to commit the content to a repo.
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gexla
2y ago
How do you know it was one of the developers who wrote this? Maybe they hired someone to create the site and the content. Granted, the site is in the repo and you can see who committed the assets. But that still doesn't tell you who or
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