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jaggs
2y ago
Two wrongs don't make a right, as my grandmother used to say. :)
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jaggs
2y ago
Very good point. I would maybe shorten it to 10 years. The new energy vehicle revolution is progressing at a blistering pace?
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2y ago
It doesn't work.
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2y ago
The company won't be around long enough to profit from this.
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2y ago
Agreed, it's a really excellent application, and adding this kind of advanced functionality is so valuable. That's why it's been my daily driver since it came out. Tony keeps pushing the envelope for his users.
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TypingMind introduces Artifacts for any AI model, not just Claude
(docs.typingmind.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
AI model wrapper TypingMind has just introduced Artifacts for any AI model that supports plugins. It's super easy to use via the prompt box, and gives much more flexibility than just using Claude Artifacts.
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Is there any way HN can implement a 'paywall tag' to save wasted clicks?
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2y ago
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jaggs
2y ago
Yelp is a thoroughly nasty company.
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2y ago
Sorry, should have explained better. Bigger batteries can be trickle topped up with solar power, even when not a lot of sun. Because the battery has more capacity, it easily keeps up with traditional energy needs day to day.
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2y ago
Lithium mining is on its way out thankfully
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2y ago
Actually, with the right battery and some regular trickle charging, that becomes less of an issue long term.
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2y ago
This is actually really cool. Thanks. Although it would be nicer if the bucket name (clipshare) was not hard wired into the app, and you could select your own bucket. The readme could also do with highlighting the hardwired name fact. Also
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2y ago
Interesting to see some nice fossil fuel talking points in this thread. All to be made redundant since we're on the cusp of a massive revolution in battery costs and safe chemistry. Things are about to get interesting. :) https:/
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2y ago
https://www.honestjohn.co.uk/the-latest-car-fire-statistics/ * Electric vehicles are 20 times LESS likely to catch fire than ICE vehicles*
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2y ago
This piece really strikes at the heart of the current abuse/explosion of the open source ecosystem. There needs to be a new license which explicitly states that a project will continue it's open source ethos in perpetuity? Or some
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2y ago
Enshitification at work, in glorious technicolor.
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2y ago
Could it have anything to do with this? https://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/authors-sue-claude-ai-ch...
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jaggs
2y ago
But... that's freedom. :)
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jaggs
2y ago
"Don’t try to support your arguments by pasting paragraphs of text from ChatGPT." Agreed. Please don't do this.
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2y ago
Thanks for your service, Corey.
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jaggs
2y ago
Wow, what a complete load of fossil fuelled twaddle.
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jaggs
2y ago
LOL, another day, another set of foods I can't eat. At this rate I'm going to be subsisting on a blade of grass a day. Joy.
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jaggs
2y ago
Awesome, thanks.
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jaggs
2y ago
Looks nice. Are the free limits monthly or for ever (e.g. 5 images limit)
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2y ago
I love how it's called Comfyui, when it features the most gruesome interface ever known to man. :)
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2y ago
What is this for?
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2y ago
Repost - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41128413
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2y ago
I heard a voice cry out and suddenly, a million VC backed smart glasses projects ceased to be...
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2y ago
I hear what you're saying, but the problem is all the time we spend on doing something completely insane (I'm sorry, but blotting out the source of the planet's photosynthesis is truly mad for so many reasons) we could be dou
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