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Coming soon, a platform for AI art creation and more, https://inventai.xyz . I'm hoping to add features that set it apart.
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I think this is a very good idea. It should actually be built into the OS. I know of BSD jails, but not sure what else there is for Linux/Windows/MacOS.
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Ask HN: Trust and Automated Trading Systems
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One example: https://reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion I'm working on something myself to help users with the process, see another message I posted for this story.
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No, generative AI will raise the quality bar of user-produced content. Pros will have even more to work with. I suspect that we may be somewhat overwhelmed by all the amazing images and videos that will be available. I get that sense alread
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Just like CGI, the early use of generative AI experience isn't always there, which can lead to frustration. I'm working on a platform to help with this, can't give details just yet: https://inventai.xyz .
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Not yet available, but InventAI [ https://inventai.xyz ] will offer AI generated content with some UI innovations.
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An origin story is how we came to be where we are. Atheists think along the lines of evolution / natural selection. Not mythology. Before that, tons to be read, all of it science based.
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I'd say so, but if you keep doing the same thing then you typically don't improve.
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That's why your location was so important back then. Less so now, but it still makes a difference.
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You would spend a lot of time and effort doing very simple things by today's standards. There was also a lot less information, especially if you didn't have an Internet connection. But it was also fun and worth doing. Personally I
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Is that all marketing cost? What exactly makes up the millions of dollars? Because there are bootstrappers that launch successfully by growth hacking, although that is admittedly difficult to do.
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Very interesting! It looks like an Open Source core + Premium features business model (just guessing here). How heavy is the download? What's the minified client size at the moment?
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More exercise and an improved diet would likely help a lot. You may struggle for time to exercise from the sound of it, but even a little bit helps.
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That would be great. However if you wanted to benchmark relevance ranking, how would you do that?
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I didn't know it at first. Also, as pointed out, the risk is theoretical.
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Kickback? How is that an illicit payment?
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My primary cause with the site is informational. But if I could bring in some (likely minimal) income, I could spend that on ads to market the site. I don't think that's immoral. That herb has seriously helped me with stress. Here
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Sure, as another poster wrote, be careful with MS it seems, there could be an immune stimulating effect. For stress in general it's very good though. Also it can be taken infrequently and you can still see a lot of benefits.
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Thanks for finding that! Even a theoretical risk needs to be underlined. It's interesting that the same article notes that exercise also stimulates the immune system and that the risk really is theoretical at this point. But good to no
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EDIT: deleting this comment, too much negative feedback. For cognitive benefits, try mental math apps.
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A website to help people beat stress. It's not online yet.
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In my view it's because often, when co-founders fall out, the company is either badly damaged or ends. This can happen early or after many years. So the requirement for a good co-founder is really high. There's not necessarily any
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Interesting, thanks.
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Too bad Nim's not on the list.
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VR may have been slowed, but it wouldn't have died. It's difficult to achieve the level of immersion VR is aiming at, that is, complete immersion. A lot of people are happy with the immersion that desktop computers offer and don&#
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There are indeed privacy problems for an app, unless it provides very basic games/tracking only that don't require invasive data. Web pages and books are probably better, even that's not 100% privacy safe, not much is.
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How can a mental health startup (non-profit or not) create revenue, reach a lot of people and not charge people too much money? From what I've seen, paid-for apps/SaaS is basically the only way to go. Unless you depend on donation
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Perhaps it's meant to limit what people can scrape from search results? A human user shouldn't need to see every result.
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I didn't experience that in practice, and it seems that the difference is between heme and non-heme iron. Spinach has non-heme iron which isn't absorbed very well, and absorption makes a huge difference. I did a quick search and f
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