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There are a lot of seniors out there with kin who don't really care for them. I'm not sure children are the insurance policy they used to be in old age.
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Let's see if they can factor a number greater than 12.
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That link you mentioned stated that certain planes (including business jets) do not have ADS-B or are not visible on FlightRadar24. Thought that was interesting.
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>>I have a theory about Twitter's often odd actions since Musk took over, although I fear HN won't like it because it may tend to paint Musk in a reasonable light: Reminds me of the "The Bear is Sticky with Honey"
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I noticed some popular flight tracking websites flightradar24 and flightaware have disabled sharing location information per owner request. I did find one site that still shares flight data and flight history. https://globe.adsbe
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This is surprising to hear since the interest payments on sitting inventory has been steadily rising due to rate increases.
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At the very least we should consider ERC-20 tokens a separate class of crypto currency. The barrier to entry to mint a spanking new ERC-20 token is absurdly low and all you're doing is piggy backing on the Ethereum infrastructure. I wo
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One of the biggest challenges with establishing a lunar outpost: Dust
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If it was the 1950s, the answer would be to dump the batteries off-shore. It does surprise me that battery manufacturers have zero interest in reclaiming batteries to source highly prized lithium we're mining the world for.
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AI Natural Reader makes any PDF or .epub an Audiobook
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Normally I can't stand artificial voices but this company has made serious leaps with voice generation that it's hard to tell it isn't it wasn't recorded audio. I've uploaded epubs and PDFS and it will dutifully rea
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Is this a GPT front end or something? I find it hard to believe that several different conversational AI systems were released independently of each other within weeks.
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That is certainly a possibility, but for non-contracted services like WSJ that shouldn't be an issue.
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How does Stack Overflow know the answer is generated by ChatGPT? Also wouldn't they be better suited by addressing incorrect answers rather than who or what created the answer? If they are concerned about incorrect answers they have to
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The first credit card company that allows me to cancel a service through a their billing website has my immediate business. The flow would go something like this: I want to cancel my WSJ subscription so I look for my latest WSJ charge on my
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It outperforms Google and most humans.
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OP mentioned he is in the ChatGPT discord already. But the link is https://discord.com/channels/974519864045756446/ Searching twitter for chatgpt or gpt and sorting by "latest" seems to bring up a fair a
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Reddit has a chatgpt subreddit and twitter has been pretty good too.
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Full Interview of FTX's Sam Bankman-Fried with the NYT
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Sam remotely attended the NYT DealBook event and was interviewed by Andrew Sorkin. SBF says FTX can and should immediately make FTX-US users 100% whole.
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James Joyce is the "Emperor's New Clothes" of literature. People revere his writings and sing its praises but no one wants to admit they don't understand a damn thing.
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This is a good question and I was actually thinking about this today. The filters are on camera but you can actually get some filters for the X100V on Lightroom a well. I think the on-camera filters and the filters you can use w/ Light
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Not directly related, but Fujufilm recently announced that one of their popular digital point and shoot cameras (X100V) will no longer be available for some time. It's been in exceptionally high demand this year and they're having
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Even if it is a money-making endeavor, the NYT could slightly mend its journalistic reputation with some hard-hitting questions to SBF. They have been soft-handed so far in their reporting on SBF and FTX and it reeks of major bias and confl
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You know what I find interesting. You pick any food or diet that you believe is healthy, and you'll find someone with some sort of credentials that will tell you otherwise. https://www.kevinstock.io/health/health-d
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One thing that confuses me is that people talk about lack of healthcare for the poor like Medicaid is not a thing. I have a friend getting a hip replacement in three weeks, after getting an appt with a specialist in one week, and it's
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I'm not going ask you to back up your assertions but that really hasn't been my impression of NYT's editorial positions.
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>nobody gives a damn about what Satoshi was advocating for I do. >and especially not people believing in Bitcoin. You're partially right there.
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It's because the ones who would have said it now know.
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I prefer Hanlon's razor. "never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity."
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