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Nice, added. I was able to find some books here that were not listed on any of the other sites. I am surprised that there still is variety. Is there a reason an independent bookstore lists their books on one marketplace but not on another?
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Wow, that's cool!
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Ok, added them.
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Ok, I added them. I love audio books. I wish there was a store that sells them for download without DRM. Just like as if you bought the CD, but without the CD.
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4y ago
Interesting. I am looking around their page, but can't find a description on how it works. They say nothing about a CD or something, so it seems you can listen to the audiobooks on their site? How do the local bookstores come into play
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Is Amazon really offering a narrower selection of titles than other stores? What would be an example of a title Amazon does not have?
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Thanks! I added Foyles. I think there needs to be more info than just "They are not Amazon". Otherwise all shops in the list would be the same. Except Amazon :) Which of the 3 you mentioned would you buy from for your next book or
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Hey, I am currently putting together a list of bookstores here: https://www.gnod.com/search/books Adding Bookshop.org now. If anybody here is buying online from a store that is not on the list, let me know. (With a sho
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Yes, it is a bit too hidden I guess. Not sure is labeling the highlight button "Highlight/Compare" is the way to go. Feels a bit cluttered. Maybe "Select"?
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The hard part about user generated product data would be to handle trustworthyness. That would involve voting for correct and against wrong data, building user trust points etc. Not a small feat.
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I'm a bit hesitant to add more product categories at the moment. All the data is manually researched, which takes about 1h per day, 7 days a week. There are a surprisingly large number of new products and product variations coming out
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4y ago
Glad you like it. Have you seen that you can hightlight one camera and then compare it to another?
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Some years ago, I accidentally got into the camera comparison game. It started with this Show HN about a weekend project which displays flashdrives on a scatterplot: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7465980 Over time, I
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The anti-substack techniques in Twitter's codebase seem to run surprisingly deep. I just noticed that when you try to search for "Substack", Twitter will search for "Newsletter" instead. I wonder why Twitter is so a
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Important to note that the solution uses reflection. It uses the tile and a mirrored version of it. In my book, this means it is rather using two tiles than one. So the journey is not over. The question if a nonperiodic tiling of the plane
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Can an LLM really "only respond to user input"? ChatGPT keeps state between multiple answers. And the user can also be "used" as some kind of state. The LLM can (in its response) prompt the user to give it certain types
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The text makes it sound like the biggest danger of AI is that it says something that hurts somebody's feelings. Or outputs some incorrect information which makes somebody make the wrong decision. I think the biggest danger these new AI
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Added. What do you mean by "their status"?
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What are some good alternatives? I have long thought to add a book search to my semi-popular Gnod literature projects ( https://www.gnooks.com and https://www.literature-map.com ). But I always thought everybody is onl
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Eye Test
(gibney.org)
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I run Product Chart which has a camera chart that lets you select two cameras and compare them: https://www.productchart.com/cameras Select "highlight" on the first camera you want to compare and then when you hov
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I wish there was a solution like flatpak or snap that does make things simpler, not more complex. To begin with: It would be nice if the data of the containerized applications were stored in one place and one place only. Each application sh
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I used this to create random decisions for a while: if (( RANDOM % 2 == 0 )); then echo Yes; else echo No; fi I also logged those decisions. I got significantly more No then Yes. I could never reproduce the bias in a loop. But in r
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Looks like ChatGPT will soon surpass Reddit in popularity
(twitter.com)
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I would expect it to do that for the same reason that we humans feed and protect endangered species.
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Will ChatGPT make the already troubling income and wealth inequality in the US and many other countries even worse? It is an interesting question if the concept of "wealth" will survive in a world where all producti
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They provide this demo: https://cs.uwaterloo.ca/~csk/hat/app.html I just wished one could turn off the colors. The colors really distract me from trying to see the patterns the shape itself creates. For me, the be
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Comparing search engines has been my passion for a while now. I built various tools around it ( https://www.gnod.com/search/ ) With the advent of LLMs, I also started doing it for AI engines recently: https://
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A good opportunity to try some smaller alternatives.
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