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Inzerosight
(github.com)
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Vibegif.lol
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Show HN: Direct-img.link for AI when you want IMG in Markdown
(github.com)
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I'm Launching Speech.capital – Empty
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1y ago
https://ibb.co/fzbPz5WR Be informed. advanced mind control torture.
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Sune
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Single index.html front end for openrouter
(github.com)
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Is all advertising a form of deception?
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2y ago
a subtree directs the user to a dif repo on github? is there a guide? because the last guide i followed literally made the subtree look like a normal dir on github.
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Can a dir in your GitHub repo direct the user to an different repo?
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2y ago
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Inzerosight, an Encoder for Zero-Width
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Qstar-Forum
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Does using .nojekyll make gh-pages deploy faster ?
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3y ago
incessant vibration
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3y ago
"Today, we are releasing an updated GPT-4 Turbo preview model, gpt-4-0125-preview. This model completes tasks like code generation more thoroughly than the previous preview model and is intended to reduce cases of “laziness” where the
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3y ago
So it's worse for coding?
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3y ago
A minimalist writing style refers to writing with a small, specific focus, usually devoid of flowery, excessively descriptive language and backstory. Literary minimalism prioritizes brevity, allowing the reader to make up for a lack of verb