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by relyks 2y ago
Why wouldn't it be? OpenAI and Anthropic keep everyone's prompts and use them for training too
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by relyks 2y ago
This is actually dumb. I go by he/him pronouns and I put them in my signature, because my first name is gender-neutral. I find it annoying when people assume I'm female over email correspondence. Not considering people with differ
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by relyks 2y ago
Why? Besides not supporting Elon Musk, I have found the driving and handling on BMW's electric cars to be significantly better than Teslas
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by relyks 2y ago
Maybe try changing the user agent? I can use Google on my Kindle's web browser and that can barely handle Javascript (though the Kindle does do limited execution)
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by relyks 2y ago
If this gets big enough, the US gov. will ban it too. This is Chinese owned
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by relyks 2y ago
Make Python look like Ruby
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by relyks 2y ago
You don't typically pay for a PhD. You're accepted into a program and the schools pays for you, sometimes even with a stipend to help with living costs
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by relyks 2y ago
This is not true. The article you linked only mentioned one particular instance that the battery fire was not the result of a e-bike battery. There have been fires due to bad e-bike batteries (see https://www.thecity.nyc/202
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by relyks 2y ago
It's definitely still one of the best consumer VoIP solutions and I've found that video/audio calls still work really well, better than other apps
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by relyks 2y ago
I hope they refund people or still allow people to use their existing credit... I use Skype to get a virtual number so I can call places in England from the U.S. before I visit there and so I can continue to use the same number while I&#x27
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by relyks 2y ago
Yeah, but I'd say it's more of a fashion statement
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by relyks 2y ago
Am I reading this right? Is the only protocol being supported now the most recent version of IRC? Are there plans for others? Part of Pidgin's "calling card" has been its ability to support many different chat protocols. Howe
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by relyks 2y ago
I'm pretty sure most of the data is not coming from the AR features. There are tasks in the game to actually "scan" locations. Most people I know who play also play the game without the AR features turned on unless there&#x27
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by relyks 2y ago
Google actually has released weights for some of their models, but judging by the fact that this model is potentially valuable, they likely will not allow Niantic for this
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by relyks 2y ago
Lol, do you really think that? I did it from having a desire to contribute to the conversation and I was aware that that would be a future possibility :) I'm not really getting much in return or being incentivized by Y combinator
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by relyks 2y ago
They definitely had this as a long-term vision
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by relyks 2y ago
This is pretty cool, but I feel as a pokehunter (Pokemon Go player), I have been tricked into working to contribute training data so that they can profit off my labor. How? They consistently incentivize you to scan pokestops (physical locat
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by relyks 2y ago
Yeah, I found buying one, though it was very expensive, to be worth it, because I started getting a lot more exercise than I would have without it. I don’t need to carry cargo or passengers very often :)
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by relyks 2y ago
I was actually referring to regular bikes not e-bikes in my last point, your quote, but I agree with everything you said. There are definitely disadvantages to e-bikes
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by relyks 2y ago
No, for enjoyment, parking convenience, traffic avoidance, cost, and to be environment friendly :) Cycling is actually the fastest way to get around NYC and London most of the time if you’re able to keep a consistently high speed
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by relyks 2y ago
Actually, studies (e.g. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S259019821... ) have shown that people who use e-bikes (pedal assist not throttle) tend to be more physically fit and active than ones
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by relyks 2y ago
If you're able to have an actual conversation with it to clarify your intentions or for it to interpret more complex instructions, there is actually a lot of potential here
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by relyks 2y ago
Not as many results as I was expecting though lol
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by relyks 2y ago
It appears to succeed my litmus test: https://brooklyn.alltexts.nyc/?search=moshiach&page=1 For those who don't know, Chabad, an orthodox Jewish organization, has a large promotional presence in Brooklyn
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by relyks 2y ago
I wonder if this can apply to humans for situations that either resolve conflict or to anticipate future events more effectively? People are known to process traumatic memories from the past during REM sleep by essentially reliving the expe
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by relyks 2y ago
As someone who is also severely lactose intolerant, this is something you figure out through trial and error (or I should really say trial and extreme digestive system upset). Unless the food product is clear with mentioning "no lactos
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by relyks 2y ago
Shutting down trade will make life worse for Bangladeshis (and complications for apparel companies here). Textiles and garments are huge exports for Bangladesh and those industries employ many, many people there. I'm also of the opinio
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by relyks 2y ago
This is my favorite e-book reader to use on my desktop :) (it's great for epubs)
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by relyks 2y ago
Do other Kindles allow web browsing?
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by relyks 2y ago
I don't doubt that, but I was implying that having play by cartridge as the only method is not in their best interest, especially if they want to get more players or make money. Having a digital ROM version makes it more accessible (

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