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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
It would also be really nice if you could snip bits, pruning what is growing - with cuts causing something different to happen...
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
Why isn't it?
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
The irony of a clearly AI-written article bemoaning the effects of AI on content marketers is strong.
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
“expert baker and an idiot” Not pulling your punches there! :)
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
How can you measure basil leaves in cups? Is that “put the leaves in the cup” or “put the leaves in the cup and press them down” or “roughly chop the basil leaves and put them into the cup” or “finely chop the basil leaves and put them into
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
Thanks for the recommendation!
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
Haha, I did wonder! Looking at the various comments in this thread, I don't think you're the only person who did that. I nearly did the same - and was very glad I stayed to the end!
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
FWIW I noticed this was down yesterday while you apparently applied fixes. I tried again just now, and it’s showing 51 visits from a range of countries and IP addresses. I don’t think your fix has fixed things.
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
Right, yes, I see your point. I was thinking more from the point of view of "using AI to explore and then write custom scrapers where relevant" rather than just blanket scraping. But you're right - at the scale we're tal
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
Ok, sure, but were you also involved in dosing the creature that lives under the Westin St Francis?
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
MetaBrainz is a fairly valuable “high signal” dataset though.
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
As referenced in the article, there absolutely is an alternative. https://metabrainz.org/datasets Linked to from the homepage as “datasets”. I may be too broadly interpreting what you mean by “machine-communicable” in the c
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
You might be 140 miles round trip to the nearest fulfilment centre, but you're almost certainly closer to your nearest neighbours who regularly buy stuff from Amazon, so the van is probably coming pretty close to you any way.
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
I just tried again, from a different browser and different device. It's still showing multiple visits and locations from me - albeit only a few this time, rather than the hundreds before.
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
I guess the difference is that it requires a certain amount of time, ability and skill to make creepy pictures using photoshop - which limits the number of people who will actually do that. Photoshops also does not have a direct distributio
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
The title is the title of the article published by the Guardian. It has not been editorialised by the person submitting the article. If you have an issue with the title of the article flagging the submission is not hugely useful. Email the
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
I’ve visited 292 times. From Melbourne, Athens, Piraeus, Paris, Munich, Vantaa, Berlin and Kuala Lumpur. I’ve used Chrome, Firefox and Safari on both mobile and desktop. What’s even more impressive is I’ve made all of those visits from all
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
Yeah I imagine that when the stakes are as high as they are with Nvidia they pull out the biggest names possible, partly to drive media but also as social proof. “All these important CEOs are prepared to go on the record - not just corporat
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
Easy fix: make your grid a full eight notes. C4 to C5 and allow users to change the register. Auxy is a great iteration of what you are building.
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
If you change octave while programming a melody it loses it - eg I place C4 then change to octave 5 using the dropdown and place C5 then switch back to octave 4 and place C4 etc Expected behaviour would be to have a simple oscillating octav
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
Quotes from known names in a boring corporate press release are absolutely standard. It gives journalists a hook to build a story. “Elon Musk says new Nvidia tech is…”
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
I wonder what the significance of a green heart is, in Elon-world.
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
Less useful than a teenager. A teenager today would just look at their weather app and tell you the answer.
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
I asked it to build an app to track water consumption and medication. It can’t track anything. After logging “water consumption” and “taking medication” I asked it how much water I’d had and when I’d taken medication. It replied “mhm thats
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
This is great! Really intuitive and clean. It would be nice if when you add a note in the “melodic” set it played it as you add it, rather than having to add them then preview the loop.
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by saaaaaam 10mo ago
I want a sandwich to eat. You want sushi. We are both hungry.
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by saaaaaam 10mo ago
Absolutely. And as we are increasingly coming to realise, can actually cause dangerous delusional states.
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by saaaaaam 10mo ago
I didn’t see a super introverted thing for super introverts. I saw something that, from a place of very genuine personal belief, is at once useless, probably counterproductive to developing good writing, and possibly dangerous - particularl
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by saaaaaam 10mo ago
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by saaaaaam 10mo ago
Obviously this was meant to say Claude, but iPhone’s new autocorrect decided Callie was the right choice…

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