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by solfox 2y ago
Thank you, I really appreciate it. It's definitely food for thought that this can happen!
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Please help: My business Facebook, Instagram, and personal acct all got disabled
34 points by solfox 2y ago|8 comments
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by solfox 2y ago
Calling it now: Google will ultimately lose this consumer battle. How? By doing what they've always done: building better tech. Gemini will be faster/better and it will have more features; but they will continue to fail to product
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by solfox 2y ago
I can't wait for the home assistant device roll-out. ChatGPT is miles beyond Siri and Google.
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by solfox 2y ago
I don't even drink coffee and I want one! Nice work
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by solfox 2y ago
With zero doubt. Faster than we expect. And yet, it's nice that we are learning to distrust what we see before the "real real" stuff comes out.
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by solfox 2y ago
And yet, OP referred to a thread where the reality of the shorts were being questioned by "average" people. Imagine a world where OpenAI were the first out the gates with this and just started producing their own videos without te
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by solfox 2y ago
On the other hand, because these tools like this are being made available before output is perfected, you and many others are being trained in AI discernment; being able to detect fake things will be a helpful skill to have for some time: a
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by solfox 2y ago
Videogen is still not generally available. It's just a beta sign up, as it's been for what- a year?
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by solfox 2y ago
Are ads what people want?
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by solfox 2y ago
Reference? This isn't mentioned anywhere and certainly is not implied.
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by solfox 2y ago
It's available today for Plus users at chatgpt.com.
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by solfox 2y ago
Seeing "nedanriqgjbwantecoja.supabase.co" as the site name when I attempt to log into your site. Doesn't inspire a ton of confidence.
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by solfox 2y ago
As much as that’s an eye-catching headline, even the author admits it was a bad study that hasn’t been reproduced.
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by solfox 2y ago
If you're a Waldorf fan, you might be interested to learn that Steiner was against left-handedness, thinking it caused by a spiritual deficiency. Modern Waldorf schools actively "correct" left handedness because of this. [1]
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by solfox 2y ago
My kids love making their own board games. There are simple kits from amazon with blank boards, cards, dice etc - great for creativity.
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by solfox 2y ago
> that the team is totally working on solving it any day now. With just a itty bitty bit more funding!
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by solfox 2y ago
"As easy to cancel as it is to sign up" Frankly the US Govt could apply this to marriage too…
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by solfox 2y ago
What a strange regression unassigned seats are anyway. We've had seat map selection technology for at least a couple of decades. Unassigned seating isn't saving anyone any money - it's just a strange tax on relationships.
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by solfox 2y ago
Honestly, I have not once regretted taking time off and not maximizing for career/income for awhile. I got to raise my kids while they were young and I focused on healing my codependency which had been holding me back in many ways (rel
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by solfox 2y ago
Good, I’ve had such bad experiences with this company. Adobe is the king of dark patterns.
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by solfox 2y ago
I think you have to actually try out a modality or two before landing on the therapy that works best for you. Somatic trauma work was truly incredible for me because I was so locked in my mind - but it’s less evidence-based than say CBT whi
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by solfox 2y ago
I was diagnosed with Crohn's disease when I was 13. I was on various 3x-daily anti-inflammatory medications; doctors said I would be on them the rest of my life. I started going to therapy as an adult and made a lot of progress in my m
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by solfox 2y ago
This really applies to all emotion. Bottles up emotion isn’t great for our mental or physical health.
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by solfox 3y ago
I think it’s simpler than that: there’s a heck of a lot of dishonesty in academia: but the dishonest dishonesty researcher grabs the headline.
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by solfox 3y ago
Why wouldn't they be exploring ways to incorporate a new technology into their product?
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by solfox 3y ago
With an open-source system developed and trained on our codified laws, presumably, such a system would be WAY less arbitrary and more benevolent than the average judge. HN clearly hasn't experienced the family law system in America.
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by solfox 3y ago
Why, then, is it most common for a judge to fine a lawyer $999 if they bother to issue sanctions against them? A laughable and seemingly arbitrary hand-slap for an attorney making $550+/hour! But it's not arbitrary because a $10
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by solfox 3y ago
Seeing such a large web property go down like this is fascinating. It's like a power plant grid failure, except for attention instead of energy. When meta is down, a hoard of internet users desperately seek somewhere else to place th
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by solfox 3y ago
One day, not too long from now, the judge will be an AI, lawyers will not exist, and true justice will be here.

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