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1y ago
And few of them are native speakers of the language you're learning.
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1y ago
> But I can still believe that the CEO doesn't want to ship the cluttered garbage that is the present app. If the CEO truly wants this he should resign because he is at best a completely ineffectual leader. The reality is he wants m
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1y ago
> My main wish from Duolingo is some kind of lesson I could go into that just grabs questions from old lessons with words/phrases you haven't done in a while. This exists, but not for free users.
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1y ago
It's a big button that looks like a notebook at the top of the screen. It's not hidden at all. As I recall it used to be only on the desktop and not in the app, but it's readily available in the app now
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1y ago
Fine, replace "good" with "acceptable". The tone of the thread came off as "look at all these wacky things it can do! What a rascal" It is irresponsible to release something in this state.
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1y ago
Neither of those are driven by free updates and paid for with microtransactions
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1y ago
Just the opening paragraph of this article is pure hogwash > It’s well known that video games today are disposable pieces of slop. There are absolutely incredible games still being made across genres. BG3, Hades, Clair Obscur, Celeste, t
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1y ago
These things "hallucinate" constantly. The idea that your unreliable chatbot might inadvertently SWAT you is terrifying
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1y ago
I personally cancelled my Claude sub when they had an employee promoting this as a good thing on Twitter. I recognize that the actual risk here is probably quite low, but I don't trust a chat bot to make legal determinations and that e
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1y ago
Because I unfortunately still need to eat and if I'm fired that will be much harder
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1y ago
What are you buying this equipment with in this scenario?
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1y ago
I mean, Rand is still the dragon reborn, Saidin is still tainted, men who channel still go crazy. Channeling saidin and saidar are still treated as fundamentally different. Adding a couple other people to the candidate pool for TDR didn
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1y ago
> they tossed out the whole gendered One Power yin yang conceit so central to the books. Well... for one they didn't do this, so you probably should have watched a bit more!
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1y ago
I personally cancelled my Claude sub. I recognize that the actual risk here is probably quite low, but I don't trust a chat bot to make legal determinations and that employees are touting this as a good thing does not make me trust the
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1y ago
Let us know how those services are doing in 2 years
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1y ago
Yeah, definitely A, same reason why all banking is done exclusively on the blockchain now and NFTs are the only way to get music
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1y ago
Being banned from a subreddit is different from a permaban from reddit that "tracks you across google accounts"
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1y ago
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1y ago
It's almost a year old at this point so at best it is horribly out of date
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1y ago
The article says 80-90% of data center usage for AI is for inference, and is from a more reputable source than the random blog
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1y ago
You changed the word artificial to general which obviously changes the meaning
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1y ago
Maybe engineers at Anthropic use it less because they fully understand the limitations and drawbacks
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1y ago
Does the average user read a consent for research and think it means "we'll sell your data to whomever we choose"?
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1y ago
So far
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1y ago
In the same way that people have "known" for decades that smoking causes cancer and smoked anyway, however efforts to keep that knowledge at the forefront of people's minds at the point of consumption by requiring extremely c
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1y ago
Your average person definitely thought that
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1y ago
Had they known all their data was going to be sold later they may have reconsidered whether that service was worth it.
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1y ago
They make money selling the ponzi schemes, they don't want to make them easier to spot
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1y ago
If only hardcore crypto enthusiasts who didn't want any fiat had cryptocurrency bitcoin would be worth a couple dollars a piece and 99% of other cryptocurrencies wouldn't exist. The vast vast majority of people who have crypto are
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1y ago
Yes, pay no attention to the man behind the curtain, nothing to see here! /s
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