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4mo ago
I think reading develops internal monologue and you also can change the tempo according to understanding, slow down when a pasaage is hard etc. With audiobooks something that is not very clear escapes away as the audiobook moves on. Maybe m
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It’s a different experience but E-readers come close. Screens’ UIs are too interactive for a proper lecture.
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4mo ago
Without the sex change in them : AIProductMarket.com, AIProductHub.com, AIProductMarketplace.com, AIToolMarket.com, AIToolsHub.com
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Mother sues OpenAI, alleging ChatGPT encouraged daughter's suicide
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I robotics company Theker raises $85M from investors including LVMH
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Organic foods could be a bit tastier (as opposed tasteless and bland) but that's not always the case. But when that's the case it's a no brainer to me what to buy.
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Uber sues New York City over 'reckless' driver protection law
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OpenAI says Chinese propaganda is being deployed to foment dissent over tariffs
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4mo ago
My Lenovo Carbon X1 daily driver has an option to disable or enable fn keys and uses blue led to indicated the status.
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I'll take slower and safer anytime over the jungle of ads and the dangers it exposes users to. If something doesn't work properly on FF I open up Chrome, use the site and then close it. And to be honest FF is working fine for me,
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As a user at least I have an option to use ublock origin extension in Firefox. So I'm somewhat grateful I can still browse the net peacefully and safely.
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That will likely change too if it becomes the last bastion of anonymous SIM cards.
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Do you have any examples of the government NOT exploiting that? It's hard to know for sure how data is being used or sold out for others to exploit it.
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4mo ago
Do stuff with your knowledge, apply it wherever you can. AI does not have have any agency to do ... anything.
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4mo ago
Most of us would not be able to become woodworkers or carpenters for a living. If white collar jobs get so affected by AI probably the competition in blue collar jobs would produce the worst race to the bottom.
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Armenia's pro-West government wins election despite Russian pressure
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Apple's WWDC conference kicks off, investors want to know if AI will save Siri
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Can they sue and get the land back? The city can deal with the relocation of the datacenter since it's their doing.
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China urges fund managers to support innovation, warns against concept hype
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Ex-CIA official accused of stashing $40M in gold bars is 'master manipulator'
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Microsoft can't learn a thing from their own history. Perhaps if they made a product that was useful and not deceiving their users they'd have more success. It seems they aren't capable of that anymore.
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Father of VR: The best AI future nobody is talking about – Jaron Lanier [video]
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Meta enters enterprise AI race with new business agent
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AI to double data centre power and water consumption by 2030, UN researchers say
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yes, it's a bit harder an more involved than printing money. Best thing is not to squander them.
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> OpenClaw just seems so broken and insecure by-design. I feel like you'd have to be crazy to use it. Microsoft is about to introduce a worse and less secure version of OpenClaw to their Enterprise customers. What could go wrong??
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It doesn't matter much. It's a joke in both cases anyway.
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Yeah, this is infuriating indeed. If we wanted to use halfbaked AI we'd know where to find it. But shoving it instead of the real thing is extremely annoying. I remember Google+ fiasco, trying to shove their + everywhere. It didn'
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I chose typing every time.
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