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trentearl
4y ago
Yes it is relevant. He doesn't have his hands on all the levers yet.
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Your brain eventually learns to categorize plants into different buckets by noticing attributes. Poison Ivy is a vine but can trick people into thinking it's tree or a ground cover. If it's showing as a vine you just have to cate
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trentearl
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I got all but one, somewhat surprisingly red maple tricked me. During university I spent a lot of time in the Carolina woods where poison ivy is abundant. At first you notice the disgusting oily leaves, hairy wood, green spring time berries
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trentearl
4y ago
Very cool and impressive. Yesterday, I created a subreddit to discuss and curate these types of Ai use-cases, if anyone else is interested please join: https://www.reddit.com/r/AiAppDev/
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This resonates with me. I've been slowly working on similar project, instead of python functions I'm doing api creation. I have a website that allows you to create templated apis for each prompt. The next step for me is the workfl
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Aibash: Use opeanai prompts to drive BASH shell
(earlearlearl.com)
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In Dubai it is criminally illegal.
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Information pollution. Training future models with the result of earlier models will result in a delusional feedback loop. It will be interesting to see the solutions we come up with for this issue.
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After doing 30 I was able to differentiate very quickly, it's surprising how easy it is to detect these. You can tell by abnormalities in ears and AI probably wont show you hands because it struggles a lot. The backgrounds often look c
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Spacemen 3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWhH8NPtQlI
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Exactly what I thought of, I always thought it would be a good addition to Mexican rap song.
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I'm not sure I understand. They arent? Why?
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4y ago
I'm not a big fan of his so I'm not sure, I just remember him saying responsibility is a prerequisite to a meaningful life.
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Even now 27% of Americans aged 15 to 24 are virgins. I have to assume this number was higher for single people 50 years ago.
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I’ve noticed this in my friend groups as well, but the tables are starting to flip as we enter our later 30s.
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He would say the reward is a meaningful life.
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4y ago
It seems no: https://www.economist.com/the-economist-explains/2022/01/27/... .
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Why would it mention Armenia? If I'm reading your map correctly this site wasnt in Armenian control for 700 years. I visited the region before, if I remember correctly this region is more geographically in the center of the Assyrian em
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It didnt stabilize, only an illusion. The government introduced strict currency controls forcing business to hold rubles. Also foreign stock holders are not allowed to sell stocks and covert to dollars. The price listed isnt real because th
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5y ago
I assumed Salvador was the Brazilian city not the country of El Salvador.
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5y ago
I’ve lived in turkey for 3 years and I’ve only seen this with expensive imported bicycles.