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80hd

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About 80hd

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    Comment #46960331

    Was about to complain about the pricing (more expensive than newly released 5.3 Codex?) but then I noticed that Auto/Composer mode appears to be billed separately now -- so I can u…

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    Comment #46926474

    I mostly agree, almost everything is possible for almost everyone, but some people have hurdles to overcome that would probably take their entire life to overcome. Having said that…

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    Comment #45823529

    There's nothing wrong with being unhappy, IMO - you can still channel those emotions into something meaningful. But if you do want to be happy, you can find stories, if you look ha…

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    Comment #45749709

    Insane velocity from the Cursor team. I wonder how they move so fast?

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    Comment #45401473

    Sure https://suno.com/song/5be7dd78-8af8-40a4-bb79-9dd5a9e8b71b https://suno.com/song/24f88c40-8459-4f67-8d51-30298d6b9d00 https://suno.com/song/b0c6f4a6-4523-4b39-bbbd-24a0d39a8b6…

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    Comment #45389226

    I wasn't expecting to, but I got chills listening to some Suno creations from artists who are clearly very talented at using this new medium. Much like those of us hammering away a…

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    Comment #45081851

    After using Ableton for years and previously Logic, I've never used music software that evolves as fast as Bitwig. The rate at which they improve it is pretty mind-blowing in compa…

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    Comment #45079566

    Not OP but my two cents - probably laziness and propensity towards daydreaming. I have extreme intolerance to boredom. I can't do the same job twice. Some people don't care. This p…

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    Comment #45018779

    Character consistency is great without any upfront fine tuning, nice!

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    Comment #44867415

    Seconding this. My work has had the same problem - by the time I've got things all hooked up, figured out the complicated stuff - my brain (and body) clock out and I have to drag m…

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    Comment #44002464

    I've been asking myself this since AI started to become useful. Most people would guess it threatens their identity. Sensitive intellectuals who found a way to feel safe by acquiri…

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    Comment #42300398

    Story in the sense that we understand everything (perhaps even our most fundamental perceptions) through stories - events described over time with meaning/significance ascribed to …

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    Comment #42288542

    Putting this idea out there, haven't seen anyone implement it: Use vector embeddings to represent each task as a story, an abstraction of 1. the past, 2. the present, 3. the future…

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    Comment #40552948

    Sounds like something you could do with an LLM

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    Comment #35971606

    >I'm seriously asking I'm not sure I believe that. Is human-like intelligence not valuable to you?

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    Comment #31439051

    Not op but for me - and I think for many others - it's really a worthwhile tradeoff. To say life with mental illness/disorders comes with its own major drawbacks is really an under…

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    Comment #29082272

    While my inner perfectionist finds these annoying - I can't help but feel there are bigger fish to fry here. Higher-level UI paradigms, user flows that should be adhered to, featur…