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bariswheel
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Comment #48837621
I don't think the voice feature should act like a human, but 'complement' it. I already have friends I can talk to. Perhaps for quick answers it might be helpful but Google already…
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Comment #48837584
I found myself probing more and more questions to have it do that, I wish it could remember to provide details answers, I thought the replies were way too short and hand-wavy like …
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Comment #48837559
If it's not able to connect to my other apps like gcal, it should suggest that I use the standard gpt client, instead of telling me 'I don't have the capability to do that' which i…
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Comment #48837541
Exactly. I told the assistant to create world cup google calendar entries and it said it can't connect to my calendar, whereas I can have it do that with no issues on the normal gp…
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Comment #48837516
For important and learning tasks,I would not use the voice feature as it was way too short and 'conversational'. I would use the 'record' feature and have it read the long, articul…
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Comment #48352358
A small catch here. Make sure to drink plenty of water if you want to keep your kidneys healthy.
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Comment #47223451
How was the battery held up? I have the same one, but the battery lasts only 25 minutes max, pretty sure it's shot. Any tips on making sure battery lasts a while? I might even swit…
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Comment #46881639
Good highlight of the struggle between Builder and Thinker, I enjoyed the writing. So why not work on PQC? Surely you've thought about other avenues here as well. If you're looking…
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Comment #46789498
I used overleaf during grad school and was easy enough, I'm interested to see what more value this will bring. Sometimes making less decisions is the better route, e.g. vi vs MS wo…
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Comment #46677077
No they don't, it's permissionless technology. Read the web site.
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Comment #46676378
Indeed, it's immature to disclose an opinion without being forthcoming and add some objective rationale behind a bold conclusion as disliking an entire person. It may be something …
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Comment #46485583
This new? Hasn't the zero-to-hero course been around for a while?
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Comment #46438818
thank you!
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Comment #46430276
Gross clickbait title, do better with your article titles.
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Comment #46224661
The music is so moving, tear inducing. One of the best links I've seen posted here and I've been here 15+ years. Well done Neal. I wish credit was given to the music, anyone know w…
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Comment #45486129
This is why companies like teenageengineering.com has a niche slice of the market. We need similar companies out there, albeit with much lower prices.
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Comment #45136214
Not really though. When people are busy and attempting to go from A to B, they may want to eliminate variables to better focus on their friends or something else in the Waymo. This…
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Comment #44871287
Similar to this idea to increase accessibility: Just use tasks.google.com Add your todos, when finished, type DONE in front of it, this way it' a journal and you get to feel good a…
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Comment #44141534
I really want to like Claude, but I hit their limit WAY too early when I PAID for it, 9 months ago, WAY before I hit any type of limit on gippity. (gippity - gpt , gimminy - gemini…
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Comment #43556472
Turkey Creek Jack Johnson: Why do you do it? Doc Holliday: Wyatt is my friend. Turkey Creek Jack Johnson: Friend? Hell, I got lots of friends. Doc Holliday: I don’t. Goodbye Doc Ho…
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Comment #43519428
Terrible headline.
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Comment #42584283
Post-scarcity world will likely make these scenarios more common.
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Comment #41407168
So much nostalgia from my teen and 20s, this site was not only entertaining but equally educational and always looked forward to reading the next review. I hadn't thought much of t…