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janrakete
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Comment #49160205
As long as you have a full-time job, you can afford to work only with people you enjoy working with, set your rates flexibly, and hold sessions just for the joy of it. As soon as y…
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Comment #49160127
It reminds me of how, back in school, we used to replace the sound that played when Windows shut down with fart sounds.
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Comment #49160094
That's a nice idea, but it's probably quite easy to do in ChatGPT as well. It gets interesting with words whose translations into another language have a completely different meani…
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Comment #49124754
For my alternative rock band and our groupies (there were only a few of them), I programmed an online community aimed at punks, just for fun. I was in my early 20s at the time. The…
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Comment #49124349
I use Remarkable 2. It's not exactly an e-reader, but more of a notebook and sketchbook with a paper-like surface. It is, however, quite expensive. It's definitely too much money j…
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Comment #49124310
I think it’s generally a good idea to use a standalone, local solution. I also like the approach of combining multiple models with different focuses under a single interface. On th…
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Comment #49115496
Well, that's a good idea. Do you plan to add more languages? And what's your business model? If everyone puts together their own personalized feed, you'll have to generate a separa…
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Comment #49115238
It would be even better if your tool could predict every bet correctly. If everyone could win every bet, then the problem of gambling addicts and the companies that take advantage …
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Comment #49115056
That's a really cool solution. I had no idea the AI could do this so well and stick to it so consistently. How do you determine the difficulty level?
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Comment #49086154
It’s not a bad idea in itself, but as others have already said, it can be handled more securely using a local file. Especially now, with all the discussion about sovereignty and lo…
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Comment #49085912
I know people who work in urban planning, and they find this also generally interesting because the data and its visualization can be used to identify areas where action is needed …
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Comment #49085816
I couldn't find a direct option to adjust the font size. Could you add that?
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Comment #49075833
I'd be very interested in that, too.
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Comment #49075759
Yes, definitly.
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Comment #49075753
No, it's working fine.
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Comment #49061994
For me, it's more of a gimmick, too, since I find it tiring in the long run. Since many words in a text are redundant, I read the text by skipping words anyway, and I'm just as fas…
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Comment #49061834
It sounds a little mysterious, especially since you have to sign up. Maybe you should explain more clearly on the page what users can expect.
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Comment #49061745
Nice work. Markdown has some more possibilities, see: https://github.com/lifeparticle/Markdown-Cheatsheet
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Comment #49050994
Cool. I'm thinking of wedding photographers who take several hundred photos in a single evening and rarely know the people in the photos personally. Since not all the photos of eve…
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Comment #49050640
Yes, that would be very interesting. Depending on the prompt, the result will probably be something completely different, but it would be interesting to see the level of gameplay a…
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Comment #49050568
Haha, nice idea. But it only works if the recipient is over 25 years old.
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Comment #49041737
That's really cool, and it's a great use case for WebAssembly. I'd suggest making the site multilingual, especially in German. Germany has some of the strictest data protection reg…
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Comment #49041125
That's a nice idea. But I would definitely adjust the colors. The colors on the buttons, in particular, are really hard to make out.
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Comment #49040969
It's actually a little addictive, though it wasn't immediately clear how it worked. A tutorial would be helpful.