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    Comment #48949125

    > helium was a preferred way for suicide The era of ridiculous sounding last words came to an end

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    Comment #48529857

    [flagged]

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    Comment #47472029

    https://news.northwestern.edu/stories/2024/august/new-biomat... > The new biomaterial comprises two components: a bioactive peptide that binds to transforming growth factor beta-1 …

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    Comment #47402468

    > modern MCP clients do smart tool search that obviates the entire "I am sending the full list of tools back and forth" mode of operation How, "Dynamic Tool Discovery"? Has this be…

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    Comment #47293898

    https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/prompts/src/branch/main/prompts/LL...

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    Comment #46745686

    I picked up Tao Te Ching as an American teenager and was moved by how it cuts against the American faith in visible dominance and self-assertion, proposing a form of strength that …

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    Comment #46356579

    > Please note that Apple Music and iTunes Music data will be migrating away from the Enterprise Partner Feed (EPF). Starting July 16, 2024

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    Comment #46356376

    Simply sharing metadata, related artists, genres, etc would create a pretty interesting ecosystem[1]. [1]: https://everynoise.com/

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    Comment #45907815

    I think this is too much credit given for emotional labor. NY has an intrusive din and these people live in their cars all day. They evolve toward chronic irritation alleviated wit…

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    Comment #44526965

    Would love to see this show up on homebrew!

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    Comment #44338718

    Alternatively for Mac, https://github.com/halo/LinkLiar

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    Comment #44331089

    > "Cheaper/easier" is what creates consequences, not "new". Nuclear bomb?

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    Comment #43796433

    Mostly personal/art projects for now, but willing to pay.

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    Comment #43793909

    Are you going to offer a web embeddable version of the Live offering?

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    Comment #43673432

    Had a hard time parsing this, assumed "breeder" was the role of a human ranch hand, and you were telling them about family trivialities ("bull") so they felt included and soothed. …

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    Comment #43426774

    interesting to see what accents do and do not work

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    Comment #43154342

    The eternal red flag of a DB UI that tries to support wildly different backends explains a lot of the problems. Many sane and powerful Postgres features can't be used because Direc…

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    Comment #42994756

    Suno has select region editing now

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    Comment #42759638

    I think part of this is the genuine benefit of social media, it's used for education, connection, political organization... not quite the same as a cigarette. You can pick any emot…

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    Comment #42719842

    > The Syntilay company used Midjourney AI to create the basic shape of the shoe, after which an artist drew a sketch based on Midjourney's creation. That image was run back through…

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    Comment #42422011

    Yeah word replacement is exhausting, and it does feel like the two fluent states for me are extreme relaxation and a very specific amount of localized stress. Lots of... unnatural …

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    Comment #42415012

    What kind of stutter, blocks/valsalva or repetition?

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    Comment #42368531

    Thanks. Censor – it's hard to say what's happening because it's not even carried through in the transcription, but the agent will say one word at the start of a natural sentence an…

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    Comment #42346821

    Fun! The 11labs agent product is promising but very buggy, I was glad to see some of those issues in your implementation as well. The agent often drops out and comes back randomly …