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qmmmur

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    Comment #49242658

    Boo. AI Slop. Be critical of what you’re making please.

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    Comment #49170436

    Oh well, at least they apologised.

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    Comment #49142605

    Asking the right question presumes you have domain expertise, which if you did, you wouldn't be asking an AI.

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    Comment #49110307

    Love koreader and Plato. Great free software

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    Comment #49059494

    And yet, a new argument surfaces about whether or not the linking should take place. Some people just like to argue :)

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    Comment #49055378

    Just because you can think through writing doesn't mean language is the essence of thought itself.

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    Comment #49018959

    A planetwide hallucination – sounds awful.

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    Comment #49016027

    Doesn’t feel nice, does it, Anthropic?

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    Comment #48987765

    I’m reaching my limit for crap AI visuals. Seriously, how is this not laughed out of town, metaphorically with how lame it is?

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    Comment #48922694

    Same. I used to use telegram for everything and then stopped after I realised it wasn’t really and to end encrypted. The bots were super useful. I used to have one I could ask diff…

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    Comment #48656830

    I used to live in Berlin and the summers there were unbearably muggy. Everyone seemed okay with it and it made me feel crazy!

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    Comment #48631254

    I’m not going to personally donate a little under 0.1% of my net worth, and I may seem a hypocrite, but at some point you have to acknowledge that it’s a maddening, life changing a…

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    Comment #48473178

    This isn't the gotcha you think it is. Every time I try Vivaldi I am right back at Firefox and I am surely not alone. I have never understood the obsession with tree style tabs or …

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    Comment #48408204

    Western Australia also has a VPP program that is pretty successful.

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    Comment #48326499

    I would be interested to understand more about what you think unions and organisation have done for working rights over the last 100 years.

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    Comment #47898709

    Do people find these incredibly throwaway and short form posts that interesting to discuss? It comes off as lazy to me.

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    Comment #47736791

    Totally. You didn’t “read” an audiobook

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    Comment #47625157

    This is very good, because billing the EU is quite strict, and having someone get the format right for me is super useful :) I just made my own invoice generator using a json spec …

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    Comment #47101852

    I totally agree

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    Comment #47045103

    The sentences are all roughly the same length too

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    Comment #46983719

    Because historically appeal systems are well crafted and efficient? Please... at least read your comment out loud to yourself.

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    Comment #46750123

    I would hedge most businesses don’t need the full offering of 365. You could get away with an email provider, a way to author documents and some file storage which are abundantly o…

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    Comment #46611027

    That's not generative AI, just source separation which has existed way before large language models and transformer architecture were big.

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    Comment #46611016

    You can already do this, but the platformised generative AI is sloppy by comparison and not that interesting. https://github.com/acids-ircam/RAVE

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    Comment #46446481

    > My friend bought me lunch. I used that energy at my job. Do I owe them part of my paycheck? No but you owe him lunch next time. Wait till you find out that you have to share your…