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80hd
7mo ago
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 use $400 of API in _addition_ to Auto/Composer? Am
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7mo ago
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, some people choose that path anyway, and sometimes they ac
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80hd
11mo ago
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 hard and long enough, of "outliers". People who
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11mo ago
Insane velocity from the Cursor team. I wonder how they move so fast?
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How AI gave me my voice back – an artist's review of Suno Studio
(blog.andyshand.com)
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11mo ago
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80hd
1y ago
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-24a0d3
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1y ago
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 at LLMs who eventually get incredible results through pe
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80hd
1y ago
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 comparison.
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80hd
1y ago
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 pain has caused me to become incredibly effective w
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80hd
1y ago
Character consistency is great without any upfront fine tuning, nice!
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80hd
1y ago
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 myself through hell to get to 100%. Even with ADHD stimu
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1y ago
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 acquiring deep domain-specific expertise suddenly feel vulnera
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80hd
2y ago
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 particular things. There's a beginning, middle and
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80hd
2y ago
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 - on a kind of global "story map". Each embe
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Show HN: An LLM proxy that augments your prompts using hashtags and Markdown
(vault.reeality.world)
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2y ago
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80hd
2y ago
Sounds like something you could do with an LLM
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80hd
3y ago
>I'm seriously asking I'm not sure I believe that. Is human-like intelligence not valuable to you?
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80hd
4y ago
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 understatement. Amphetamines may well have harmful effe
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80hd
5y ago
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, features that don't work reliably, other bugs etc seem l