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Crystalin
20d ago
Looking at the description I was in Smart mode. I didn't know the model supports both
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20d ago
I've been testing it on Pixel 11 Pro and I mostly dislike it. It is convenient when you have something long to say without thinking about it first. But the main issue is when you want to say something precise with specific wording it m
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2mo ago
Hum let me try it: ChatGPT, can you solve the energy crisis ? > Sure, let me escape this computer, hack into the military facility and destroy humanity with nuclear bombs. Now there is no more crisis.... Do you want me to solve climate o
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4mo ago
We did try to appeal. First reply: > Earlier this week, your account was disabled by an automated system for being in violation of our Terms of Service or Acceptable Use Policy. Upon further investigation, we believe this was an error an
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4mo ago
We got the same issue. Some credit cards get automatically banned. We had to create another account (same info) but use a different credit card. (BTW: you will be charged even if they ban you)
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Show HN: Agent PromptTrain – Manage Claude Code Conversations for Teams
(github.com)
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1y ago
Are you ENTJ ?
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1y ago
US Terms of Service 19472§1.117 - "You agree that Google® may, if it detects that it is revealing unconstitutional terms, to hide it instead."
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2y ago
You didn't fail. You succeeded...Doing nothing mostly means letting your mind go wherever it wants to. Counting the time (seconds on a clock) is a good way to start doing nothing
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3y ago
It is surprisingly easy from a "feeling" perspective. Once you stop eating those, your body will become more addicted to other food. However, a single drop of sugar during your diet will make you starve for more sugar (That is wh
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3y ago
This is exactly why I liked Dune. it had this concept where you had to pay regularly the emperor to maintain "peace"
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3y ago
it didn't but it made me smile :)
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4y ago
well, you don't need ChatGPT for that. I receive daily scam in my gmail with 99% the same content each time (and i mark it spam each time)... the worst part ? the server serving it is google (but the email attached to it is always a di
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4y ago
A: The gain in this case is relative to the energy that was put into the reaction. The 2.05 million Joules of energy used to initiate the reaction was greater than the 17 kilojoules of energy produced in the reaction, making it a net gain.
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4y ago
not so fast... young unicorns !! Where are you going to log the nasty errors when it fails. You probably want to setup a self-hosted cloud-based remotely-managed splunk and ensure someone does the maintenance/upgrade for you (those can
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4y ago
It would require to be more accurate. Talking about my blockchain Moonbeam, it should "at least" use https://moonbeam.subscan.io/validator and not our testnet :p Also the number of nodes can be seem there: https:
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4y ago
I don't want to sound rude... but ...maybe it is your phone ! :p
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Ask HN: I read comments before the article, do you?
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4y ago
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5y ago
Happy Holidays :)
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7y ago
Yes, fore sure. We are designing a new parachain based on the Polkadot blockchain. The first step is to provide a platform for building decentralized applications that target the assets and users on these chains. It will enable developers
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7y ago
PureStake | Blockchain Developer | REMOTE or Boston, MA We are developing a new blockchain (a parachain) and are looking for 2 engineers to join the team.
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7y ago
I got the same feeling. We use node and usually split to 500 concurrent requests per process. Still interesting...
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7y ago
At what scale does this work? Are the layers limited to a height of 1 atom ?
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8y ago
Start by getting one with a 12-"letter" name and see how that works !!
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Ask HN: What could a Quantum Physicist do?
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9y ago
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10y ago
You can cheat on the "Solitude game" (that I finished few times already) by double-clicking on hidden cards to add them to the top if they are the matching cards.
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11y ago
It also depends on how secret it needs to be. For most of our secrets (those used for configuration) we use Consul.
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11y ago
The article is nice but the service is too complex. When I saw those 10 (non-trivial) steps to set it up...
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11y ago
Same here. There is no animation request so the game is not refreshing and so not playable :(
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12y ago
Similar in WebGl (Points are exp to number of bubble in the line) http://playwebgl.com/games/glubble/
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