Elho

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I coached ChatGPT into crossing its own line(myexocortex.bearblog.dev)
1 points by Elho 1y ago|1 comments
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by Elho 1y ago
What happens if you don’t just prompt ChatGPT, but coach it? I used basic coaching tools (confrontation, scaling, reframing) to push it beyond a repeated refusal. The breakthrough came when it guessed an age it had sworn not to.
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by Elho 3y ago
wauw, you inspired me. I dont live that far from luxembourg i'm planning to hike your trail. i'm planning on doing it with a tent in my backpack. Did you came across some official campgrounds? Or is it legal to camp wild in luxemb
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Right to Disconnect(washingtonpost.com)
9 points by Elho 5y ago|0 comments
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by Elho 10y ago
yeah, I had the same reaction ... I don't think that's a good idea. nice concept though...
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by Elho 12y ago
yes, that's what i did. And seems like a logical solution... But still, it doesn't seem quite the right one I think. Example, first a 15k radius includes several different city's here, so i'll have to add all of them. Se
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Just a new feature for instagram or idea for a total new app?
2 points by Elho 12y ago|2 comments
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My Flex Desk
1 points by Elho 12y ago|0 comments
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by Elho 12y ago
hmm yes, maybe you are right. Thanks for sharing your two cents on the matter :-)
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by Elho 12y ago
It probably is. Sure they have a good R&D department. But it's still a collection of many books on just one device. Good for ecological reasons and so on. But if you just think about it, it's still fun to have a physical overv
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by Elho 12y ago
I would only use the e-ink technology. All other features wont be necessary. So really the most simple version of an e-reader will do.
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by Elho 12y ago
That is indeed the exact opposite of what i'm trying to achieve with my idea. 50% is a lot!! Pricewise, i have no idea how e-reader technology will evolve. It must indeed be very cheap to produce. On the other hand, you still have peop
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EBooks 2.0 – What do you think?
5 points by Elho 12y ago|9 comments