MavisBacon

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by MavisBacon 3mo ago
What part of the world is that where you can’t sell agent coded products?
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The AI Model Accessibility Checker(aimac.ai)
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by MavisBacon 3mo ago
Unable to add my email
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by MavisBacon 3mo ago
you got a chuckle from me!
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by MavisBacon 4mo ago
I've noticed this too. Part of why i don't like GPT is because of how verbose it is but opus 4.7 is nearly as bad. I don't need an essay in response to every question
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by MavisBacon 4mo ago
Opus 4.7 was being outright obstinate with me the other day it was infuriating. Had to go to a different source to get an answer.
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by MavisBacon 4mo ago
Opus 4.7 has been outright obstinate to me lately
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by MavisBacon 4mo ago
It is nice but the website has some obvious contrast issues such as in the header. "Veronica With Four Eyes" is black text on a dark grey background
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by MavisBacon 5mo ago
Glad I started using the desktop app which is still working. Gotta say though, all of these difficulties with Claude are making me nervous as I use it a lot for work and really don't like ChatGPT/OpenAI for functional and personal
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by MavisBacon 2y ago
It's also worth noting that ketamine does appear to increase neural plasticity and can promote the formation of new synaptic connections (synaptogenesis), particularly in areas of the brain involved in mood regulation. That being said,
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by MavisBacon 2y ago
Find providers who don’t seem too eager to give you as many treatments as possible. I’m getting ketamine infusions for pain through a pain specialist but he also treats depressed patients. A pain specialist may be able to help you as much a
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by MavisBacon 2y ago
I used to love it so much but I stopped when the feed became more algorithm based (looks like they reversed much of that though). There's just a whole lot of noise to sift through now regardless. 80% of products seem end their descript
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by MavisBacon 2y ago
you gave me a good chuckle!
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by MavisBacon 2y ago
Yes this sort of logic always maddens me. And it has extended to medicine for sure. Simplifying "screen time" as if what type of screen, the size of the screen, brightness, and what you are doing on it are insignificant. Anecdotal
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by MavisBacon 2y ago
no this happens both in and out of cities. Just moved out of the American south where something called "rolling coal" is common practice in suburbs, cities, rural areas- a term heard fairly often. A bizarre amount of pickup owners
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by MavisBacon 2y ago
Second. Had to get a spam blocker because I was getting like 5-10 calls/day from “debt consolidation” companies which is a significant distraction The spam blocker is pretty powerful though, you aren’t getting past it unless you are in
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by MavisBacon 2y ago
Yeah and I think I believed in aspects of this line of logic when my state legalized sportsbooks. I believe in harm reduction in most regards. What happened though, in my opinion, is an increase in access wound up creating an increase in ne
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by MavisBacon 2y ago
I didn’t refer to it as harmless. I referred to it as “fairly harmless”. An acknowledgment of what you are referring to. I don’t see this as terribly different than referring to cough syrup containing DXM as fairly harmless. If you are on M
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by MavisBacon 2y ago
the bane of my existence. I have some older family dealing with serious cognitive decline and when it comes to my parents or in-laws I'm "the guy" so they will ask for my help navigating the TV because they are still understa
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by MavisBacon 2y ago
edited to specify that I was addressing adult use. Agreed use in adolescence or even younger can be problematic. I also think that there isn't enough discussion around the impact of cannabis on cognition. Here in the U.S., though, as f
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by MavisBacon 2y ago
That's fair, and I really don't fundamentally disagree with what they said I just wanted to add some cultural context here. Will plead ignorance that my experience working on issues of "addiction" or compulsions outside
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by MavisBacon 2y ago
I understand your position in theory but feel the comparison to cannabis is a bit unfair. Most physicians will agree that cannabis is fairly harmless in adults. Gambling, however has previously in the U.S. shown to be the leading cause of s
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by MavisBacon 2y ago
Claude is pretty brilliant.
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by MavisBacon 2y ago
Choose to believe what you'd like. Economist isn't reporting on this it's a silly little message board. 100% everyone should have a voice. That said, harassment and abuse shouldn't be tolerated on the internet if we don&
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by MavisBacon 2y ago
Referring to my anecdote- how is that navigated when you have you have 100+ troll accounts with dozens handles though? User is left spending a significant portion of their time blocking accounts. On the board I mentioned there is the added
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by MavisBacon 2y ago
Going to have to agree with this. A semi-related anecdote- I spend an embarrassing amount of time on a music message board with a probably ~97% American user base. It's dedicated to a specific American band but is bizarrely active cons
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by MavisBacon 2y ago
Will admit there was an oversimplification on my part but it was (poorly) calculated considering how many non-Americans frequent the board. I'm American and aware that Native American tribes and nations remained (and still remain) dist
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by MavisBacon 2y ago
I'm a white American. Have studied Native American history fairly extensively and spend a lot time around natives.
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by MavisBacon 2y ago
"America" as it was, was simply an idea at that point that europeans were buying in on. And it was not the idea of the natives. Natives identifying as American or something close came much further down the line than the period men
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by MavisBacon 2y ago
This is a bit a matter of semantics. Using the term nation may potentially confuse those who have no experience with Native American history, true. They had many nations. Regardless, though, as the natives faced increased threat of eliminat

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