flyingspaceship

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by flyingspaceship 1y ago
Happened to me, already read all of these reddit comments. Fell into a massive depression the day after starting supplementation, extreme hopelessness. Had to stop, went away after a few days.
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by flyingspaceship 1y ago
Reject anything made in bad faith and humor anything in good faith, as is everything
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by flyingspaceship 1y ago
It could be anything. Better air, light, dynamic environments (in your home everything is where you last left it) - visual, sound, touch. It could be a higher rate of new faces seen and more social interaction. It could be grounding. There&
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by flyingspaceship 1y ago
for elevenlabs in general, pricing too high. if we put the price to punch ratio of kokoro at 100, elevenlabs is probably a 35
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by flyingspaceship 2y ago
Growing up with this stuff in it's infancy, it was like there were two worlds, the digital one and the real one. Most people out in the real world didn't use the internet much and even if you spent tons of time online, they could
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by flyingspaceship 2y ago
To appease parents who insist there's a safety violation going on because their kids can't call them if there's an emergency.
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by flyingspaceship 2y ago
A lot of them are simply taking issues out on the teachers. Like how people take issues out on the road.
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by flyingspaceship 2y ago
I imagine they don't study at all however devote very large blocks of time to studying which they spend mostly distracting themselves and never working. I go to cafes every day. It has been a long time since I've seen a study grou
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by flyingspaceship 2y ago
Well yeah imagine how much money there is to make in information when you can cut literally everyone else involved out, take all of the information and sell it with ads and only give people a link at the bottom, if that is even needed at al
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by flyingspaceship 2y ago
Google doesn't look like they're fine tuning anything other than revenue
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by flyingspaceship 2y ago
The images bring with it their own unique set of problems. I was using it to help analyze UIs (before and after images) to determine if the changes I made were better or worse, but after using it for awhile I realized that it favored the se
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by flyingspaceship 2y ago
I guess I see it like how I see any autofill, like the one above my keyboard on my phone right now. When I first got a smartphone and saw it, I was thrilled and messed around with it. I would play with it and see how things would go if I ju
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by flyingspaceship 2y ago
We need food carts really. I like the idea of using large kitchens to bulk produce hot food as well, however the density and traffic are very high to justify something like that. I feel like the concept of food carts is very American. Such
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by flyingspaceship 2y ago
I unsubbed because it didn't seem $10 / month helpful to me, to be honest. I subbed for awhile and thought it was magical and a gamechanger and eventually became bored, and it's suggestions simply weren't useful enough.
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by flyingspaceship 2y ago
I think anymore than 3 cups and you'll still have caffeine in your blood system at night, which doesn't seem healthy. I think it's easy to fall into a pattern of increased caffeine use through the circular pattern of drinking
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by flyingspaceship 2y ago
I attempted withdrawals the other day, going down from my usual of 8-10 cups down to 2-3 cups and the withdrawal symptoms are nightmares. Establishing an appropriate relationship with caffeine is hard! It's hard to have confidence over
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by flyingspaceship 2y ago
I think most niches right now are vulnerable to someone with passion to come in and completely change everything. The only exception being limited items like GPUs and oil. Online dating for example is a complete hellscape and there's r
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by flyingspaceship 2y ago
Verbatim has an "archival" brand which appears to be the gold disks. m disks are interesting. can function as dvds and last 1000 years (allegedly). so if you're trying to write something to disk that you want the civilization
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by flyingspaceship 2y ago
I think it's possible that the increased efficiency of the employee due to generative AI leads towards cuts short term but growth long term as companies become increasingly competitive with each other due to a more leveled playing fiel
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by flyingspaceship 2y ago
I think people have memories of goldfish nowadays and the second hiring picks back up everyone will forget all about this
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by flyingspaceship 2y ago
They really need to bring out the Edits API point before they shut it down for good
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by flyingspaceship 2y ago
It's been known for a long time that these things cause health problems especially among sedentary people, however. It wasn't uncommon for the rich to be fat and ill hundreds of years ago. I was reading Emma by Jane Austen recentl
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by flyingspaceship 2y ago
These invented words surface all of the time in various AI generated works that I do.