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@pli_cachete
In that case, I hope we crash into each other
Katılım Temmuz 2017
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Sociologist Harry Collins knew nothing about gravitational-wave physics, but after talking to them he passed as one in a blind test. He showed you can master the language of a practice w/o being able to enact it. Feels relevant for AI discussions but never saw it mentioned.
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@pli_cachete In the codex CLI type /usage and you can tab down to “redeem usage limit reset”.
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Am I missing something about the way these usage limit resets are supposed to work? I haven’t seen any despite people keep mentioning them
Tibo@thsottiaux
Thank you to the 7M active users who are now using Codex and ChatGPT Work. We have added a banked reset to everyone's account to celebrate the milestone. You can apply the reset in the desktop app or on web and it will replenish the weekly usage for you. Have fun out there.
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Huge fun training the @dwarkesh_sp podcast folks as well as a lone, wandering @_sholtodouglas. These guys CRUSHED! And only one person died! Success!
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Thank you to the 7M active users who are now using Codex and ChatGPT Work.
We have added a banked reset to everyone's account to celebrate the milestone. You can apply the reset in the desktop app or on web and it will replenish the weekly usage for you.
Have fun out there.
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This totally worked!! So this database now has
• 80 grants (including for AI)
• 30 maker houses/residencies, and
• 90 labspaces
🤘🤘🤘
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Quentin@Tangrenin
@nosilverv - have claude browser extension installed - open claude cowork - give it the link to this tweet and ask it to open tabs in your browser and do it and go fetch all the necessary informations to fill each column himself
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@lapislagoons I understand why this is maybe a useful framing for women who are vulnerable to a kind of Waiting For Godot, but it’s not really true. There’s all sorts of other reasons why someone can not show up in the way you (and they) want.
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and by this I mean, if he wanted to be ready for connection, he would be , simple , timing is only an issue when you’re not a priority
˗ˏˋ ´ˎ˗@lapislagoons
the number of men who have reached out to me in the future when I told them they could reach out in the future if they felt more ready for connection: 0
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@DeepDishEnjoyer Interesting how it still feels loud even on low volume
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I’m interested in the idea of art that is actively hostile to its audience. Something that is deliberately not satisfying / intentionally makes you miserable or tries to get you to stop consuming it.
The game Pathologic sort of works because the jank and tedium and unfairness makes you miserable. You have to be bored and miserable to connect with the endings.
The book Sadly, Porn is also like this. There author literally says at the beginning is actively trying to discourage you from reading the book before hitting you with a 20 page long footnote about bizarre sexual habits.
What else is like this?
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@sasuke___420 Andy Kaufman reading. The Great Gatsby out loud for an entire comedy set
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@pli_cachete i'm here to leave an irrelevant comment about my enjoyment of the "creative person with taste sells out and insults the audience while doing so" genre, which is different, but may not actually be that large. i don't like high fashion or avant garde art, so gangnam style
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I always feel that my parents provided a great role model for me in what true love looks like.
Some things that stood out for me about the way my dad loved my mom were:
- Unconditional positive regard for her; no negative judgement, always building her up
- Helping her see beautiful and powerful aspects of herself that she struggled to see herself
- Acting as a provider for her, supporting her dream of being a full time mom and homemaker, and unfailingly recognising the validity of that path as a prestigious vocation
- Regularly complimenting her in sincere, authentic and enthusiastic ways pretty much every day
- Providing a positive vision for her and for life in general during her lifelong struggles with severe depression
- Always filling her life with exciting and joyful experiences
- Always trying to make her laugh and smile
- Providing a decisive and confident anchor point in times where she experienced self doubt or uncertainty about the future
- Sticking with her right to the end through a brutal illness (secondary progressive MS; regular MS has close to 70% divorce rate, I’m sure SPMS would be higher if studied in isolation. And the rate is higher when the ill partner is female)
I’ll do another post soon about things that stuck out to me about the way my mom loved my dad.
Vacha@TVachaW
My dad set a very high bar for me when it comes to love. On my mom’s death bed, her last words to him were: “No woman has ever been loved more than you loved me.” I try every day to make sure my fiancé’s last words to me will be something similar when the time comes.
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