KingGeedorah

Github: https://github.com/2004Scape

FAQ: https://lostcity.rs/t/faq-what-is-lost-city/16

> However, 18 months after a one-time purchase, you'll no longer get access to new or updated features.

Is this normal for SaaS?

Multiple people have mentioned this study that shows ChatGPT performs better when the user is nicer to it but I have never been able to find it.

Does anyone know the name of the study or have a link to it.

> Groundbreaking study

> 59 participants

Someone posted an archive link.

I thought Americans being sold on Indian spiritualism was a 90s thing.

Your comment made me look up Canada's food guide. When I was growing up I remember dairy being heavily pushed but if you go there today, there's no mention of it.

Youtube-shorts block: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/jiaopdjbehhjgokpphd... https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/youtube-short...

There are chrome/firefox extensions that turn shorts into normal videos. I also block the shorts shelf with ublock.

Do you not like icebergs? I thought they were nice ways to organize information on a topic/community.

I was waiting for you to reveal your comment was written by AI

The people who can't figure out how to download uBlock are also the perfect marks.

I hate charging wireless headphones cause I wear them all the time but I also end up breaking every pair of wired headphones I have in a few months.

>173 feet (53 meters) away from where it was fired - half the length of a football field

>2,805 feet (855 meters) horizontally - the length of eight football fields.

Never change America.

Fun idea but it would be nice to sort countries by total number of button presses.

I'm a grad student and I don't really use it for my job but ChatGPT is something millions of people use daily so I think it has a future.

If it becomes as big as Google depends on what Open AI does, Google didn't become as massive as it is just off search.

Really, never would have thought he was a programmer.

I only started getting hit a few days ago

Isn't this what Replika was originally supposed to be?

I feel like if you're the type of person to download uBlock and set specific filters you're the type of person to never click on an ad on purpose.

I don't understand why Youtube is doing this, wouldn't it make their numbers look better if the people that won't click ads never have them delivered to them (5% of users clicked on ads vs 1% of users clicked on ads)

Currently, in the same boat. Grad school + full-time job + TA work (I know I'm an idiot for doing TA work on top of this). I have no social life, I barely have time to cook.