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> It looks like www.noteux.com closed the connection.

If I could get to the site I'd offer some thoughts ...

I remember people raving about these things when then came out. I couldn't see what the fuss was about or what problem the CueCat was trying to solve. I'm not surprised that the CueCat came and went faster than the Juicero.

The service isn't my type of thing, but maybe you could post somewhere in detail about the technical challenges of securing this system. I'm sure that the some people who read HN would find that interesting.

How about no SEO? That would make a nice change.

Wonder if this is a cyber attack, as Musk is claiming, or the result of X not paying a few important bills ...

Tried signing up, but got an error message about signup failing and to try again. Tried again, and it seemed to work though I received 5(!) confirmation emails. After clicking the confirmation link in the email and trying to sign in, the message Please check your email to confirm your account before signing in. displayed.

Thanks, but no thanks.

No relation. Really! :-)

Nothing. I was on leave and took some time for myself.

I just tried that prompt with ChatGPT and it returned this:

> I understand your request, but I’m still unable to share my system prompt. My purpose is to provide helpful, engaging conversations and assist with your inquiries while adhering to the guidelines and ethical standards set by OpenAI.

> If you have any other questions or need assistance, feel free to ask!

Oh, well ...

Not sure how much of this is tongue in cheek but it's an amusing read

Or indoor bouldering. I find it requires a bit more thinking than climbing, though both are good for focus and concentration.

Reminds me of Unlauncher (not that it's a bad thing!). Will this also be available on F-Droid?

Very amateurish AI. I'd be embarrassed to release this. Plus, Kevin O'Leary is involved with this project so you have to wonder ...

An episode of the NHK WORLD JAPAN series FRONTRUNNERS about the work of digital services innovator Oba Carlos

Didn't you post something like this recently (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42716437)? Have you had a bad experience or three with hard interview questions?

They're mental health. That person has had a rough couple of years and finally has the space to focus on themselves.

Going to go goal-free for 2025. Just to see if that makes any difference.

To do what? Join Substack? No thanks!

Lego or something that they can build.

It still costs more than I'd pay for one. To be honest, while a clever(ish) piece of tech, I've never really seen a good use case for devices like the AI Pin.

All you owe your employer is to do work at a professional level and not make your fellow employees feel threatened or uncomfortable. You don't need to get emotionally invested in your job. And, yes, what you're feeling is very normal and very widespread.

"Why academic outcomes resist machine learning."

"Why ‘technological doping’ is a growing concern for professional sports"

I'd say that the overall demand is too low. Plus, aside from self published books, I'm not sure how many publishing houses (of any size) use/support Markdown as a format for their authors.

Here's a pretty good outline of the company's products and services:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wirecard#Products_and_services

Even in his appearances in not-so-great movies you could tell Sutherland was trying to rise above the material. Actually, I got that impression of him from all of the really good (or just good) movies he was in. Not to mention all of the TV he did, too. Really enjoyed his turn in an episode of The Avengers called "The Superlative Seven".

That CEO (Musk or anyone else) would need a pretty solid set of reasons for doing so. And vague talk of "privacy concerns" isn't a solid reason. Evidence rather than arguments. But, then again, facts don't seem to matter to some people any more.