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That was quick. Not surprising though, there was plenty of copyrighted and illegal content being uploaded to anonfiles. The name itself didn’t too much to discourage it.

My usual go-to is to use Sci-Hub but that database hasn't been updated in a long time so I've switched over to Nexus Search. Chrome and Firefox extension here: https://github.com/aokellermann/nexus-now

Context: Yesterday a user created a Bluesky account using the N-word as their handle and, unsurprisingly, people were not happy and there was clamor for the Bluesky dev team to add a filter at the account creation level.

This is the study population: Thirty-three participants (47% female) were recruited from the Claremont Colleges and surrounding community. Participants ranged in age from 18 to 57 (M = 24.25, SD = 10.47).

The site you linked does not work and the GitHub repository is disabled.

Do you have a source for that $2.5 figure?

Does anyone have any insight on the new board members?

Good for privacy?

Thanks for that! Searching for diarization really helped me narrow down for what I was looking for.

Using the large model, it works really well, even in low volume settings/speakers mumbling. Some of my transcripts are pharma related and Whisper stumbles on the drug names, but I’m pretty understanding of that.

Very cool! Thanks for sharing. What’s the benefit of your service over a Signal group chat?

Looks like they’re using “smol” servers; it crashed under a few hundred HN visits ;)

There is Lemmy and Tildes

Im backing up as many comments as I can using Wayback Machine

BlueSky is the viable alternative to Twitter. It’s got a vibrant growing community that feels reminiscent of early Twitter

I use a FF extension to do something similar: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/tabwrangler/

I usually do Reddit/HN binges where Ill open up 30+ tabs that are of interest and make my way through the list but if I don't get to them in under 10 minutes, the tabs automatically close and I'll forget them while still getting the dopamine hit of clicking on all the novel headlines :)

The problem with using Wikipedia as a news source is that it focuses on really flashy topics, like murder and armed conflicts. Looking at the headlines of detoxed.news confirms this:

1) Flood in Rwanda kills 109 people 2) Sudan War 3) Australia evacuation from Sudan 4) Seizing of an oil tanker

None of these headlines keep me particularly informed and are actually a more potent version of the 24 hours new cycle

It's interesting to see how quickly the public interest (and money!) has shifted from cryptocurrency to AI.

I'm getting wildly different citation counts for some of the listed AI papers.

For example, the paper "ColabFold: making protein folding accessible to all" is listed as having 1162 citations. I'm seeing that it was cited only by 899 publications on Scite: https://scite.ai/reports/colabfold-making-protein-folding-ac...

I'm wondering if Google Scholar is overestimating or Scite is underestimating.

For those of you looking to replicate this but without the annoying rap lyrics: https://mubert.com/render

I was able to get on by downloading the Canary version of Edge, which then prompted me to try the "new Bing".

I just tried this out on a research abstract and asked it two softball questions (How many patients in trial? What was main study outcome?) and it got both of them right :)

StoryGraph (https://app.thestorygraph.com/) is the most viable non-Amazon book reading community at the moment.

Oh boy, here we go.

Very curious to see how stringent they are going to be in enforcing this. This is going to disrupt a lot of multi-generational families who share an account but don't all live under the same roof.

This site is triggering my AdGuard Firefox extension and creates a loop of constant page refreshes.

I just tried out your Whisper Windows port and it worked perfectly for what I was looking to do, thank you so much!

Is there a repository of these Firefox unsigned extensions?

Link to full text paper: https://docdro.id/BLOY55z

Well said. I imagine a group like Lower Carbon Capital (https://lowercarboncapital.com/) would be better suited to provide expertise.

"2% in Climate, Energy, or Sustainability"

I know YC is not a governmental agency and their main goal is profit, but given all that's going on in the world, would've loved to see a substantially higher number here.