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Update:

I received feedback that the originally published skill/plugin versions cannot be installed in the ChatGPT mobile app through official methods. A reconstructed single-markdown skill file version is now provided, which does exactly the same work after being manually added once to any existing ChatGPT work session.

Show HN: A skill for uploading full-resolution images to ChatGPT mobile runtime

https://github.com/Byte-Naut/send-lossless-images-skill

In work mode of the ChatGPT mobile app, if you upload a large image directly(even you choose "upload file" instead of image) for runtime processing, the image will always be highly compressed and many details would be lost.And if you choose to run it in the desktop app or pre-upload it to your imagebed to generate a url, it makes things complex-especially when you just want to extract things...

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Then just don't plan for 'a' future—save things supporting you in facing 'any' future (Health, Funds, Core Skills that cannot be easily abandoned for AI or by the market, etc.).
Re:The search for consciousness inside AI on Sunday August 23, 2026 @12:58PM (#49410406)
Thanks. I've just read a few books on theories of consciousness, and I was under the impression that consciousness would require some kind of non-feed-forward physical system, rather than the sort of hardware current AI runs on. Did the article mention anything along those lines?
Re:The search for consciousness inside AI on Sunday August 23, 2026 @07:37AM (#49407985)
Could you provide a brief summary of the key points?
Re:Early-life stress leaves a 'scar' inside brain cells on Saturday August 22, 2026 @04:37AM (#49397799)
We do all know experience has its substrate, but one thing matters more—are they encoded as stubborn neural connections, mitochondrial damage, epigenetic marks, or something else to transform it into depression, long-term inflammation, or stress susceptibility, etc.? The current evidence emphasizes epigenetics. Only if we know what the 'it' is, do we have chance to change, rather than just knowing it exists.