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Is there a way to get the link without signing up for x/twitter?

Ah such condescension! I was careful not to provide an opinion, but replicate the answer as is. The intent was not to treat that answer as fact; but I thought that response was pretty revealing and in fact supported the parent comment on LLMs having been trained on copyrighted materials. The response chatgpt provided was that OpenAI models are designed to create original content "without directly referencing copyrighted characters". If it was creating original content it needn't have referred to the constraint with respect to avoiding directly referencing the copyrighted characters.

when asked the reason, ChatGPT had this to say- "Actually, the choice of “Elara” wasn’t a result of training on specific copyrighted stories or any prompt to avoid copyright claims. OpenAI models like me are designed to create original content without directly referencing copyrighted characters, and "Elara" is simply a popular-sounding name in many storytelling contexts. I just used it consistently for its versatility, but I’m totally open to switching things up!"

when things don't go as planned, remember people have suffered worse.

That sounds super useful!

Yes; worker-owned restaurant chain has been running successfully in India since 1958 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_Coffee_House)

Coincidentally, the audible book I was just listening to, mentioned how the VC firms in the mid-70s passed on investment opportunities with the mindset that start-ups cannot take on IBM.

If you have one remaining after sending to the person above, don't mind receiving one at [email protected]. thanks!

Wouldn't mind an invite either - mail: [email protected]. Thanks!

Hi- happy to share the first edition of my weekly newsletter which will provide ~100 ai generated summaries of (mostly) tech-focused content (articles, videos, podcasts, HN/twitter threads) from the previous week. Would be great if you could subscribe and/or provide feedback. Thanks!

Are there any links to watch/listen to all of the Shakespearean plays?

Anvil has been great. I'm a happy subscriber. As someone requested above for Pynecone, could Anvil also make a tutorial for creating ChatGPT clone (UI wrapper for ChatGPT/gpt-4) using Anvil?

Not a helpful answer since you have excluded seeking treatment- but putting it out there: Atomoxetine

You could check out Anvil.

Very therapeutic, without the radio on. Vehicle speed seems to be the same in all the cities. Amazing how this was achieved especially in cities which are notorious for their chaotic traffic!

As per the founder's own post in Mastodon, 600+ sign-ups on account of the link in HN. (https://social.lol/@adam/109642813277235626)

Agree re: the less sinister explanation. I think only this particular tweet has been removed and the other tweets referred in the article are still up.

for idiosyncratic reasons, don't want to rely on third party SaaS.

Thanks! will check these out.

Can strongly recommend 'Astound' app for this.

India had its face-palm moment when the jury acquitted a jealous husband of murder of his wife's lover and abolished jury trials soon after. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K._M._Nanavati_v._State_of_Mah...)

Wisdom is such a loaded term. I think the article conflates wisdom with productivity - "To become more productive, do less!" could have equally been an apt title.

On wisdom, I am reminded of the Serenity Prayer- "God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and wisdom to know the difference." (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serenity_Prayer)

Google Translate and Apple Translate both have read out aloud options..so does Microsoft Word (not free; but relevant in case you/your company has an office 365 subscription)

Okay- so all of the legislations and government notifications by the central/federal government are now officially published only in digital form and are available on this website (https://egazette.nic.in/).

For your purposes, (a dictionary of key terms, unfortunately there is no government publication. However, one good hack you can consider is to look at the Section 3 of the General Clauses Act, 1897. The terms defined under this Act will govern the meaning in all the central/federal legislations and rules unless those legislations specifically define these terms. The terms defined under General Clauses Act include terms such as affidavit, immovable property, person etc. (essentially terms similar to the ones used in your dictionary). Here is the link; hope you find it useful (https://www.indiacode.nic.in/show-data?actid=AC_CEN_3_20_000...)

p.s.- https://www.indiacode.nic.in is also a government website where you can find copies of legislations and rules.

Great work! If relying only on government sources is not a pre-requisite, you could also consider this site for glossary of terms under Indian laws (https://nyaaya.org/glossary/). I am not associated with them, but they do incredible work in providing digital, accessible legal information to the general public. And they make it available under creative commons license.