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ChatGPT in an iOS Shortcut — Worlds Smartest HomeKit Voice Assistant →
I asked GPT-3 to pretend to be the smart brain of my house, carefully explained what it can access around the house and how to respond to my requests. I explained all this in plain English with no programme code involved.
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I Have Some Concerns About ChatGPT →
ChatGPT is autocomplete on steroids
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Japan was the future but it's stuck in the past →
Will Japan gradually fade into irrelevance, or re-invent itself? My head tells me that to prosper anew Japan must embrace change. But my heart aches at the thought of it losing the things that make it so special.
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Why You Should Pay Attention to WebAssembly →
it turns out that a fast, lightweight and secure way to run things had non-browser use cases
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Some Tricks To Making Mastodon Way More Useful →
A very cool tool I only recently discovered is Followgraph. You put in your Mastodon handle, it looks up all the people you follow and all the people they follow, and then recommends to you the people who lots of your followers follow, but you don’t.
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The story about how a bunch of Denison Fiji brothers recovered the lost Betty Boards.
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Alpine Loop: the fruit of collaboration between Fukui craftsmanship and Apple →
A family-run, “narrow-woven” company in Echizen City, Fukui Prefecture, made that orange band. What is the advanced production technology that sparked Tim Cook’s curiosity?
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First steps after installing a Mastodon server →
The goal for this guide is to present you with the minimum amount of steps and information to get you started.
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A Snapshot of the #twittermigration →
Looking at profile page links to determine where users are going. Numbers are a bit out of date to include latest numbers from Post but still interesting.
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How to bring your follow network over with you.
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Protocols, Not Platforms: A Technological Approach to Free Speech →
Moving to protocols, not platforms, is an approach for free speech in the twenty-first century. Rather than relying on a “marketplace of ideas” within an individual platform—which can be hijacked by those with malicious intent—protocols could lead to a marketplace of ideals, where competition occurs to provide better services that minimize the impact of those with malicious intent, without cutting off their ability to speak entirely.
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Making the Perfect Profile Image with Stable Diffusion & Dreambooth →
The process is unbelievable fun & weird & narcissistic.
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An Increasingly Less-Brief Guide to Mastodon →
Good first place to start when getting started with Mastodon
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Why audio will never capture the hearts of social media users →
“Audio is just unique in the world of social,” Mignano said. “It’s incredibly rich, it’s intimate, it's immersive, but it has this disadvantage.”
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Where it came from, what it all means, and why it still matters. The 40,000 word, issue-takeover piece by Matt Levine for Bloomberg BusinessWeek.
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Editorial: It's obviously fake news, but a real news outlet takes money to publish it →
Editorial: It's obviously fake news, but a real news outlet takes money to publish it.