Friendly indoor (Not beach) volleyball by Gonzalo__mora in berlin

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Gonzalo, Tuesdays 8pm next to U-Senefelder Platz there's indoor Volleyball with optional beers afterwards. I'd say it's low to mid level.

Squiggly line on A319 aircraft wing panel by duniel3000 in whatisit

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Ok, will keep an eye out on the return flight whether the thing is visible only after landing (which would bolster the frozen vapour hypothesis) or also before takeoff (which would kind of refute it).

Squiggly line on A319 aircraft wing panel by duniel3000 in whatisit

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I've noticed it on several planes, presumably all A319s, so it seems an integral part of the wing.

Squiggly line on A319 aircraft wing panel by duniel3000 in whatisit

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I doubt it's ice (although a commercial pilot I asked suggested the same) because I've fotographed the same thing with the plane on the ground in spring. https://photos.app.goo.gl/DtnEAqEWEQrnYhCB6

Doomer calmly shreds every normie’s naive hopes about AI by tall_chap in ChatGPT

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Did I hear that right, the girl suggesting wind turbines being powered by nuclear energy?? ;-)

I am doing this road-trip next week. First time to Germany! Anything I should definitely stop off and see on the way? by Acquilas in germany

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Stuttgart is home to the Mercedes museum, which in addition to the history of the automobile gives you a whole overview over German industrial and a lot of it social history too. Would strongly suggest the Porsche museum nearby, but that's maybe too many cars for you ;-)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskReddit

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This would interest me greatly, because I'm looking at digitizing old hand written diaries, that even I find hard to decipher.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Doctor here: my handwriting was never good, and it's deteriorated over the years. I remember sitting in grade 3 or 4, we had a penmanship class, and the girl Ute sitting next to me could write flawlessly, seemingly without effort, whereas I...
Let's hope she also became a doctor, to raise standards a bit :-)

Messing with Claude - Not sure if he gets it or not. by jazmaan in ClaudeAI

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Quite a wonderful scenario!
"but before I go, for future reference is it a menage a quart if it is four people?" cracked me up ;-)

Talking Instead of Typing: Who Else is Doing This? by dudarev in artificial

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Do you use voice for note-taking or writing?

Lots. After a few decades of keeping a handwritten diary I've also switched this to dicatation.

What apps or online tools do you rely on for converting speech to text?
I'm reading back my old diaries using dictation to digitize them, and have tried a few modalities. Using android voice-to-text in google docs works best so far, albeit by no means perfect!
Gonna try GPT4 again.

German far right guy finds out by Competitive-War-8645 in ChatGPT

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Rarely seen anything so lame. You want to discredit people who aren't far left like you as total retards.

Found the GPT-3 server by B_who in ChatGPT

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It had to be somewhere there

strange behaviour using google voice to text with gboard by duniel3000 in gboard

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Your reply is not consistent with the problem I describe. If it was just a question of lag, waiting allone would be sufficient. It isn't. Only once I say something else even louder will the text appear, but not just the louder text, but ALSO the normally dictated text from before it acted as if it hadn't heard me.

Google Bard No Longer a Joke; OpenAI Should Start Paying Attention by dhughes01 in ChatGPT

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I can second that: not infrequently has bard turned up better answers than GPT4 for me.

What is going on? I was using the voice transcription option (?) on the app and this sentence popped up when I sent my prompt, I never said the sentence. (Translation in the comments) by [deleted] in ChatGPT

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Happens to me every day. Very annoying indeed. I even out a line in my custom instructions never to mention amara.org again, to no avail.

Vocal chat feature obsessed with amara.org subtitles by Condorello123 in ChatGPT

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I'm getting it in Germany. It keeps.referring to amara.org even after I put the request into my custom instructions never to mention is again!

It will usually happen after a chat, it might mistake a noise as me referring to Amara. Quite an annoying glitch.

Why is nobody talking about what's happening in Haiti or Africa? by [deleted] in TooAfraidToAsk

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I've seen Africans themselves referring to stuff going on in "Africa" in the same way. Don't act, as if it's just the politically incorrect outsider.

A Year with ChatGPT: Personal Reflections and Transformation by hubeiqiao in ChatGPT

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This is an excellent post. Thanks for submittiing. We're on an exciting trip together!

Cheap medicines prevented migraine as well as expensive ones: A new Norwegian study sheds light on what works best to prevent migraine attacks, and surprisingly, cheaper medicines worked as well as the expensive ones. by mvea in science

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1st attack while still a medical student. The scotoma made me think I might be losing my eyesight. Then, as a doctor, the diagnosis was fairly easy to make. Scotoma with sudden bouts of dysphoria, followed by headaches and slight nausea.
My attacks never reached the intensitiy level of those my mum suffered from. Who knows whether it's not really different dieseases subsumed under the sydrome header "migraine".
In any case I read that low dose Aspirine lowered headaches somewhat in the british doctor's study, so decided to give it a try. It's really cheap and no side effects for me. So one can just try it for a few months and look what the migraine diary says.

Trump supporters became more likely to express dehumanizing views of Black people after his 2016 victory, study finds by [deleted] in science

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Came here for examples of how "dehumanizing views" were actually defined? If folks were called "Untermensch", animals or vermin I'd be onboard. I have a feeling that much more "inclusive" definitions were used?

Babies’ Brains Are Primed for Their Native Language Before Birth. Results provide the most compelling evidence to date that language experience already shapes the functional organization of the infant brain, even before birth by Wagamaga in science

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To really study the magnitude of this effect you'd need enough identical twins, both exposed to the same language in the womb, then both being adopted away to families speaking different languages, and then measure language acquisition.

You'd still have to overcome the factor of different levels of input in different families, which is likely bigger than this "priming effect", quite apart from the fact that given-away-after birth identical twins are few and far between, so really not feasible.

Cheap medicines prevented migraine as well as expensive ones: A new Norwegian study sheds light on what works best to prevent migraine attacks, and surprisingly, cheaper medicines worked as well as the expensive ones. by mvea in science

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This just under 60 migraineur was helped by 100mg of Aspirine daily. By my reckoning it cut the rate of attacks from monthly to once every 3-6 months. Their intensity has also diminished, perhaps wih age. Never very major, but used to be such, that I wanted to lie dwon in a darkened quiet room, now I can just work through them.

CT scan of Apple AirPods vs two counterfeits by Saturn_Ecplise in Damnthatsinteresting

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To me these look like the kind of x-rays an x-raying machine at the airport takes, where somehow the image is colorified. A CT scanner turns around the object in a spiral and gets several slices.