I’d love to try this out as a tool in an intelligent agent flow, and give it the ability to just hire a human and see how it utilizes this.
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I’d love to try this out as a tool in an intelligent agent flow, and give it the ability to just hire a human and see how it utilizes this.
Just go vegan.
As far as I can tell, they did a wholesale deal with quest diagnostics, and run your results through ChatGPT and give you supplement / diet recs via a pretty web portal 2x a year for $499.
Claim is it’s 100 biomarkers and would cost avg person $15k retail.
I’m a member and love it.
So far no one has taken me up on them.
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There are examples throughout history of societies organizing through voluntary associations, mutual aid networks, and decentralized coordination - from indigenous governance systems to modern examples like how communities self-organize after disasters.
You asked me to show how government as a concept is inherently problematic. My point is simpler: the current US system simultaneously funds genuine public goods AND actively harmful policies (military interventions, mass incarceration, etc.). The "all or nothing" framing - that we must accept the whole package or have chaos - seems like a false choice.
My examples of Native Americans and Palestinians weren't cherry-picking bad outcomes - they illustrate systematic patterns of how states expand and maintain power. These aren't unfortunate side effects but core features of how territorial states operate.
I'm genuinely curious about your view: do you think there are any legitimate limits to what a government can do in the name of providing stability and services? Or is any critique of fundamental structures just "extraordinary claims"?
All I’ve gathered is you like governments and believe they are inherently good.
I’ve seen little evidence for that throughout history.
Ask the native Americans or Palestinians.
Governance differs from Nation States.
If you deny climate change, you should start an insurance company and make a killing.
We were developing an AI that processes someone’s Instagram profile (reels, comments, etc.) and provided insights and realized we could 2x the audio to cut time and costs.
I could find a screen shot of our internal texts I suppose, but we didn’t publish anything on it.
“The preferences of the average American appear to have only a miniscule, near-zero, statistically non-significant impact upon public policy.”
“The preferences of the average American appear to have only a miniscule, near-zero, statistically non-significant impact upon public policy.”
https://act.represent.us/sign/problempoll-fba
And they actively vote against the will of their constituents 35% of the time. http://promarket.org/2017/06/16/study-politicians-vote-will-...
https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/96ea8227-48c3-484d-b30b-6...
I had Claude rewrite the documentation for silenceremove based on your feedback.
There is also prob a way to send a smaller sampler of audio at diff speeds and compare them to get a speed optimization with no quality loss unique for each clip.
I’m trying to create something that will run online when connected, run local when offline, and dynamically download relevant files to prepare for offline use.
I have a novel use case as a wilderness first responder and am looking for a pathway.
Obama set this org up as a senator to help bring lithium ion batteries supply chain to the US and it since evolved into the trade association for all things batteries.
How does it compare to Blaze.ai?
We are an agency so can we group different accounts? Ie run multiple clients on it?