The post title should read, "I am poor and have no idea what to do". :D
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Awesome, thank you!
After reviewing their terms (https://podial.ai/terms), it seems like there’s no clear mention of how to delete your account or any generated podcasts. This raises some concerns around GDPR compliance (or similar laws), especially since GDPR requires the ability to delete personal data ("right to be forgotten"). If they don't provide any method for users to delete their data, this could be a big oversight. Anyone know if they have an actual process in place for account deletion or data removal? Feels like something that should be addressed if they’re operating in the UK and other regions where data privacy is strictly regulated.
I wouldn't compare this to NotebookLM; this is more like a ChatGPT-generated script plus ElevenLabs. It doesn't have the feel of NotebookLM.
Yeah exactly what I wanted to say, they also got a Pomodoro Timer app: https://apps.lametric.com/apps/pomodoro_timer/8803
Introducing "cre-AI-tivity," a concept that leverages AI tools like NotebookLM and ChatGPT to boost creative content creation despite time constraints. I believe AI acts as a powerful creative partner rather than a replacement and would love to hear the community’s thoughts on balancing AI assistance with human ingenuity.
would be better if it's down too :D
just wanted to do one last final commit :D good timing
Amidst the global IT chaos caused by CrowdStrike, let's take a moment to appreciate some tech that never fails us – the humble beer glass gadget! Unless you have been served a dirty glass, yikes.
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Rabbit Inc.'s recent data breach exposed critical API keys and user data due to hardcoded credentials in their code. Despite awareness of the breach, key security measures were overlooked, risking user privacy and email data. This incident highlights the importance of secure coding practices and proper credential management.
how would you compare this to something like https://github.com/jawher/mow.cli ?
It’s not free if you ask for a share, therefore the title is misleading. Maybe title “I built a simple login service” would be more fitting. However, I would need to question simplicity as checking your email is far away from simplicity UX wise. I wouldn’t use your service if you would pay me to use it. Comparing your service with Stripe is just ridiculous...
hopefully we will see blogs endpoint to be only https by end of 2020?
This clearly is a feature!
And then there is this https://github.com/KrauseFx/detect.location