This is an interesting point, but even when you are more specific ChatGPT says to walk.

https://chatgpt.com/share/699d2d1b-51f0-8003-9c63-af9bb5bcf8...

I wasn’t aware of this feature, but can confirm. Just tried and it is free.

Log into dashboard, under business there is a domains tab. Enter your domain there and verify ownership. Didn’t ask for payment.

But I can't find the old list of what address was affected where. I only see my own address.

I have 15 pwned email addresses. It's free for under 10.

Hi, I’m having a lot of fun with this so far, this is a cool way to get comfortable with a new programming language. Two comments so far, first, the third email seems to be triggered by translating a certain word, but it can happen repeatedly. When tweaking my translation method I ended up getting multiple copies of the mail.

Second, after deriving what I presume is the correct access code, I am no longer authorized for transceiver usage. Is this an intended game mechanic? There doesn’t seem to be any indication of how to proceed if so.

Check your in-game mail - finding the correct access code should trigger another message.

Thanks for the advice, unfortunately I haven’t received any new mail, even after trying on another account.

I'm having this same issue

This is really interesting, as I came to a similar conclusion recently. I was taking famotidine (h2 blocker) and fexofenadine (h1 blocker) and noticed my daily running routine became significantly more difficult. Within a few days of stopping both, it became easier again.

One example I can think of is the WoW private server Warmane uses an RCE to extend client functionality.

https://www.reddit.com/r/wowservers/comments/1eebxwf/warning...

You mentioned progressively making it harder, I’ve seen the following strategies to make balancing more difficult. Combining them all can be challenging:

1. Arms crossed on your chest 2. Eyes closed 3. Swinging your head left and right, like an exaggerated “no”

It was pretty cool, I tried the Tavus demo. Seemed to nod way too much, like the entire time. The actual conversation was pretty clearly with a text model, because it has no concept of what it looks like, or even that it has a video avatar at all. It would say things like “I don’t have eyes” etc.

I came back to try the Hassaan one, it was much more realistic although he still denied wearing a hat. I think if you were able to run a still image of the character’s appearance through a multimodal LLM and have it generate a description for the conversation’s prompt it would work better.

This is a good suggestion, I’ll work on this!