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abhinavsharma
3mo ago
Open-source AI can, by definition, never "win". AI is just hillclimbing today, and closed labs can always absorb everything the open world does and build upon it. It doesn't really matter for most use cases, because the way A
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5mo ago
To me it's just that they're great for people who live in a terminal - No distractions from visual content - Extreme efficiency with keyboard - AIs can code them up quickly. It used to be a total pain
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5mo ago
Did they get a great deal for the domain from an AI lab?
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5mo ago
Best Buy has keychron
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1y ago
Totally agree on aligning with the one with clearest incentives here
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2y ago
between the restrictions, apple dropping the ball on AI, and Gemini slowly improving, the idea of Google significantly leapfrogging Apple in end-user experience is not that unfathomable any more.
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Using Claude Code to Understand Claude Code
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2y ago
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2y ago
What is the magazine article they’re flipping through?
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3y ago
I'd like to add https://growth.design/psychology to an already great list that's building here.
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4y ago
This is so strange. Is it a substack hack? Is it a marketing strategy? It is bad truncation?
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4y ago
this is amazing, thank you for building this, i was literally in the process of doing this with the same stack but as a chat bot. would you be open sourcing soon? totally understand if you want to keep it private but if you are open sourcin
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4y ago
We built something a while ago that lets you do this on top of an existing search engine like Google. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hypersearch/feojag... It's 100% open source and client-side
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4y ago
This is great! let me know if you'd like to integrate this as the reddit option in our desktop extension. https://github.com/abhinavsharma/hypersearch
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4y ago
adding a direct link to the screenshot since it hit the limit https://p42.f3.n0.cdn.getcloudapp.com/items/QwuLL0NW/aa3989b...
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4y ago
I built a desktop browser extension version (100% open source and GPL licensed) of this basic idea or side searching filtered to some sites only. It also just uses your browser's default search engine (so you can stick to DuckDuckGo fo
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4y ago
While generally true, this isn't necessarily true if the customization is well-layered and the user is at a dead end in their search journey. Too many products equate frictionless == featureless these days and there should be more powe
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4y ago
The problem with trying to replace Google is that you have to.. 1. Do (nearly) everything Google does as well as them AND 2. fix Google's weak spots (usually in subjective queries) AND 3. offer something new and exciting. It's h
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4y ago
Hi HN, A short excerpt from our documentation to explain what we're building... We believe that finding high quality information on the open internet has become increasingly hard. Many have noticed this trend but a superior alternative
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Show HN: Hypersearch – open-source extension for improving Google, Amazon etc.
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If Google sucks then why is everyone still using it?
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Experiments with Project Euler and GitHub Copilot
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5y ago
lol, would love a 1-click button but love the information density and specificity relative to a podcast.
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5y ago
Million short sort of does this
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Solving Project Euler with GitHub Copilot
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Tracking Changes in YC's Request for Startups
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TikTok should be worried about YouTube pulling an Instagram stories on them
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5y ago
That's sensible, but it's an extremely difficult thing to build concrete awareness for when you're so deeply in a problem space that often your best ideas just pop up from your subconscious. There's also ways some kind o
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5y ago
I also bet that anyone who went to CMU will read this essay and go "duh, why did he spent this much time writing this obvious stuff"
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Having been through CMU and YC, I think while this piece makes sense for the average person, for someone who's been to CMU it's very easy to read this with a re-traumatizing reaction of stop-glorifying-working-to-the-bone. CMU and
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5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend,_and_extinguis... Microsoft's old playbook, just done better, and against the web at large.
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