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181.
by asdev 1y ago
you would have to do the same thing with an ultrawide monitor, minus the weight of the AVP
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by asdev 1y ago
you don't need any universal standard, you just need functions specific to your app's use case
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by asdev 1y ago
You don't need MCP you just need function calling
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by asdev 1y ago
Apple is releasing Vision OS 2 which lets you do an ultrawide display on the Vision Pro. It looks phenomenal and has no lag
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by asdev 1y ago
is the point of this to actually assign tasks to an AI to complete end to end? Every task I do with AI requires atleast some bit of hand holding, sometimes reprompting etc. So I don't see why I would want to run tasks in parallel, I do
186.
by asdev 1y ago
I promise you the legal team is not pushing any code changes
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by asdev 1y ago
the expected value of their AI bets panning out is so high that they're obligated to make those bets
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by asdev 1y ago
non technical people are people who are not hired for an engineering role
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by asdev 1y ago
>Our head of product is a reformed lawyer who taught himself to code while working here. He’s shipped 150 PRs in the last 12 months. >The product manager he sits next to has shipped 130 PRs in the last 12 months. In a serious organiza
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by asdev 1y ago
the apply model for Cursor is really good and fast for multi line edits within files. not sure if others have caught up
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by asdev 1y ago
If Google can somehow undo literally everything about SEO, then it can become useful again
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by asdev 1y ago
Classic Meta playbook, nothing innovative to build so let's just release a copy of ChatGPT
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by asdev 1y ago
and it's worse on just as many benchmarks by a significant amount. as a consumer I don't care about cheapness, I want the maximum accuracy and performance
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by asdev 1y ago
look at all the graphs in the article
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by asdev 1y ago
> We will also begin deprecating GPT‑4.5 Preview in the API, as GPT‑4.1 offers improved or similar performance on many key capabilities at much lower cost and latency. why would they deprecate when it's the better model? too expensi
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by asdev 1y ago
it's worse on nearly every benchmark
197.
by asdev 1y ago
it's worse than 4.5 on nearly every benchmark. just an incremental improvement. AI is slowing down
198.
by asdev 1y ago
they have one of those landing pages where you can read it as many times as you want and have no idea what they do
199.
by asdev 1y ago
Credit cards allow proxying? How will you route it?
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Google Releases Agent Development Kit(cloud.google.com)
5 points by asdev 1y ago|0 comments
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by asdev 1y ago
I don't think open source will be the future of AI models. Self hosting an AI model is much more complex and resource incentive than traditional open source SaaS. Meta will likely have a negative ROI on their AI efforts
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by asdev 1y ago
this is just a form of search
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by asdev 1y ago
outside of text generation and search, LLMs have not delivered any significant value
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by asdev 1y ago
Tech really needs to fall another 50% at least. I think when the big AI bust happens(unless it's happening now), we will see that
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by asdev 1y ago
An AI Agent, if autonomous, is a while loop that calls LLMs with some input and reacts to those scenarios by calling LLMs again with the processed output from the previous calls.
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by asdev 1y ago
want reliability? build automation instead of using non deterministic models to complete tasks
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by asdev 1y ago
more undifferentiated offerings, and people don't want to admit AI is plateauing
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by asdev 1y ago
to the two designers that go on HN, rejoice! your jobs are safe
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by asdev 1y ago
5% hackers, 95% FANG employees who think this is meaningless
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by asdev 1y ago
all fun and games until your AI generated script deletes the production database. I think that's the point, fault tolerance in academic and financial settings is too high for LLMs to be useful

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