carlosdp

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by carlosdp 9d ago
> your system spammed and tried to scam people, which was highly predictable I don't see how that is "highly predictable" unless you test these things, like the author did...
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by carlosdp 3mo ago
that's not a video render of a hypothetical device, that's a real video of the real working device, fwiw
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by carlosdp 6mo ago
Congrats on launch! really cool product
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by carlosdp 11mo ago
What evidence do you have that the webview "opens in the background"? I just tried it, and it definitely isn't preloaded when I click a link...
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by carlosdp 1y ago
> Pure vision will never be enough because it does not contain information about the physical feedback like pressure and touch, or the strength required to perform a task. I'm not sure that's necessarily true for a lot of tasks
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by carlosdp 1y ago
I love uv, not just for local development, but it also makes it WAY easier to manage python environments you setup for running python workers / user code in the cloud.
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by carlosdp 1y ago
I was just telling someone about the story of how he invented bitmapping for overlapping windows in the first Mac GUI in like two weeks, largely because he mis-remembered that being already a feature in the Xerox PARC demo and was convince
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by carlosdp 1y ago
I highly recommend starting with the SO-ARM101 and the LeRobot tutorial. They're super cheap, its insanely quick to get started, and you can even buy pre-made kits like at https://partabot.com . It's the "Hello Wo
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by carlosdp 1y ago
There's an experimental "multi" mode you can input multiple images to
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by carlosdp 1y ago
Wow, this is incredible work! Blown away at how well the audio/video matches up, and the dialogue is better sounding / on-par with dedicated voice models.
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by carlosdp 1y ago
> The article ignores Firefox switched the contract to Yahoo as the default search provider from 2014-2017 I worked at Mozilla when this deal was struck. The deal with Yahoo did require Yahoo be the default for Firefox, I'm not sure
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by carlosdp 1y ago
Awesome! I'm super impressed with SVRaster, glad to see others already playing with it too
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by carlosdp 1y ago
The article is a neat read! The design of the blog itself is even more interesting. I don't love the right-aligned way it starts, but I love the inline activations of the left popup! So cool
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by carlosdp 1y ago
Ok first of all, > There's a trend on social media where many repeat Andrej Karpathy's words: "give in to the vibes, embrace exponentials, and forget that the code even exists." This belief — like many flawed takes hu
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by carlosdp 1y ago
You knocked it out of the park with the cover! I'll definitely be grabbing a physical copy because of that.
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by carlosdp 2y ago
That's not a one-to-one analogy. The LLM isn't giving you the book, its giving you information it learned from the book. The analogous scenario is "Can I read a book and publish a blog post with all the information in that bo
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by carlosdp 2y ago
I'll take that bet, easily. There's absolutely no way that we're not going to see a massive reduction in the need for "humans writing code" moving forward, given how good LLMs are getting at writing code. That doesn
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by carlosdp 2y ago
> At some point there might be massive layoffs due to ostensibly competent AI labor coming onto the scene, perhaps because OpenAI will start heavily propagandizing that these mass layoffs must happen. It will be an overreaction/mist
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by carlosdp 2y ago
I was looking for this the other day, looks great!
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by carlosdp 2y ago
I don't think this is a bad thing. Pretty much all of the author's examples of "new and potentially superior technologies" are really just different flavors of developer UX for doing the same things you could do with the
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by carlosdp 2y ago
Went through the Twilio IPO, I can give feedback based on my experience. IANAL and all that. 1. I've never heard of that from a tech company IPO. Twilio did sell-to-cover fwiw. 2. Does your RSU contract/letter say something about
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by carlosdp 2y ago
That's not algorithmic bias, that's a large delta in content quality. Videos coming out of the Harris camps were milquetoast in comparison to the Trump camp. Of course those videos get more attention, from people that like him and
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by carlosdp 2y ago
Repeal the Jones act, get a commercial shipbuilding market going again domestically. In the meantime, leverage the best asset we have: alliances with western nations. South Korea is really good at shipbuilding, to the point they are now aut
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by carlosdp 2y ago
It says at the bottom it's from Sahil Bloom (@SahilBloom)
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by carlosdp 2y ago
> They’d rather give Sam Altman $200 per month for access to the world’s most mediocre researcher than get good results from a human. Really going to need a citation for the claim that Deep Research is the world's "most mediocr
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by carlosdp 2y ago
Idk, this article assumes that the company before the recent changes reflected his beliefs of how companies should be run. But the way I see it, it's pretty clear he disagreed with a lot of it, and just felt too much pressure (intern
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by carlosdp 2y ago
> Here are some things I struggle with at age 32: > - Social awkwardness and anxiety > - Difficulty in forming IRL friendships > - Impatience with the idea of connecting on a meaningful level with other people: who needs ‘em? &g
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by carlosdp 2y ago
It's an ad only you can see, I don't see the harm. > What were the privacy concerns of yesterday that we don’t need to worry about today? The web/internet is a hell of a lot more private today than 10 years ago. Third pa
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by carlosdp 2y ago
No, because that would be sharing your photo and not unique to you as a user. I also don't really see why anyone would want to do that...
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by carlosdp 2y ago
Maybe I'm in the minority here, but this is kinda cool! As long as the user data doesn't leave the Meta ecosystem (no reason to think it does right now, the ad in question here is from Meta itself), it's not a privacy concern

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