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by fhub 4d ago
“LG TVs process voice data only when the voice button on the remote control is pressed and held, or when a wake word such as 'Hi LG' is recognized after the user has activated the Far-Field voice recognition feature." The def
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by fhub 6d ago
I had one feature in RN and the rest properly native. The day I realized agents were good, I ported that RN to native. Monkey-off-back moment.
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by fhub 6d ago
I think for OpenAI to win back some hearts and minds here we should have the option to retrospectively turn off "Help improve our AI models". i.e. Any new model trained would exclude all those user's sessions. This could be t
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by fhub 7d ago
She turned herself in (After the police went to her home and she wasn't there)
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by fhub 7d ago
Package size has very low correlation to launch time. The binary and assets are separate. Additionally some slow app launches are simply waiting for a network request or chain before the view controller renders.
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by fhub 8d ago
We need to be building silos to save humanity. Maybe 50 of them should do it.
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by fhub 9d ago
1. Onboarding tells you to 2. Convenience 3. Cheaper than buying an Apple TV et al
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by fhub 12d ago
You’d hope these AI incident responders have very constrained production tools to fix things. You’d hope the humans remain familiar with those tools and they are incredibly well documented.
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by fhub 13d ago
I was living in SF Bay Area when a16z started. They had good marketing and a good reputation. Their analyst posts were insightful and well received here. My perception of a16z has changed drastically. I’m ashamed just how badly that marketi
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by fhub 15d ago
IMHO If statutes require it to be kept, then it should get written to storage that can’t be read without being there in person. Have the police actual show up to look at it. Make it really slow to look at too. Cryptographically slow.
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by fhub 17d ago
Two definitions that I had to look up. * Widow: a short final line of a paragraph that gets stranded at the top of the next page or column. * Orphan: a first line of a paragraph stranded at the bottom of a page or column.
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by fhub 25d ago
I just use both. One is doing review work the other is doing planning and coding. I pick which one does which arbitrarily. I have zero proof that the end result is better either way around. But I tend to have the reviewer on "high&quot
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by fhub 26d ago
1-5ms response time is clearly hard for most real world endpoints.
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by fhub 27d ago
> So Uber’s approach to modularity may have seemed extreme at the time, but it could become the new normal. I doubt it. This seems to conflate code modularity with service modularity. Moving complexity from the codebase into operations i
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by fhub 1mo ago
I appreciated it fwiw. Also the “fasten your seat belts” ending.
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by fhub 1mo ago
At least with youtube you can turn off your watch history and a whole bunch of other things. Then proactively curate playlists. Cudos for Youtube for making it really easy to opt out of "the algorithm"
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by fhub 1mo ago
I don’t think it “being bad” is the motivation. It’s about saving money and pooling cheaper resources.
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by fhub 1mo ago
> Is it all just vapourware? No. Anyone making this claim is being disingenuous.
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by fhub 1mo ago
Article is light on details but the premise is something I’ve seen playing out for series A and B companies. Head-counts that were growing as some pretty stable function of revenue growth having a sharp trend change starting about 6-9 month
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by fhub 1mo ago
https://archive.is/xNU3i
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by fhub 1mo ago
I couldn't resist looking up if there was an AI grill that would cook the perfect steak. https://uncrate.com/seergrills-perfecta-ai-grill/
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by fhub 1mo ago
We programmers had it good for a long time. Paid well, exercised the brain, creators. I always thought that when I retired I’d do woodworking. But perhaps I’ll also code - to remember what it was like when I was young.
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by fhub 1mo ago
Google investing in Jeff Dean and Sanjay Ghemawat is a good result for Google. Means they are less likely to go to the competition and easier to bring them back into the fold if they do something next level.
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by fhub 1mo ago
"Abduction" being the way the article used it as in "explanatory reasoning in justifying hypotheses". https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/abduction/
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by fhub 1mo ago
> I, as the human, still have to do the thinking as Claude still 'can't jump' I still have to do quite a bit of thinking but the amount of of thinking I do per task is trending down. I agree LLMs are not good at abduction
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by fhub 1mo ago
I think discovery via streaming services also contributes to bland sludge. Decisions are made based on a name, category, maybe an actor and a single "cover" art image.
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by fhub 2mo ago
https://archive.is/l54x8 "The letter warned that companies could be close to automating the work of AI research, a development that it said could lead the technology to careen out of control."
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OpenAl, Anthropic ask U.S. government to consider slowing down Al(washingtonpost.com)
8 points by fhub 2mo ago|4 comments
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by fhub 2mo ago
Regulatory capture? One of the two companies that stands to benefit most has a founder who, together with his wife, donated $25 million to MAGA Inc, a pro-Trump super PAC, and another $25 million to Leading the Future, whose stated mission
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by fhub 2mo ago
More broadly, this is one of the things I dislike about the US political system. When executives or major shareholders can legally make very large political donations while their companies are lobbying on issues that directly affect their b

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