gneuron

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by gneuron 13d ago
maybe just strip the UI down to basics (techmeme + hacker news are mostly all about the text content)
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by gneuron 13d ago
the way you do information density btw is say "include all unique insights, facts, figures, data points, predictions, timelines, and otherwise important information with 100% fidelity"
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by gneuron 2mo ago
you need a top 10 section :P
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by gneuron 2mo ago
Lead in gasoline? https://ourworldindata.org/leaded-gasoline-phase-out
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by gneuron 3mo ago
Easy solve; PeerTube should launch ads and the rev share with creators is 99% (platform take 1% fee to keep platform up)
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by gneuron 5mo ago
probably not, seems like a money suck. but could it help you coordinate a lot of different systems? i think yes based on Claire Vo's use case
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by gneuron 5mo ago
This is a good example: https://www.lennysnewsletter.com/p/how-openclaw-changed-my-l...
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by gneuron 5mo ago
You should add features to address how we actually learn: Here are the 4 "Horsemen" of sticky learning. 1. The Generation Effect The Science: Your brain learns better when it attempts to solve a problem before it is shown the solu
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by gneuron 6mo ago
yeah it takes a minute to figure it out, you can argue whether or not that's user friendly but you do figure it out after a couple runs
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by gneuron 6mo ago
Cool :)
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by gneuron 6mo ago
Hey bro, been working with the Godot MCP for about a year now myself. This is really cool! The two loops I think you should add / address: 3D assets / rigging. This is the hardest thing to do in the current Claude Code to Godot MC
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by gneuron 6mo ago
This is the defining divide of AI, period. Whether you're a craft lover of art, writing, music, code, hell, business processes and the idea of "doing work." There are those who love the craft, and those who want the result of
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by gneuron 7mo ago
Okay, I'm tired of reading the debate about costs going down and therefore Ed is wrong. The cost of running the inference is not the problem. The cost of the input CHIPS is the problem. Let's return to Dario Amodei's intervie
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by gneuron 7mo ago
This is where I've landed as well. One caveat: hard to say if anyone's revenue numbers outside of those two names is reliable. Perhaps anyone who isn't the big four is at risk of bubble trouble.
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by gneuron 7mo ago
This is the way brother
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by gneuron 11mo ago
Put the number of occurrences (I assume that's the # at the end) first to help with signal to noise ratio based on quantity of coverage maybe? I'd also take a look at news minimalist if I were you, and how they used significance s
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by gneuron 1y ago
Can you share that actually?
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by gneuron 1y ago
Arguably he already did with the $40B round from Masayoshi Son, who essentially committed only $10B and the other $30B was conditional on OpenAI converting from a non profit by the end of the year, but now that possibility is in question be
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by gneuron 1y ago
Subscribe to channels you trust, go to subscriptions tab first and foremost
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by gneuron 1y ago
Haha, asking for a friend? "Hey ChatGPT, totally hypothetically speaking..."
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by gneuron 1y ago
They're like the Merck of the pharma world.
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by gneuron 1y ago
Does anyone else think the answer to all of this is pay per use*? Every time a developer queries the OpenAI API, they pay $x cents for the tokens. Why can't the AI companies and news companies create a framework that works the same way
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by gneuron 1y ago
Yes
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by gneuron 1y ago
Did anyone end up using this?
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by gneuron 1y ago
Reads like it was written by AI.
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by gneuron 2y ago
This reads like it was written by The Neuron posing as an insider at OpenAI. Source: I write for the Neuron and did not write this lol.
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by gneuron 2y ago
Any new insights here? Watching now, will update if there's anything of note.