joloooo

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by joloooo 3mo ago
You're right on that perspective. I should clarify. I mean decades+ when compute and power begins to realistically make sense where we can start planning such a long term strategy. I personally think our cislunar / moonbase effort
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by joloooo 3mo ago
There's a very narrow band of sun-synchronous orbit with consistent enough sunlight to make orbital data centers viable. Even with a tight constellation of 500,000 to 1,000,000 satellites packed into that band, it still doesn't ma
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by joloooo 4mo ago
Almost feels like astroturfing territory
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by joloooo 4mo ago
For what it's worth I actually like the Vatican's take on AI. I hope they keep this perspective and don't allow OpenAI/Anthropic to influence. I think you're right this is more of a publicity stunt on the tech side.
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by joloooo 8mo ago
Circling the drain, but not dead
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by joloooo 11mo ago
Fancy way of say The Woodlands?
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by joloooo 1y ago
Their Defeating Nondeterminism in LLM Inference was interesting for me. Worth reading their others!
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by joloooo 1y ago
I immediately thought this was an update by Deepset and their Haystack framework. https://haystack.deepset.ai/ Just FYI.
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by joloooo 1y ago
I've always been curious about creating a collective pool of money - from subscriptions for something like this. The user only pays if they break their focus. Could even redistribute the pot to those who last at the end of the month&#x
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by joloooo 1y ago
One of our clients is a procurement marketplace. One of the current struggles we face is getting vendors to upload catalog details for each product, which our marketplace needs to populate for a better shopping experience. Would your API as
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by joloooo 1y ago
We just use Observable Framework https://github.com/observablehq/framework
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by joloooo 1y ago
Would this be something that Activepieces or Kestra could also do? https://github.com/activepieces/activepieces https://github.com/kestra-io/kestra
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by joloooo 1y ago
Interesting article. I have always viewed Benzene as a bogeyman of sorts. My parents both interacted with it often throughout my life. My dad was a chemical engineer for an oil company, and he often spoke of spills and incidents. As a kid,
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by joloooo 1y ago
Regardless of dog ownership, it sounds a bit ego-centric to think that life is solely about leaving a legacy and assuming your kids are there solely to care for their parents in old age.
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by joloooo 1y ago
Tetris Effect is also a great example of this. Each movement and rotation of pieces impacts the score and each level has varied genres. One of my favorites is the New York City Jazz level.
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by joloooo 2y ago
The Invention of Nature by Andrea Wulf It details Alexander von Humboldt, his travels through South America and Siberia, and general contributions to science. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/23995249-the-invent
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by joloooo 2y ago
Thanks for the recs, Mindware by Andy Clark is also a great book on these topics. https://global.oup.com/academic/product/mindware-97801998281...
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by joloooo 2y ago
I'm in the same boat as you around Sonos. Find any alternatives that you're considering that aren't HomePod?
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by joloooo 2y ago
This introduced more questions than answers when Dead Milkmen entered the scene.
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by joloooo 2y ago
I agree, I was primarily attracted to the modularity and magnetic features. Luckily, only $150 of 2019 money.
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by joloooo 2y ago
I bought a magnetic keyboard recommended on HN back in 2019. I was underwhelmed by it. Mostly because it was the Keystone and is still listed as "under production" on Kickstarter. https://www.kickstarter.com/projec
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by joloooo 2y ago
I think there is a difference from people upset around over hyped LLMs and arguing about intelligence in "A.I.". Most of the "intelligence" arguments I've seen are fighting against putting too much stock in chatgpt
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by joloooo 2y ago
I think this is the next sequel to the movie "Her". You bring up a good point though. Very dystopian idea of a new type of enterprise tooling that emerges to soothe and calibrate human knowledge workers. Very Severance Wellness ro
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by joloooo 2y ago
LLMs are really disrupting the market for Mckinsey junior analysts meeting with clients.
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by joloooo 2y ago
For the price of a couple of SMS' I used to love texting GOOG for restaurant suggestions or businesses nearby.
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by joloooo 2y ago
Robert Macfarlane has a fantastic book around this theme. "Mountains of the Mind" https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/839157.Mountains_of_the_...
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by joloooo 2y ago
Ironic this was posted on Tuesday around 10AM CT
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by joloooo 2y ago
I fear you're right. As a remote worker, I feel that more touchpoints and areas of collaboration can really nurture a better culture. Muddy feels like a good step in that direction. While my day-to-day experience with Office365 isn&#x2
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by joloooo 2y ago
This is awesome. What are your thoughts on Office365 tools and Muddy? We don't use Google docs and would love to have a similar experience. That said, I could probably manage certain teams to move away from our MSFT reliance with this
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by joloooo 2y ago
Yeah its great as a mirror. Simon Wardley's thread comes to mind. " Think of it like Myers Briggs or Astrology. Gibberish that is useful for self reflection. " https://twitter.com/swardley/status/171

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