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Who Stands Behind the Words?(tandfonline.com)
1 points by magicseth 8d ago|0 comments
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by magicseth 4mo ago
Convex has a workpool component that gives the ability to compose big complicated flows in an understandable way, and give you realtime updates on status of various pieces: https://www.convex.dev/components/workflow
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by magicseth 6mo ago
I am engaging with this seriously! I don't know if there will be any real solution. But I think it's worth exploring.
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by magicseth 6mo ago
Yes! That's what I'm getting at. This protocol optionally allows you to sign with your private key, but you don't have to for the protocol to provide utility. It could just be enough to say "if you trust magicseth's
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by magicseth 6mo ago
I'm actually building a physical keyboard for those people who don't have iphones! Though given the reaction I'm seeing here, I probably won't share it with this audience :-P it has capacitive keys, a secure enclave, and
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by magicseth 6mo ago
Oh you think it's stupid? It was an attempt to encode an encryption key that isn't sent to the server in a way that is minimally invasive. The skintone emomis allow pretty high byte density, and also are cute! Sorry it doesn'
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by magicseth 6mo ago
phew!
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by magicseth 6mo ago
It is largely written by iteration with an LLM! No need to speculate or analyze em dashes :-) The emoji idea was mine. I like it :-) unfortunately it doesn't work in places like HN that strip out emoji. So I had to make a base64 encod
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by magicseth 6mo ago
Hi! I want anonymity! I also want to be able to prove what level of effort has been put in to something. I think there's room for both. This is an encrypted proof that I wrote something on a keyboard that tracks fingers. The protocol a
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by magicseth 6mo ago
Hi! You don't need an x.com account to download, that's just the easiest way to dm me. If you're actually interested, I can let you try it! The source is also available. It proves 1) that an apple device with a secure enclave
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by magicseth 6mo ago
That's not what this is. at all.
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by magicseth 6mo ago
If apple approves it, ive got a solution: A keyboardthat attests to your humanity https://typed.by/magicseth/2451#2NyGLfAQxmqRiAOTlaX7ma3G4d1o...
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by magicseth 2y ago
Just as shipwrecks before the advent of nuclear bombs are a source of low background radiation, troves of content like this are low-ai-contamination sources of guaranteed human media. I suspect they might someday be valuable :-)
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by magicseth 3y ago
We built hellowonder.ai as a PWA first, and it was almost amazing! But we use voice input, and ios would pop up the microphone permission repeatedly after a few minutes, even if it had been approved recently. I couldn't figure out how
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by magicseth 3y ago
Well, it's part chat bot, so I don't know if it meets your criteria. But we're using them for a LOT of things behind the scenes to help kids find content they love that their parents approve of. [HelloWonder.ai](Hellowonder.a
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by magicseth 3y ago
We are tackling this at hellowonder.ai . I took what I learned building ai tools at Google and built a system that does more than just block bad content for kids. It helps kids find exciting content that is aligned with their parents, effec
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by magicseth 3y ago
Awesome! Thank you for sharing. Here’s a tiny little feature idea I’ve always wanted: when a link opens a new tab, the back button should close the tab and take you back where you were! Congratulations on launching!
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by magicseth 3y ago
thedad.blog
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by magicseth 3y ago
I'm genuinely curious how you would classify my product, Wonder an AI powered browser for kids: hellowonder.ai Does it cross the threshold?
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by magicseth 3y ago
I believe we can use AI here :-) It is suddenly scalable to help kids develop critical thinking skills live in real time. I've got 5 year olds, 8, 10 and a 12 year old, and they've been my beta testers for Wonder [0]. It uses AI t
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by magicseth 3y ago
As an aside, if you actually want to ask the wire cutter random questions, you can check out the green bubble in the lower left here: https://askthis.site/nytimes.com/wirecutter
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The code ChatGPT wrote to help with my YC application
3 points by magicseth 3y ago|0 comments
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by magicseth 4y ago
I've changed my mind. Historically I've been opposed to computers being a panacea for education. At the MIT Media Lab I was one of the earliest critics of the strategy and effects of the One Laptop Per Child project. I've cha
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by magicseth 4y ago
Yes! This is exactly right. I've built a tutor for my kids, that listens to them, and helps them explore topics that they're passionate about. What's blown my mind is how it has driven creativity OFF screen too. They engage w
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Show HN: Have a Conversation with Your Website(askthis.site)
1 points by magicseth 4y ago|0 comments
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by magicseth 4y ago
Is it possible to create a streaming endpoint that returns real-time transcriptions?
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Show HN: Call my AI co-founder on the phone(wanna.chat)
1 points by magicseth 4y ago|0 comments
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by magicseth 4y ago
I've used Obsidian Git. It definnitely takes some set up to make it work, but once working, it is pretty reliable. It requires an occasional merge conflict resolution, and setting the right files to be ignored. I love that it is just f
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by magicseth 4y ago
Reality Labs?
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by magicseth 4y ago
Well.... If they know how fast, they might be able to know the number :-) https://web.archive.org/web/20121228075545/http://devblog.bu...

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