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AI doesn't replace jobs: it removes the constraint that created them
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26x
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I wrote this a year or so ago: https://www.technicalchops.com/articles/ai-goes-to-hollywood... "The studios and creators who thrive in this new landscape will be those who can effectively harness AI’s capabilities
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The lede is buried at the end of this article. > Later iOS 26 beta releases show Apple reducing transparency and adding blur effects for better readability. This is a beta release. It is a work in progress. When iOS 7’s betas came out th
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A fascinating situation is facing polymarket - Zelenskyy was pictured wearing a suit (as described by the media) at the NATO summit on June 25th but this market is still unresolved. It appears there’s lots of argument here and that this mar
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The Models Don't Matter Anymore
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In China, revenue from short video drama (1-2 minute eps) has surpassed movies
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Jaguar's Rebrand Is a China Story
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Balancing the Need for Speed and Accuracy in LLMs
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2y ago
When I tested, you can also screenshot disney+, netflix etc. so DRM is also broken by it!
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2y ago
WhatsApp was the one I tested it on
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Tell HN: iPhone mirroring on iOS/macOS breaks screenshot protection on all apps
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The Future of Mobile: Contextual Computing, App Clips, and Apple Intelligence
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2y ago
This video[1] seems to give some insight into what the process actually is, which I believe is also indicated by the output token cost. Whereas GPT-4o spits out the first answer that comes to mind, o1 appears to follow a process closer to c
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The comments on this thread are interesting. I use Laravel extensively. For big applications, serving lots of users. It works when the application is relatively complex, and the ecosystem is second to none. Need to just throw it up on a ser
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Consensus in the Machine: A New Method for Tackling LLM Hallucinations
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Three's Company: How My AI Threesome Achieved Consensus (TMR for LLMs)
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2y ago
The article states that "They scan an image through a thin slit up to 2,000 times a second", whereas it has been widely reported that it is actually 40,000 times a second[1] The article probably wasn't wrong, for when it was
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AI: The Ultimate Sherlocking?
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Wu-Tang Forever? The Afterlife of a $4M Album
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I've been bullish[1] on this as a major aspect of generative AI for a while now, so it's great to see this paper published. 3D has an extremely steep learning curve once you try to do anything non-trivial, especially in terms of a
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AI Goes to Hollywood: A deep dive on the potential effect of AI on Film-making
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I made an AI-powered app that turns life to toys
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Apple Intelligence: Context Matters
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I'd be interested in seeing a similar analysis but with a slight twist: We use (in production!) a prompt that includes words to the effect of "If you don't get this right then I will be fired and lose my house". It consi
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I knew Matthew's brother years ago and met him a few times, he now does pretty cool (and reasonably priced) watches: https://www.mhdwatches.com/
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Will AI Kill Sites Like Booking.com? AI as a Personal Aggregator
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AI PAs: AI as a Personal Aggregator
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It is about credibility. Ex-Harvard, ex-Goldman Sachs, ex-Apple - whatever it is, the institutions that you have previously been a part of can lend their credibility to you and therefore change the reader's perception of your own compe
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3y ago
I agree with the sentiment of anti-DRM but Anker (who are highly reputable) have been doing licensed cables for <$10 for years.
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