motoxpro

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by motoxpro 7d ago
Sorry, again, this data proves my point. "Disliked by 28%" is not a majority. And "Meta" is not the product people use. Instagram is at 19% disliked. Majority "like" instagram. https://yougov.com&#x2
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by motoxpro 8d ago
"Most Americans Still Like Facebook, Poll Finds—But Not Mark Zuckerberg Or Its New Meta Name" https://www.forbes.com/sites/alisondurkee/2021/11/02/most-am... Which was my point: CEO affini
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by motoxpro 8d ago
Huh? I would echo the sentiment of you recalibrating what a normie is. This is a crazy take. I would guess that fair amount of people have no idea that Facebook rebranded to Meta, let alone what goes on in and around the company. Meta produ
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by motoxpro 12d ago
So cool to see someone who loves challenges. Congrats!
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by motoxpro 1mo ago
From that perspective, every technical blog post from a company is guilty of the same thing. That was my point. There is nothing that companies do that is NOT to make money. I feel like that would be like saying the Attention is All You Nee
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by motoxpro 1mo ago
If that's true, people will leave for bigger libraries and netflix will have to rotate into quantity. That hasn't been the case so far (net flix is killing everyone in terms of subscribers/growth YoY), but doesnt mean it can&
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by motoxpro 1mo ago
I wonder if people were this upset when recsys moved from linear regression to XGBoost.
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by motoxpro 1mo ago
Why would they not try make money as a business? Also, if "The Odyssey" is coming out and and you know I love Nolan, and Netflix is getting paid to promote it, would you rather them NOT recommend that to me? These types of things
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by motoxpro 1mo ago
That's the whole problem. If you have tons (100s of thousands or more) of labels, then you have "structured" data, but how do you correctly classify that scraped item into the correct label? Putting all the labels into the LL
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by motoxpro 1mo ago
Is there a solution you are using to solve this that is more accurate and cost effective? I'm working through it now so would be curious
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by motoxpro 1mo ago
The problem with your mental model is that you're thinking the product is "code" when the product is "a finished product" CC is a horrible product for building a finished website. With CC you still have to host it s
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by motoxpro 1mo ago
You should send these out in a newsletter
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by motoxpro 1mo ago
I think the people who need those abbreviations spelled out are not the target audience of the article. There is no possible way to think that PE == price to earnings/physical education here and if a reader thinks that they wont unders
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by motoxpro 1mo ago
I guess my point is that until that collapse, returns are very very very good. This can (and probably will) go on for a decent amount of time more, regardless of the inevitable things you point out. My guess is at least another 2 years, as
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by motoxpro 1mo ago
I think more interesting take here would be WHEN this will happen. I don't think Ben, or anyone else, thinks we wont have some sort of correction or stabilization in supply/demand (he has said as much) But when will that occur? 2
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by motoxpro 1mo ago
For a tech forum, there is a big lack of imagination as to how tech can help the world here.
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by motoxpro 2mo ago
You're talking about only the distribution here rather than production, which is a bit different. e.g., making music in a bedroom or using AI to create software increases the total amount of music and software in the world without tack
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by motoxpro 2mo ago
I think this is always the mindset of people who are on the “correct” side of the previous technological regime. Placing artificial constraints on output is always a mistake to me. For example in music you used to have only a small amount o
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by motoxpro 2mo ago
I find this hard to believe. All I have to do is give it an example and tell it to go through and add it to the repo and it does it.
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by motoxpro 2mo ago
A week is fast, no? Would it be faster by hand? 50 hours of work seems like a tiny investment.
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by motoxpro 2mo ago
Happy that this is being tried. I find it weird, sad, unfortunate, etc. that everyone in tech thinks about scientific discovery and drug discovery as AIs boon to society over education. Every quality of life metric (life expectancy, income,
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by motoxpro 2mo ago
They sound cool! Add a few more! :P
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by motoxpro 2mo ago
This would be amazing! Its such a pain having to set up two payment solutions as a merchant and as a buyer it would be great if I could use my paypal credit on whatever purchase I want. Consumers want paypal and merchant want stripe. I real
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by motoxpro 2mo ago
How would you do this without SOME sort of vision/audio model? Are you saying just not an LLM?
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by motoxpro 2mo ago
My take is that the take that vanilla js is better because developers love coding more than they love building the thing. See all the frameworks/packages built as an example. This person re-invented form handlers, frameworks, ui helper
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by motoxpro 2mo ago
I think we agree that in terms of work, AI changes a lot, and that's a big deal and disrupting to a lot of people's livelihoods. But when I am with friends, out for a mtn bike ride or playing golf, we are just hanging out like we
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by motoxpro 2mo ago
None of those are affected by AI. You can CHOOSE to let AI think for you or achieve for you, but you dont have to. You only HAVE to in a work context (for some people), which I admit sucks (or is great depending on who you are). This feels
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by motoxpro 2mo ago
I'm confused. It feels like you are saying you did those things as a means to an end. Like saying I no longer walk because I can drive. I no longer cook because Doordash exists. I no longer play piano because midi exists. I mean i gues
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by motoxpro 2mo ago
super interesting
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by motoxpro 3mo ago
Have you never gone to a bookstore in real life and just browsed? Not everything has to come from recommendation or reviews or research. It can just be pure exploration. Its the same process online and offline: See an interesting cover&#x2F

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