navaed01

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by navaed01 3d ago
I absolutely agree. We need to start realizing what to stake. Here are not viewing. This is some kind of curious endeavors that will not affect us. All a part of these hacks occurred because the LLMs were told they were in a protected envir
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by navaed01 5d ago
I agree with a lot of the article, but I want to posit that LLMs can encourage more human interaction by providing people with an information foundation that they might not have gained otherwise. What do I mean… In the past 2 weeks I’ve ha
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by navaed01 7d ago
The article doesn’t state what driving the discrepancy between control tests and real world driving - for example is it that more people than anticipated drive for longer or end up depleting the battery and spend more time burning gasoline
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by navaed01 8d ago
There are a huge amount of small everyday ‘paper cuts’ this could help with, that I would argue our current status state of technology has actually created and do not work as well as they should right now. For example, I have a WhatsApp gro
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by navaed01 23d ago
V. Cool - thank you for building and sharing
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by navaed01 23d ago
How much of this ability to replicate is down to the openness of the science community and the paper on transformers being accessible by anyone?
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by navaed01 1mo ago
There are a lot of people with domain expertise or know a workflow in their own business so well they know exactly what a solution looks like. And AI can build a solution today or will be able to in the near future - I have been blown away
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by navaed01 1mo ago
Is there anyone here who can comment if these advances are meaningful, novel and how extraordinary these advances are? (E.g most PHDs, top 10% of professors etc. )
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by navaed01 2mo ago
In a lot of places, that golf course is the most beautiful piece of land around you, not just well maintained but lot of wildlife, birds, deer etc. so having that right on your backyard whether you golf or do not golf is a great attraction
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by navaed01 2mo ago
Malcolm Gladwell did a great podcast on golf courses in prime urban spaces https://www.pushkin.fm/podcasts/revisionist-history/a-good-w... In some parts of the US it is certainly the case that golf courses are pri
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by navaed01 2mo ago
It’s a neat idea - generally with these ideas it’s difficult to grow because outside of your core passionate audience, the reason peoel would care about this is money - and this type of extension would not return enough $ to the user for th
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by navaed01 3mo ago
In a world of digital rationality, I’m glad teenage engineering are here to design the absurd and analog. It doesn’t make rational sense - and I think that’s the point
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by navaed01 5mo ago
“ They cannot distinguish "unknown" from "false". Missing information is silently assumed away. They are not consistent. The same scenario, rephrased, can produce a different answer. They hallucinate citations. Article n
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by navaed01 5mo ago
Honest question, knowing it can write like you, are you tempted to use it to help you write that new book?
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by navaed01 5mo ago
There is also a general mindset of worklife balance and enjoyment from life. as someone who spends a lot of time in Spain but lives in the US, the Spanish prioritize social interaction much more than the US (sweeping statement I know) - you
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by navaed01 5mo ago
I can relate to this so much! IMHO Foursquare genuinely did gve the better recommendations for food and drink and I still think this recommendation problem is far from solved.
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by navaed01 5mo ago
I don’t disagree with you, but this has been going on for a while… Google monetized the the by indexing it and monetized what you wanted to find. Facebook monetized the eyeballs from the pictures and posts you added. Now LLMs will monetiz
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by navaed01 5mo ago
It does feel like the collaborative, free open nature of the web has gone and the optimism that brought… it feels like no one would build Foursquare today. But then I wonder if I’m just old an jaded and to the younger generation creating c
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by navaed01 5mo ago
The natural world was not meaningfully abundant… Way before the industrial revolution land which was once used for opening hunting was closed off by the ruling class. Even before the Industrial Revolution you had a new class of merchant and
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by navaed01 6mo ago
What’s interesting is this feature (Spotify DJ) really excels when you give it qualitative input “workout music that pairs well with a sunrise” - and can deliver stronger results that hunting for a playlists
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by navaed01 6mo ago
I’m fairly certain Spotify’s core meta data adheres to the US music industry largely set / reinforby Nielsen. I’m curious why the author would want to happen with the feature if not move from 1 artist to another
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by navaed01 6mo ago
Dench, is that you?
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by navaed01 7mo ago
I wouldnt have inagined AI overviews would impact tech news site heavily. I can say personally I have gone from being a daily reader of sites like The Verge to virtually never visiting, the experience and quality of the content fell off a
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by navaed01 7mo ago
Really interesting project! Did you use AI at all to build the scrapers?
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by navaed01 7mo ago
To play devils advocate - why should a government supplier and private company (Anthropic) and 1 man there - get to decide what an organization with elected officials can and can’t do? Dario has no idea of threats facing the US and where
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by navaed01 7mo ago
I agree in part with the hype train thesis, but what I hear is that open claw is better at solving problems and people love the interaction pattern - that may not be any new invention but it is what will mean we go from having Claude Deskto
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by navaed01 7mo ago
These glasses are doing incredibly well from a sales perspective. Social norms have shifted, user generated content is huge, being a video influencer is a real job - so seeing people filming is more accepted than 12 yea ago. It doesn’t mea
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by navaed01 9mo ago
Fundamentally how is this any different from what Google or Meta or Comcast or AT&T do? Comcast knows everything that goes to the TV and sells that data. At&T sells your browsing data… Those are services you pay for monthly. Sure
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by navaed01 9mo ago
I have this book for my kid and love it!
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by navaed01 11mo ago
Seems the innovation of LLMs and these first movers is diminishing. Claude is still just chat with some better UI

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