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nbashaw
3y ago
Curious what issues you ran into?
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Even more significant when you take this into account: > The tool was rolled out to the agents gradually, mostly between November 2020 and February 2021. So the 14% gain came from vastly less capable systems than what we now have today.
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The example here only covers short text fields like titles — does anyone know if it performant for full body search of long documents?
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The Endgame for AI-Generated Writing
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Will the Metaverse Replace PCs?
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Did Medium Succeed?
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Why Peloton Is Undervalued
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Substack’s Ideology
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Show HN: Wordie Bird
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Editor here, we are very aware of Betteridge’s law
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Developer here, thanks for the heads up and will look into it! Probably a font bug
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Is Axie Infinity a Ponzi Scheme?
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Why RSS still dominates in audio, but not text
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The universe is so big it seems highly likely
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Why Content Is King
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Why Instagram can’t recreate TikTok’s magic
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Generally I think you're right. But also I think there are a ton of edge cases we could discover based on complex interactions of genetics, environmental factors, disease history, etc. Also there's a lot more urgency when an algor
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Totally, but in order to benefit from this system you'd probably also need a connected mattress, watch, maybe a continuous glucose monitor, some sort of workout device, etc. It adds up. This is a country where half the population earns
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I think you're right about all of this! And to add another point, I worry the only people who will have access to this are those who can afford a bunch of health gadgets and a premium primary care provider. But, at the same time, it&#x
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Well Apple Health is an open API that anyone can integrate with. So I'd assume Whoop either A) doesn't want to be modularized, or B) has a data format that doesn't fit with Apple's specification for some good reason.
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6y ago
Why doesn't Whoop integrate with Apple Health?
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Totally agree! It's going to take a whole new sub-specialty of ML to make any sense of it. But I think there's a positive feedback loop where more data → better algorithms → more data, because more people opt into the system in or
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Apple is building an operating system for health
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How Domino’s Stock Returned 4,595%
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Hey! I wrote this article. There is literally a description of the basic mechanics of the app starting at word 48 of the piece. I have no clue how you missed this! > "After we exchanged pleasantries, Paul explained how the app works
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For people wondering what this is (not a super descriptive title, my apologies!) it's about the new audio social app called "Clubhouse"
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I love that too. It’s interesting that more notes apps don’t do this. Defaulting to the creation screen makes so much sense!
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Author here! I didn’t mean to write a comprehensive overview of Roam, I was just curious about the marketing decisions of products that attain cult status. I get that this is not nearly the most important aspect of Roam. Just a little thing
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Author here! The Roam part is free. This is an edition of a newsletter that has three short things - the Roam part is first and here in full.
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Author here! The entire piece contains the logic that supports the conclusion at the end. You're right that the recession will hurt them, but on balance, I think in the long run the premium short-form video format will be here to stay.
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