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by possibilistic 21d ago
> Peter runs multiple companies. Beyond Segment, he's raised $100m+ for Charm Industrial, and just recently closed a Series A for Revoy. He's incredibly organized and efficient with his time. You can do this before an exit? Bui
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by possibilistic 25d ago
^ Zach is the founder of Uberduck, which was massively popular. He got into YC with it. More story: ElevenLabs launched a few years after FakeYou and Uberduck. ElevenLabs got a lot of attention for their remarkable zero shot model, but thei
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by possibilistic 25d ago
I found my way to where I want to be. I'm working on https://getartcraft.com which is open source: https://github.com/storytold/artcraft We're in use by a few film studios and some pretty popular
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by possibilistic 26d ago
I wasn't after them, I just changed my product's name. They had monumentally better distribution. I launched as vo.codes (and two prior names) before 2020 and later rebranded to FakeYou. https://thenextweb.com/news
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by possibilistic 26d ago
All of them copied 15.ai ElevenLabs was a commercial version of 15.ai. It's crazy, because 15.ai could have had the venture-scale outcomes if he'd fundraised and turned it into a SaaS product. He was in the right place, right time
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by possibilistic 1mo ago
2023: Google is doomed. They're not building AI. No wonder the "Attention" authors left. Google just sat on this. Their PMs are steering them into oblivion. OpenAI is winning while Google takes no risks. Innovator's dile
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by possibilistic 2mo ago
Open source tools for controllable animation: https://github.com/storytold/artcraft https://getartcraft.com $3M annualized run rate (looking for more Rust engineers to join me) https://imgur.com&
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by possibilistic 2mo ago
This IS AI. What's with the comment flagging?
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Update: Fable extended through July 12, 2026 at 11:59:59 PM PT(support.claude.com)
6 points by possibilistic 2mo ago|0 comments
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GitHub bans security researcher who posted zero-day Windows exploits(tomshardware.com)
568 points by possibilistic 4mo ago|256 comments
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Elon Musk leaks private direct messages(twitter.com)
17 points by possibilistic 2y ago|2 comments
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by possibilistic 10y ago
This Wikipedia article has a review of several evolutionary aging theories: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolution_of_ageing None of these has been proven or widely accepted, and the entire class of theories has many
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by possibilistic 10y ago
I don't think this is correct. I've never heard of any evidence for pro-aging genes, but I have read molecular biology rebuttals against this theory (Stephen Jay Gould or perhaps textbook sources, though unfortunately I can't
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by possibilistic 10y ago
Diamonds aren't worth much because they're actually not that rare. The only reason they command the price they do now is because of the De Beers cartel. The "diamond alternative" meme is becoming increasingly popular wit
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by possibilistic 11y ago
This feels like a straw man argument against static typing. No statically typed language I use suffers from this because they have great data structures and generics. Languages such as Rust that lean on inference are an absolute joy to prog
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by possibilistic 11y ago
This is uncannily similar to my own personal experience with ADHD. Instead of words appearing scrambled, though, my focus during reading is drawn to random words within a text. I might skip to a new sentence or jump down a few paragraphs; i
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by possibilistic 11y ago
I'm singling out your post because of how "scripting language"-weighted it is. (Minus Swift.) Ruby makes for a pretty slow server side language. It's appropriate when moving fast, but at scale it's rather icky. Your
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by possibilistic 11y ago
1. Rust - Low level systems programming. It has a ways to go, but it is so pleasant to write. In reality this has started to replace my usage of C++. 2. Javascript - Both a scripting language and the Web language. If it weren't the l
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by possibilistic 11y ago
Do you happen to have this one to five pages of QM equations somewhere as reference? I would be very interested in reading that.
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by possibilistic 11y ago
I do this rather frequently by mistake. I, like you, try to point out my error so the OP doesn't wonder why they are being downvoted. Another problem is that I often upvote articles by scrolling on my phone. In addition to providing fa
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by possibilistic 11y ago
ipilimumab, *-umab; hUman Monoclonal Ab (antibody) These aren't cheap to mass produce. Edit: Not the best source I could find, but this cites costs (not at scale) : http://www.immunochemistry.com/services/antibody-
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by possibilistic 11y ago
How does this address the problem of not saving user-submitted data after informing them you've done precisely that? This seems _very_ bad. I think we're debating the merits of different classes of update here. Some updates are no
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by possibilistic 11y ago
Does anyone else wish tmux were modal like vim, ie. without a "leader" key? My conf file has a ton of custom key bindings for window / pane management, and I'd love for them to go away or become simplified by simply drop
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by possibilistic 11y ago
I'm not a hypochondriac, I swear, but this really hits home. I have medically diagnosed ADHD; seemingly contrary to the disorder, I often find myself getting stuck daydreaming for hours. I honestly _enjoy_ it, and as a consequence of m
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by possibilistic 11y ago
I have never used Yahoo pipes, but I found IFTTT to be quite limited when I tried it earlier this year. There are no booleans, pipeline control, arguments, scheduling, reuse, etc. I know this tool wasn't written for me, but these are t
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by possibilistic 11y ago
I find this style wholly garish. Thank you for giving me the vocabulary to describe it. Mid-century modernism is whimsical, busy, distracting. More than anything, it belongs to our grandparent's generation; it's an admission that
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by possibilistic 11y ago
I wasn't born in that era, yet I am immediately conscious of the style being described. I think this is owed to both the cultural preservation afforded by film and photography as well as the nostalgia of the previous generation (there
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by possibilistic 11y ago
No. I described at a high level just one of the mechanisms of adaptive immunity--one of the most incredible biological systems in my opinion. (Runtime metaheuristics search!) These are complex pathways that involve many genes. If the system
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by possibilistic 11y ago
This is not how Type I hypersensitivity works. Epitope recognition is powered by a biological RNG (somatic hypermutation) and evolves at runtime via the process of somatic / V(D)J chain recombination. Your body learns to be allergic, p
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by possibilistic 11y ago
Wow, so many memories you've just unearthed. I haven't played a nomic-based game since I was a teenager. My online friends and I had a series of mostly text-based nomic instances where we would creatively write and world build, bu

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