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shisisms
3y ago
There have been a range from quite basic things like social media posting, that were a real pain to organise, but actually took no time at all - to external APIs around text summarisation or modification, right the way through to modifying
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Low value SaaS APIs and the marginal upside of AI code
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That GPT4 is degraded question
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NASA's Miniature CubeSat Shatters Data Speed Record with Laser Technology
(nexlumina.com)
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Tesla's Full Self-Driving Beta on the Spot
(nexlumina.com)
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3y ago
Under enable early access apps, but rolling out over next 15 days apparently
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shisisms
3y ago
Totally agree. And beyond that human life assumes it’s own sentience through an incredibly narrow view. Isn’t it fair/logical to assume that if giant mushrooms did over the earth that given the passing of considerable time they’ve like
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AI Generated News Media
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Show HN: ConversionWhiz – Structured feedback on any URL using OpenAI
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3y ago
This is beautifully executed, well done. The UI in particular is near flawless for what it needs to do. Hopefully you add other languages soon? Are each of the lessons static or are they dynamically generated?
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Move.ai – motion capture, pace of evolution too quick
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4y ago
Here we go, ding ding, the scrap begins…
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4y ago
Yes, there’s a really sensible approach here. A recent experiment saw a fairly sophisticated internal tool use a number of sheets as a backend. Aside from speed of implementation the other real benefit was the ease of which non-technical us
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4y ago
There’s an irony in the fact that the more the slips that are covered by the press and the Twitter bubble chamber -the more desensitised everyones’s getting to them - no matter how outlandish, offensive or inappropriate. Leading to a more d
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4y ago
Love the point around the iPhone in particular. Part of the joy of the object is using it naked, feels as it should and what a joy that is. Putting a beautiful work of art in bubble wrapping May we’ll protect it, but would diminish its joy,
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4y ago
Not being a software engineer I’ve been relearning to code again, and after a deep dive dived into a new framework. Which was a headf*k to put it mildly including server config etc. What I re-learned was the “arc of despair” that initial pe
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Ask HN: Is MSFT Azure OpenAI endpoint more reliable than OpenAI’s itself?
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This is just really good fun. It was a few years ago when Google got absolutely panned for claiming they could call a restaurant up and book a table using an LLM + voice. And here we are where it now feels not just acceptable but fun. Wild
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4y ago
Valiant, but isn’t the entire point that the cost of generation is so low you don’t need a curator. Any of the APIs can just spit out 100 variants for far less than $5, so why bother with curation?
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4y ago
Nope, that’s impressive and not dissimilar to the EMM: https://emm.newsbrief.eu/ I’m thinking more extrapolation of news eg https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-politics-63327087 so not focussed on
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Yep, that’s sensible, if not easy. What about rumours? Is there value in adding news that the major publishers can’t, given the diligence they must apply, but here could be brought in, albeit with a clear UI that makes it clear it’s unverif
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Aggregated Live Blog of Global Events
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This is incredibly well done! Congrats. It’s such a solid layer on top of recent developments and offers instant value. Wish you much success!!
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That was a good skim. Already seeing wafer thin, and excellent, consumer apps built on stable diffusion. I’ve been increasingly concerned that given now the wide spread skills to build consumer apps for example, the value will be eaten up t
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If Google struggles, when would you pay
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Delighted this is in Facebook’s hands. No doubt responsible and careful thought of implications have been baked in from the start.
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Agreed, but what if it wasn’t. Google, non-gamed, in the earliest days implicitly surfaced trust. That’s now lost. Reddit has the same problem, it doesn’t surface trust (karma isn’t the same thing). Real life communities have trust built in
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Standard response, but it’s not true is it. Again, level of trust in the person posting is minimally measured, so again the cognitive load is placed on the searcher. Which means that at scale it devolves into nonsense.
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Google is the “wrong trousers” maybe the almost perfect translation.
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Google is pants and the narrowing of collective imagination
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