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by shrimpx 3y ago
“The Open in openAI means that [insert generic mission statement that applies to every business on the planet].”
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by shrimpx 3y ago
To those who think this list will help them get into YC, or lament "why didn't I get into YC when my idea was squarely on this list": The YC application is a sales pitch, and you're not selling your idea, you're pri
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by shrimpx 3y ago
"FCC announces that artificial voices are indeed artificial."
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by shrimpx 3y ago
How does the cabin pressure hold it in place passively? Isn't the pressure on the inside higher than the pressure on the outside?
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by shrimpx 3y ago
`xclip-mode` looks like it should definitely be included by default. `cua-mode` is tougher because it messes with the default keybindings, making you type C-x twice (or Shift-C-x) for the large number of keybindings that start with C-x. Tha
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by shrimpx 3y ago
Probably not. It looks like an autocomplete engine. But technically you can do that with an LLM, with a more complex interface. You could select a region and then input a prompt "rewrite this code in xyz way". And a yet more compl
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by shrimpx 3y ago
You seem to be unaware of the mental and physical health toll these environments can take on people. Make money but become a burnt out, desiccated shell of a person.
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by shrimpx 3y ago
I think they mean making people's lives miserable enough that they quit. Presumably they can live with whatever Amazon throws at them, and keep taking a paycheck until fired.
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by shrimpx 3y ago
Anthropic made $200M in 2023 and projected to make $1B in 2024. That's a laggard <2 year old startup. I don't think LLMs are a fad.
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by shrimpx 3y ago
Hey I'm Romanian, too. The latest iOS does what you want -- it has multi-language support and typing mixed English + Romanian is seamless now. Yeah it was a total pain to keep switching languages before iOS 17.
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by shrimpx 3y ago
Yeah totally, I copy text from images all the time.
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by shrimpx 3y ago
That's true, I have found that mildly annoying sometimes. But most of the time it's a win. It was really annoying manually switching modes over and over when typing in mixed-language, which I do fairly often. It'd be great if
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by shrimpx 3y ago
Yeah. Siri supports text input already, anyway. Siri is their ChatGPT-style bot that's going to keep improving.
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by shrimpx 3y ago
Yup! TSMC wins either way.
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by shrimpx 3y ago
- FaceID - Facial recognition in Photos - "Memories" in Photos - iOS keyboard autocomplete using LLMs. I am bilingual and noticed in the latest iOS it now does multi-language autocomplete and you no longer have to manually switch
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by shrimpx 3y ago
Apple has been looking sleepy on LLMs, but they've been consistently evolving their hardware+software AI stack, without much glitzy advertising. I think they could blow away Microsoft/OpenAI and Google, if suddenly a new iOS relea
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by shrimpx 3y ago
Looks like clicking a reference adds the hash to the URL but doesn't scroll to the reference. If you load the hash URL directly in the browser you get a 404 page...
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by shrimpx 3y ago
Since the article doesn't link to any example HTML article, here's a random link: https://browse.arxiv.org/html/2312.12451v1 It's cool that it has a dark mode. Didn't see a toggle but renders in the
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by shrimpx 3y ago
Yeah it seems like it's more about "blue bubble" status than it is about encryption.
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by shrimpx 3y ago
On the iOS side people don't care, but apparently on the Android side they do?
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by shrimpx 3y ago
It's because SMS is unencrypted, and this is an effort to have secure communication between iOS users and Android users (since iMessage is Apple-device-only). There's also a status factor, where Android users are lowly "green
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by shrimpx 3y ago
The microphone trust aspect in the article seems like a red herring distracting from what could be a clearer point. Facebook literally takes your data from their apps and internet, tracks your behavior on the internet, and feeds this data i
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by shrimpx 3y ago
> Basically ideas are a dime a dozen. There's a spectrum of ideas, from groundbreaking to "dime a dozen". In tech startups, and in almost all of computer science, most ideas are a dime a dozen, and the value is in the exec
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by shrimpx 3y ago
Btw Andrej Karpathy builds a Shakespeare LLM here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCc8FmEb1nY
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by shrimpx 3y ago
Which provider, if you don’t mind me asking?
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by shrimpx 3y ago
I agree with that.
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by shrimpx 3y ago
IMO employers discriminate a lot, for random off the cuff reasons. The largest, most lawyered up companies that are glaring lawsuit targets have more of a process. But small-to-mid companies discriminate like crazy. It largely comes down to
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by shrimpx 3y ago
That’s kind of cool. Also related to local-first, maybe.
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by shrimpx 3y ago
Thanks I updated to clarify.
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by shrimpx 3y ago
I guess it's kind of like doing all the things a join query would do, like mapping rows together, filtering, sorting, and grouping, but the final output is denormalized into several "tables" without duplication. From what I g

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