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by 101008 3y ago
A bit unfair to compare a new framework with websites made in Flash decades ago... nothing can compete against Flash websites.
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by 101008 3y ago
I am probably too stupid, but how is that possible? A lot of divers go 10 meters underwater and don't die of pressure, right?
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by 101008 3y ago
As the parent comment says, it's just another abstraction level. You have chosen a granularity, but even with "going to a website, enter your comment and click add comment" you are abstracting a lot. You are nto caring about
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by 101008 3y ago
I have set up a forum in the past few months and it's so hard to find young people to participate. They may be interested in doing it but the UX seem so out of place for most of them that they won't even try. Also, the missing &qu
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by 101008 3y ago
I hope this never happens. Sponsors in the middle of podcasts, that are not targeted, are totally fine. You want people to produce something for you and consume it for free? If you don't want ads pay for it.
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by 101008 3y ago
I've been also a customer of Postmark for years and I am delighted with the experience. I feel a bit attacked when reading the original post as well.
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Ask HN: Selling software, how much long-term support should I provide?
2 points by 101008 3y ago|0 comments
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by 101008 3y ago
The title reminded me of a startup called Magic, that promised things like that for a fee through a SMS or something like that. I can't recall more details...
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by 101008 3y ago
Stripe is not available in some countries yet, which Gumroads supports.
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by 101008 3y ago
Sounds possible. How can i enter this industry from a garage? :)
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by 101008 3y ago
I don't remember using a book for this part of the course.
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by 101008 3y ago
Most of them were financial industries, and a gov body in charge of tax processing and that stuff.
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by 101008 3y ago
I used Pharo in my Object Oriented course at the Univeristy (for my CS degree) and I was really surprised for this paradigm. We saw Haskell and Pharo and I was really happy to discover new things from a language point of view. It is hard to
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by 101008 3y ago
I asked some non-techcnical questions (about books, musicians, etc) and it seems to be wrong most of the time. It hallucinates a lot, and the quality of the text seems way below GPT3.5
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by 101008 3y ago
Wow, this is incredible. Why the GPS satellites are far away from the planet, compared to the other ones?
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by 101008 4y ago
The Spanish example (Miguel) is really bad.
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‘We got bored waiting for Oasis to re-form’: AIsis, the band fronted by an AI(theguardian.com)
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Argentina radio taxi services interfers during ISS spacewalk communication(youtube.com)
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by 101008 4y ago
Is there an automatic way to do this? Like a SaaS where I paste my article URL, chose where to replicate, and it does automatically? Bonus points if it gets them from a feed.
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by 101008 4y ago
Oh man... I am so nostalgic of the past web. Probalby because I became the person I am browsing that web (I was a teenager maturing). The images of the old Google and the Google Toolbar (in the web.archive link) brought so many memories...
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by 101008 4y ago
Whisper is great. You can get faster results running the tiny model. I used it for podcast transcription and it is much faster and the quality is not worse than the medium model - there are some podcast episodes that the transcription is th
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by 101008 4y ago
> In one camp, we have people at organizations like Microsoft/OpenAI, Google, Facebook, and maybe Baidu that have successfully developed and trained large-scale AI systems with hundreds of billions to trillions of trained parameters
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by 101008 4y ago
What? No. Kids already have all their tools in their pocket to make (and distribute) a short film. How many of them are doing it right now?
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by 101008 4y ago
I know but I am not looking for emotional responses since they look empty from my perspective. I'd prefer a rational hard answer like "Everything is going to be allright" but no one can promise that.
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by 101008 4y ago
Yeah, I was, but when talking about these points she is clueless just like most people so not helping to be honest.
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Ask HN: Am I crazy for doubting in having kids due to the impact of AI?
2 points by 101008 4y ago|9 comments
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by 101008 4y ago
Is anyone else hit by the Cloudflare "Confirm you are a human" captcha everytime they try to access ChatGPT? It's the only website where it happens to me: and I have to try several times before I get access.
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by 101008 4y ago
I tried ElevenLabs and it is truly amazing. You don't need much audio to train it and the final result can be incredible. I shared some of the snippets with friends and relatives and after the intitial scare (same as John) we agreed th
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by 101008 4y ago
Same here. I wonder if using a VPN would risk me to get my Google account blocked...
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Stanford’s Alpaca shows that OpenAI may have a problem(the-decoder.com)
172 points by 101008 4y ago|101 comments

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