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by ENGNR 2y ago
We’ll only use it for… choosing an emoji, and… a fun little internal only stock picker tool, that suggests to us some fun stocks to buy based on the anonymised real time inner monologue of hundreds of thousands of tech companies
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by ENGNR 2y ago
My intuition is that it's impossible to guarantee there are no leaks in the LLM as it stands today. It would surely require some new computer science to ensure that no part of any output that could ever possibly be developed isn't
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by ENGNR 2y ago
It’s even stupider because the Royal Military College are always harping on about moral courage and doing the right thing.
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by ENGNR 2y ago
Rabbits main play is really to bypass the App Store using the web interface for everything. Otherwise it would have just been an app.
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by ENGNR 2y ago
But how do you measure labour productivity.
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by ENGNR 2y ago
My reading is this is only for their own taxi fleet. $2M at $1000 per car = 2000 cars. Waymo has fully autonomous self driving that actually works for their taxi fleet. Waymo uses lidar. Tesla building a taxi fleet, Tesla now needs to sprin
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by ENGNR 2y ago
It's good with SVGs, themes, grouping elements into reusable components from your design system, and doing an art board per screen together so you can get an idea of your workflow through the app. Not great at animations, not great at
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by ENGNR 2y ago
This looks interesting. If I’m understanding, it takes the raw html elements of a page and saves them into a RAG? Is this because feeding the whole page into an LLM prompt would be bigger than the content window? Also love that it has both
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by ENGNR 2y ago
Imagine if react was pure. Just a huge tree of components. Each one is simply this: (your data) => <your html> And then at the top you call render({ my data + functions }), your data propagates down the render tree, and you get an
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by ENGNR 2y ago
Because the phone platforms want 30% of everything sold and won’t let your app change its behaviour. It’s the same reason YouTube and Netflix actively opted out of having their iPads apps work on Vision Pro - platform wars. So the only real
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by ENGNR 2y ago
This is why we need change to open it up. We can’t allow a platform to just forever swallow the next layer of tech up forever and ever
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by ENGNR 2y ago
I reckon you want some kind of publish-subscribe websocket setup, with event streams. Something like Apache Pekko, or Elixir, or maybe Redis, so the web browser subscribes to a topic they're authorised to receive updates on. And then s
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by ENGNR 3y ago
For me the "transformative" aspect of personal robotics is... maintenance Why does every store have self opening doors, but no houses do? I think it's because paying ~$500/year to get it running again when it breaks feel
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by ENGNR 3y ago
I haven't tried it yet, but I think making it fast iteration and simple initially is the right way to go. Nice one sharing this as open source!
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by ENGNR 3y ago
So true. There’s only so many things you can master at once. Better to master making a product people will pay for, than playing the VC game for the first time when they’ve already mastered the rules
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by ENGNR 3y ago
They have some pretty hefty minimum use and right to use options tied to the nuclear reactor though. And it says the intention is to consume 960MW, which a very quick search says is roughly equivalent to the entire output of a typical nucle
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by ENGNR 3y ago
I kind of like that it's a different org adjacent to the old one, rather than a subsidiary. "Wiki" was always supposed to be software for thousands of various boards on different topics with no hierarchy, it makes sense that
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by ENGNR 3y ago
iOS and the web accomplishes that (not that I’ve ever had a virus on a mac)
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by ENGNR 3y ago
I’d agree. And the fact that it evolved in a way that made individuals massive massive profit, suggests that maybe their mind wasn’t changed, and profit was the actual intention
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by ENGNR 3y ago
He must not be very good at it because he left most of the value behind There are now happy Tesla owners everywhere, and it’s perfectly placed to benefit from the AI wave he knew was coming, enough to found OpenAI
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by ENGNR 3y ago
I think the killer app will be remote work. The social interaction in VR chat is pretty good, if they can bring your work environment in with lots of monitors, and then share parts of it seamlessly and on demand but also have ample 100% foc
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by ENGNR 3y ago
MS Drone: Sir more deep fakes have emerged Satya: Mmm hmm, and why do I care? MS Drone: They’re of Taylor Swift.. Satya: Noooooo!!! Everyone knows Taylor is off limits, let us declare war on general purpose computing
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by ENGNR 3y ago
I love that penpot has prioritised making the API happen. Figma made design -> dev easier. But to complete the loop, we're looking to link our integration tests back into the design program with screenshots of how the screen(s) actu
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by ENGNR 3y ago
In the scenario where a security incident is the cause, the CTO might have been the one blowing the whistle
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by ENGNR 3y ago
Love what you're doing! Being able to more easily bring LLMs and other AI in will democratise the law quite a bit. Agreed that even though Austlii exists, it needs to be under a creative commons license, and it takes doing the legwork
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by ENGNR 3y ago
Isn’t all dating eugenics?
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by ENGNR 3y ago
Mostly because I think it would glitch and get the speeds wrong If it was 100% accurate and you couldn’t get a speeding ticket if it was active I’d be all for it
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by ENGNR 3y ago
Curious, do it mean saving into Postgres with pgvector, or some other technique?
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by ENGNR 3y ago
Redirecting the user when they tap sign in from untrustednewsite.com, to a new window with the domain hidden of bigsitewithallyourdata.com and saying “Yeah, give us your login credentials” always felt like the craziest thing to me So ripe f
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by ENGNR 3y ago
Timeboxing worked for me, I was able to get quite a bit done on the train on the way to work over a sustained period of time I’m also quite a visual thinker, so find it helpful to write stream of consciousness into notepad to really crystal

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