Kiro

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by Kiro 2y ago
For the vast majority of sites with Google login it is indeed worthless. I implement it because I want to give people an easy login option and because customers want it. I couldn't care less about your personal info.
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by Kiro 2y ago
DALL-E gave me a much better picture than I expected. When googling "inside of a cylinder" I barely got anything and I had a hard time even imagining a picture in my head ("if I would stand inside a cylinder looking into the
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by Kiro 2y ago
All models I tested it on (4o, 4o mini and Gemini) answered it correctly without any strange reasoning.
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by Kiro 2y ago
We have driverless cars, Bitcoin just hit $100k, and LLMs are undoubtedly taking over jobs. Hyping something that never materializes is one thing, but these are not that.
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by Kiro 2y ago
Relax, no one's policing your opinions. You're not under attack.
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by Kiro 2y ago
> I want to walk worlds that arose in the minds of others, not just worlds A significant portion of game developers hate level design and the only reason they don't do procedural is because it's hard, so they are forced to buil
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by Kiro 2y ago
You go first.
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by Kiro 2y ago
> TV quizzes are killing the “most watched” lists What is this referring to? What TV quizzes and what "most watched" list?
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by Kiro 2y ago
I don't understand what "AI" is referring to here. Seems like it's removing useless fillers in general, which makes the title underselling it. I thought it was a service removing AI images or something, which wouldn&#x27
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by Kiro 2y ago
And how do you calculate the cost of that?
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by Kiro 2y ago
How do you calculate the price?
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by Kiro 2y ago
No, you can't do that with just the VideoEncoder API, which only produces raw encoded frames. You need container muxing to create something playable, which is far from a "simple coding task". Also, how is this relevant to the
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by Kiro 2y ago
So true, and people seem to gloss over this fact completely. They only talk about correcting the LLM's code while the opposite is much more common for me.
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by Kiro 2y ago
What specific use cases are you referring to where that poses a risk? I've been using LLMs for years now (both directly and as part of applications) and can't think of a single instance where the output constituted a risk or where
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by Kiro 2y ago
> In other words, it's a con. Such a silly conclusion to draw based on a gut feeling, and to see all comments piggyback on it like it's a given feels like I'm going crazy. How can you all be so certain?
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by Kiro 2y ago
That's an odd thing to complain about. Focusing on such a minor issue feels overly critical at this stage, like anything less than a pixel perfect 3D world representation of the source image is unacceptable. Insulting? Come on... Max C
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by Kiro 2y ago
Sounds like you are the one suffering from Dunning-Kruger. Just check out one of the reports and you will see that it's lots more than just "sentiment analysis", and much more dynamic.
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by Kiro 2y ago
You incorrectly presume that all gamers care about things such as "pixel edges". I think 1080p is fine. Game mechanics always trump fidelity.
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by Kiro 2y ago
This is not possible without LLMs. The interesting stuff is not the numbers but the soft values and insights. Go check out the example reports. With that said, I agree that hedge funds probably already have their own internal versions of th
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by Kiro 2y ago
How is Serp not sued to oblivion?
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by Kiro 2y ago
Unfortunately it's one of those hacks that makes your look like a superhuman. I hate it but obsessively answering emails and messages as soon as possible has given me so many opportunities that it feels like a cheat code. It's not
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by Kiro 2y ago
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42287377 I also don't see how it would be possible otherwise.
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by Kiro 2y ago
The "winner" solved it in 9 seconds using AI so I don't understand how you can claim that. https://adventofcode.com/2024/leaderboard/day/1
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by Kiro 2y ago
Devin is real. What do you mean? Anyway, this is pretty standard stuff already. In all my agent workflows the agents are able to write their own code and execute it before passing the result to the next agent. It doesn't need to be per
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by Kiro 2y ago
Doesn't that mean each car has its own subscription? Why would they keep paying for it after the car has been sold?
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by Kiro 2y ago
> I woke up early today and had a few hours of darkness, I can feel my mood and brainpower improving as the sun rises I can't relate at all. Where I live the days are consumed by darkness in the winter and I see no effect on my mood
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by Kiro 2y ago
"reasoning model" means nothing so I don't think it's misleading.
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by Kiro 2y ago
How do these things send the position? Don't they need their own cellular connection for that?
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by Kiro 2y ago
How are people able to just spin up Google login using these libs? When I tried it doing it directly my site had to be reviewed multiple times by some Google rep and I had to change the privacy policy, not have any beta features etc etc. W
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by Kiro 2y ago
If you don't want to abolish copyright you can't call yourself a hacker. Why should artists be a protected class?

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