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by NewUser76312 1y ago
Very valid points, agreed. I suppose my interest is more in the long-term durability in such companies.
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Ask HN: What's the verdict on GPT wrapper companies these days?
15 points by NewUser76312 1y ago|19 comments
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Ask HN: Is There a LeetCode for AI or Machine Learning?
3 points by NewUser76312 1y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Requests for Software – have something you want built?
9 points by NewUser76312 1y ago|7 comments
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Ask HN: How valuable and useful are Professional Certificates?
2 points by NewUser76312 1y ago|1 comments
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by NewUser76312 1y ago
It's probably worthwhile to compare this to calculators and mental math skills. To a certain extent, yes absolutely. If you programmed more yourself, you'd be better at programming than the version of you that spends any significa
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by NewUser76312 1y ago
What do you use them for specifically? Or are you more of a curious early adopter
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by NewUser76312 1y ago
>First responders and retailers have some of the largest internal deployments out there, but they aren’t massively publicized (most people would never guess who’s fielding the largest fleet of headsets right now) Very curious, don't
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by NewUser76312 1y ago
Thanks for your response, that's certainly an exciting use case, and what I'd hope AR headsets could help with in the future. From your company's landing page, I saw the video and it looks like you're working with in-off
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by NewUser76312 1y ago
Thanks for your comprehensive response! I've also been watching the field for a while, have done some contracting for others trying to make their own AR devices, and tipped my toes in the water making some basic prototypes myself. >
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by NewUser76312 1y ago
Thank you very much for sharing your experience. Quick question about your use case - is the 3D overlay really that important, or would you get most of the value simply seeing the blueprints in your heads-up display, maybe doing a quick fin
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Ask HN: Anyone using augmented reality, VR, glasses, helmets etc. in industry?
87 points by NewUser76312 1y ago|81 comments
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by NewUser76312 1y ago
I think it was a strategic mistake for Sam et al to talk about "AGI". You don't need some mythical AI to be a great company. You need great products, which OpenAI has, and they keep improving them. Now they've hamstrung
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by NewUser76312 1y ago
Ha, not even close. Not anonymous, upvoting and vote manipulation mechanics, and a very soft and liberal political bend, I'm leaning. I like it though, good to have some opposites to view so you don't get stuck in a bubble.
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by NewUser76312 1y ago
As a user I'm getting so confused as to what's the "best" for various categories. I don't have time/want to dig into benchmarks for different categories, look into the example data to see which best maps onto m
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by NewUser76312 1y ago
What tech trends do you consider not a scam, out of curiosity? AI is being thought of in the same likes as the internet, mobile, crypto, etc. I.e. new tech with huge opportunities.
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by NewUser76312 1y ago
We? I have nothing to do with any of that lol.
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Ask HN: Who is getting actual value from 'AI Agents'?
26 points by NewUser76312 1y ago|13 comments
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by NewUser76312 2y ago
I use AI to write 95% of my code, but I wouldn't say I 'vibe code'. Even if I have it generate an entire script (rather than a few functions), I'll give it a quick 30 second read-over before running it. I want to make su
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by NewUser76312 2y ago
The real question right here. Actually getting work done is trivial compared to finding work in the first place, in my experience...
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by NewUser76312 2y ago
Fair enough, I think it's important people are realistic. Perhaps one could find an adjacent field that's heavily software related and try to sell their pivot that way. I believe he has Machine learning experience, which seems to
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Ask HN: How does one break into a new industry?
6 points by NewUser76312 2y ago|6 comments
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Ask HN: For job applications do the voluntary disclosures matter? Why have them?
3 points by NewUser76312 2y ago|4 comments
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by NewUser76312 2y ago
Indeed, I am still perplexed at YC going so heavily for the 'GPT wrappers'. Clearly some are going to help generate quick wins. As soon as the tools and capabilities are more widespread across developers, I think there will be a l
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"It's never been easier to start a company, but never harder to be successful."
6 points by NewUser76312 2y ago|3 comments
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by NewUser76312 2y ago
It's important to actually read sources when it comes to controversial people and topics, rather than trusting some Wiki's summation of something. The Wiki completely misrepresents what Dr. Peat said. "He made many other ridi
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by NewUser76312 2y ago
> I'm sure some of his advice has backing to it. A lot of it doesn't. A good amount of it even has a fair body of evidence against the claim (like Alzheimer's can be stopped by using tobacco). Can you post the quote/r
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by NewUser76312 2y ago
There's a niche online health community which follows the work of a late Dr. Ray Peat, who have been touting the benefits of aspirin for a long time: https://raypeat.com/articles/aging/aspirin-brain-cancer.sht
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by NewUser76312 2y ago
It could be something similar that we see happening in seasoned weightlifters/bodybuilders: As your absolute strength gets stronger, the same exercises and workouts get proportionally more fatiguing. 5 sets of a bench press at an 80% o
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by NewUser76312 2y ago
I'm curious about this more from an employer's perspective, especially as a smaller operation (contracting firm). If somebody claims to have worked at Amazon as a product manager for 2 years, and rehearses a story they wrote with

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