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2y ago
Dashboards and other UI are used because most people don't know how to do sql so yeah once you start using LLMs as the UI layer things start to happen. Here is an example of an agent that is communicating with an SQL database using sim
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lol yes and thats a good thing
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It doesn't happen because there is competition in those areas. This is why lasik eye surgery is extremely cheap as it's not controlled and gated by legislation which keeps down the supply.
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The goal of science should always be to seek good explanations hard to vary.
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Faktory | Full Time | Remote/On-site (New York, US) | https://www.faktory.com Faktory is building the worlds biggest, smartest and most reliable AI workforce. Your objective is to help make sure our ai agents become ever sm
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2y ago
Philosophy is reasoning through language and the purpose is to create good explanations that are hard to vary.
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3y ago
There is nothing safe about cookie law or GDPR. They are literally doing the opposite because they are asking you to commit to the terms and since everyone do you have actually consented to your data being used. AI Act isn't solving an
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3y ago
Because the EU have decided to make it extremely hard for Europeans to benefit from technological advantages trough their GDPR, Cookie Laws and soon AI Act.
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We went through a two tier process before we got to something useful First we built a prompting system so you could do things like: Get the content from news.ycombinator.com using gpt-4 - or - Fetch LivePass2 from google sheet and write a s
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there are no odds as a woman in the tech business. The tech industry is on of the most inclusive industries because it measures talent and value creation not features no one can do anything about
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Thanks! Fixed.
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Faktory | Full Time | Remote/On-site (New York, US) | https://www.faktory.com Faktory is building the worlds biggest, smartest and most reliable AI workforce. Your objective is to help make sure our ai agents become ever sm
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3y ago
I met with my high-school friend and band buddy Thomas Bartchi in 2004 at a café in Copenhagen. We were discussing this audio job he was applying to in Germany for a gaming company. He had an upcoming interview with them and we were brainst
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3y ago
based on an understanding of physics, economics and energy policy. This is to get ESG approval not because it makes economic sense, the article itself speaks to why they are doing it. Denmark is extreme about renewables. Also its total exce
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its not scalable, its too expensive its done for political ESG reasons not economic optimal reasons.
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3y ago
this wont work
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3y ago
harmful response… no, harmful headline
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3y ago
Because we need someone who know how to optimize beyond what the frameworks can normally do.
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3y ago
Faktory | Full Time | Remote/On-site (New York, US) | https://www.faktory.com Faktory is building the worlds biggest, smartest and most reliable AI workforce. Your objective is to help make sure our ai agents become ever
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3y ago
Yes.
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The ability to create extreme wealth in a democratic capitalist society is an indicator of the economic freedom. It is the wealth that gives us the freedom to invest in new knowledge creation to solve problems. The more wealth the more oppo
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3y ago
nothing different than virus / anti-virus. It will be fine
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Hopefully it would reveal that. As human civilization expands so will our impact on the planet. Luckily the more wealthy we become the more we can do something about the problems that our advancements create. But I would rather have ex. the
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3y ago
Agree. Food wise it's wild too. What used to be the price of an entres is now the price of an appetizer and the service have gotten down too. Getting a place you actually want to live 2 bedrooms is at least $4K we pay much more because
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No they don't and both the US and EU had approved it. The UK is using a novel theory that have no basis in reality where they are claiming to be able to predict the future. You don't have a counter argument, you just have your own
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They had a marginal role because they were less productive. As a percentage of how much they produced it was much higher. North Korea is communist. Soviet Union was communist. Claiming otherwise is disingenuous. Socialism means the governme
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Again that's not how antitrust regulation works. I am not sure why you keep repeating the same mistake. Figma have 3 million users. In what world would a purchase of them be dominating Canva with 135 million monthly users and with 16 m
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You don't have to buy it. That's the reality. You can go through the numbers yourself. Adobe doesn't have network effect or anything like that. Just to give you the numbers: Adobe Creative Cloud, which includes Photoshop, has
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You have to segment it into the verticals. Canva is 5 times bigger if not more than Adobe Express which is the equivalent. Substance is miniscule in the 3d market compared to Max, Softimage, Maya etc. Adobe is big because of the many vertic
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Canva is 5 times bigger than Adobe Express which is how you compare the two. Adobe don't dominate 3D, illustration, ads, video and I could go on.
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