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by aantix 2y ago
Have we really hit the wall? Do they use GPS based data? Feels like there’s data all around us. Sure they’ve hit the wall with obvious conversations and blog articles that humans produced, but data is a by product of our environment. Surely
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by aantix 2y ago
There's been a lot more reflective, humanity stories on HN. Or maybe I'm just noticing more. I've been on HN since 2007. There was that story a few weeks ago with the aging parents and their daughter that took a picture of th
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by aantix 2y ago
This reminds me of Vimium, the Chrome extension, that allows you to follow links just by a couple of keystrokes.
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by aantix 2y ago
Their offering is just so... bad. Even the new model. All the data in the world, yet they trail behind. They have all of these extensions that they use to prop up the results in the web UI. I was asking for a list of related YouTube video
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by aantix 2y ago
Public schools are infrastructure. Any child of any ability, race, socioeconomic background has a right to an education. That is promise of public education. The charter school can be selective. They can deny education. The charter school -
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by aantix 2y ago
I needed an adrenalectomy. I called before hand, trying to figure out what I would owe afterwards. No one could give me a price. It’s all vague, we don’t know answers. It’s absurd. I basically got stern - eventually somebody is going to se
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by aantix 2y ago
Not even close. It fails basic framework questions for me, that Claude and GPT easily answer.
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by aantix 2y ago
You can get really far with Make.com It handless authentication, storing if auth tokens, can run periodic jobs without managing any infra. Its great.
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by aantix 2y ago
Turbo morphing. It’s part of Hotwire. Re-Render the full page server side, app takes response, applies only the changes needed. Preserves scrolling state, etc. Super simple pattern for building dynamic sites. https://turbo.hotwir
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by aantix 2y ago
What's the best API for real-time conversations? Strangely, I looked at OpenAI's offering. Despite it being crazy expensive, they also didn't offer a reference implementation anywhere close to the functionality that is demo&#
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by aantix 2y ago
No TV support. iOS and Android.
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by aantix 2y ago
Please email me, I need testers. jim.jones1@gmail.com
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by aantix 2y ago
What do you feel is an appropriate and ethical way to surface content? How would you go about writing the recommendation algorithm?
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by aantix 2y ago
Email me, jim.jones1@gmail.com Would love your input.
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by aantix 2y ago
Todd Beaupré, the product lead for the YouTube homepage, says "We love exploration, have multiple teams dedicated to it." But from my kids' viewing habits, I don't see it. The algorithm is seems super narrowly focused.
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by aantix 2y ago
YouTube recommendations for kids shouldn't be driven by engagement (e.g. "oh, you watched 20 hours of MrBeast videos. You probably need another hour.") If my kid watches an hour of unboxing toy videos, I shouldn't have t
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by aantix 2y ago
A new YouTube app/player, for my kids. It allows us to control the algorithm. It’s all LLM translating to YouTube search queries under the hood. Visually it looks the same. The suggested videos come from predefined buckets on topics t
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by aantix 2y ago
> just being more active and eating better You're grossly underestimating the problem. 40+% of the population are obese. This isn't just a few pounds to lose. This is 60, 70, 100lbs. The task is to lose the weight forever. For
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by aantix 2y ago
what's the alternative? Struggling with food, being extremely overweight the rest of your life, and not being able to play with your kids because of it?
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by aantix 2y ago
You're getting downvoted because you didn't even care to do a simple Google search as to when the first GLP-1 was released. 2005. Almost 20 years. We have the data.
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by aantix 2y ago
Take a look at exenatide, a GLP-1 that was FDA-approved in 2005. https://www.perplexity.ai/search/does-exenatide-lower-or-ext...
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by aantix 2y ago
Exenatide, a GLP-1, was approved in 2005.
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by aantix 2y ago
Before FSD is allowed on public roads? It’s a net positive, saving lives right now.
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by aantix 2y ago
Always risk the relationship by revealing your thoughts. Even those hard, messy, I don’t think you’ll like me or you’ll think I’m crazy thoughts. “I will be truthful with you and you with me, and we will find ourselves in this knowing. Peop
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by aantix 2y ago
Many embrace it. Testosterone replacement therapy, highly refined protein powders, nootropics, etc. We’re all trying to make the best of what’s given, revert mistakes, live longer. All options are on the table.
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by aantix 2y ago
GLP-1's have been around since 2005. Exenatide. They're not new.
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by aantix 2y ago
Report back in 10, 15 and 20 years. Likely, you will at some point revert to unhealthy habits and become fat again. Long-term weight loss success numbers are abysmal.
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by aantix 2y ago
You ask directly - the very questions you outlined. You have to risk the relationship - the very thoughts you fear, the thoughts "Oh, I could never ask that, they'll hate me." Those thoughts. You have to voice them. It's
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by aantix 2y ago
The Reddit IPO appears to be holding strong. 11.129B market cap. There's an appetite for companies with low profitability, but promising future growth.
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by aantix 2y ago
I love this idea. But why does it say "70 users run screenpipe 24/7!" What's being reported from the app, that they know this number?

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