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by androng 1y ago
they dont verify, they just present a LLM app and the user suffers if the information is not correct. however most of the time it is correct but sometimes it is not. one way to verify correctness is to ask a bigger model like OpenAI o3
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by androng 1y ago
the homepage has an error in my Google Chrome and my Google Chrome incognito but not in my Safari https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ayWyf6ni_kofWrw9lowXjAX_AiI...
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by androng 1y ago
At the bottom of the article it says no action is required and the Gemini-2.5-pro-preview-03-25 now points to the new model
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by androng 1y ago
out of touch article. ChatGPT doubles in searches on weekdays and more people search for ChatGPT than the Warriors basketball team https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%203-m&ge... Google Gemini has 3
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by androng 1y ago
A website that extracts useful images from youtube videos. It would be a summary but includes the images because "text only" doesn't work for really new ideas. and "text only" doesn't show bar graphs. And I th
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by androng 1y ago
>No one likes schleps, but hackers especially dislike them. Most hackers who start startups wish they could do it by just writing some clever software, putting it on a server somewhere, and watching the money roll in—without ever having
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by androng 1y ago
If AI coding assistants provide little value then why is Cursor IDE a 300m company and why does this study say it makes people more 37% more productive? https://exec.mit.edu/s/blog-post/the-productivity-effects-of.
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by androng 1y ago
i like this advice. when trying to come up with new characters for fiction its very difficult to come up with something you don't already know but with this you have real people with their entire life story summarized for free.
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by androng 1y ago
Commercial Use License If you wish to use a track from the mobygratis platform for commercial purposes, you must apply for a commercial license prior to such use. You may do so by sending an email to: mobygratis@moby.com and include your fu
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by androng 1y ago
Can it actually do something difficult like apply for jobs? So far I know of five or so websites that claim they can apply to jobs for you like sonara.ai and usemassive.com and Skyvern AI but when you try to actually use them all they can d
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by androng 1y ago
same, there are some runtime errors and its the same in incognito https://drive.google.com/file/d/1O-4X56LtufRU6dPWHdwgQfLGD49...
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by androng 1y ago
please add HEIC: the default file format from iPhones
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by androng 2y ago
i never realized that was a programming game but now that I think about it I think it is. I liked that game a lot because it had such nice visuals and gameplay. I still have the CD too.
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Show HN: JobMatchAI reads job descriptions for you and filters out bad ones(github.com)
2 points by androng 2y ago|0 comments
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by androng 2y ago
I'm passionate about how in Ray Kurzweil's "The Singularity is Nearer" he predicts that $1000 of compute hardware will be able to simulate the human brain by 2023-2032. I think this means life will change dramatically ve
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by androng 2y ago
I think it is the graph not showing the full picture. I assume there are a lot of contractor and spending not shown on the graph because they are "services" and not people officially employed by the government. eg contractors or C
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by androng 2y ago
I think a better way to validate ideas is to go to acquire.com and actually see what people are paying for already. They are frequently 1 person businesses and already have paying customers
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by androng 2y ago
If you had some further validation like someone actually clicking pay besides someone just saying they would pay for it then the website would be worth paying for. You should just give the tweet database away for free and then charge for
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by androng 2y ago
Am I right in calling this a direct competitor to https://www.gumloop.com/ ? I would probably use that since there are more options right now unless you have an option exclusive to you
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by androng 2y ago
Related: to save on cost, Hacker News is already summarized and available in feed form which I find better than the default front page where you have to read the same headlines repeatedly because the order of the headlines changes on the fr
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by androng 2y ago
>When we asked what their ikigai was, they gave us explicit answers, such as their friends, gardening, and art Correct me if I'm wrong but almost no one is paid for friends, gardening or art. And the definition of ikigai is "so
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by androng 2y ago
@dang please delete this self-promotion. I read the entire article and there were no technical details and no value in general. If i come across something like this on Google then I blacklist the domain
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by androng 2y ago
Hello, I will be using your app soon. I was looking for something playwright related for the website I am making. I am so glad that the price is not "contact us". I noticed in your video that Donobu does not move the mouse to the
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by androng 3y ago
After making your prototypes, did you ever go up to a potential customer and get their opinion? The stuff you mentioned in the post doesn't sound like you had any feedback/validation
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by androng 3y ago
sorry but I do not see this as useful. I just use a spreadsheet and that is good enough. The hard part of job interviewing is learning all the useless Leetcode and preparing the stories in "STAR format" and interviewing taking up
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by androng 3y ago
Another analysis https://youtu.be/FWfzo-dU-aw
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Stormgate fuses StarCraft and Warcraft in new gameplay footage [video](youtube.com)
1 points by androng 3y ago|2 comments
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by androng 4y ago
I don’t know. I never talked to other employees about the company.
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by androng 4y ago
I worked at a remote first health hardware company with 35 employees for 1 year. From my perspective, there was no culture whatsoever. There was one zoom party where the company sent everyone snacks and playing cards. But aside from that, n
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by androng 5y ago
I made some prototypes for this device, researched food literature, raised money from Project Ara, did lab experiments, and then found out quickly through a survey that no one wanted to buy this device at a $200 price. So much for that LLC

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