antoniuschan99

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by antoniuschan99 4y ago
With chatgpt having the ability to have so much more personality it would be interesting in the future when comments are just overrun by bots with actual human-like comments and reply. Eg. Imagine if someone released a ‘Snark Bot’ that made
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by antoniuschan99 4y ago
it's always taken apart and sold for parts nowadays
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by antoniuschan99 4y ago
I thought that was the Prusa Model, open source the design once it is a generation behind E3D has the same issues too with the Revo ppl are upset that it’s closed source but I think ultimately these companies will have a mix of open and clo
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by antoniuschan99 4y ago
I saw some videos on Notion being able to do some of these things as well as they added AI to the platform not too long ago. Haven’t tried it yet!
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by antoniuschan99 4y ago
I wonder what their design decision was to continue with the bed sling design. CoreXY has hit the inflection point as the standard of next gen fdm printers. Still going to upgrade to mk4 instead of getting the xl though
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by antoniuschan99 4y ago
There’s also forced tech transfer
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by antoniuschan99 4y ago
Up to a point for sure. You can even just keep it as a breadboard without the perf. I always breadboard the design before going to the cad. For any smt parts I try to use prototadvantage on top of it as well http://www.proto-adva
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by antoniuschan99 4y ago
Wonder how it would be if one day (lets say when agi is reached), the ai owns the company that develops the ai.
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by antoniuschan99 4y ago
Man I remember seeing the comparison but for an apple ibook g3 (The one with the handle :P)!
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by antoniuschan99 4y ago
Definitely true during the height if the pandemic. So many paper millionaires when their stocks surged.
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by antoniuschan99 4y ago
This is classic Ted talk by Jeff Bezos is a good one that references electricity if you haven’t watched it before https://youtu.be/vMKNUylmanQ
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by antoniuschan99 4y ago
I also see an alphasense afe, and bme280
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by antoniuschan99 4y ago
There are still credit union failures but less compared to bank failures. Credit Unions are owned by the members instead of shareholders and are non-profit but yea seems very similar to a regional bank. What else are different? I do wonder
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by antoniuschan99 4y ago
SVB is a commercial bank for tech/biotech, venture & private equity firms. FDIC insurance of 250k is a months salary for <25 engineers. Less than 3% of depositors hold less than 250k. FDIC takeover does not necessarily mean that
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by antoniuschan99 4y ago
Just checked paypal. Pretty good numbers: PayPal key statistics PayPal generated $27.5 billion revenue in 2022, an 8.6% increase year-on-year PayPal net profit declined in 2022, from $4.1 billion in 2021 to $2.4 billion Over 22.3 billion tr
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by antoniuschan99 4y ago
Programming is a generalist thing though. Usually people go to com sci then eventually fall into an industry (finance, healthcare, manufacturing, etc). But now I see more Business, Art, etc majors getting into coding. With AI and ChatGPT to
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by antoniuschan99 4y ago
I wonder if people nowadays know that Ajax (aka. partial HTML requests to update fragments of the page) was a huge leap. Gmail is one of the first to have adopted this paradigm.
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by antoniuschan99 4y ago
That's one nightmare :P. But also with software, because the factory firmware can't be changed! Luckily there's OTA but even that may not save you if it's part of the config file that doesn't change!
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by antoniuschan99 4y ago
He mentioned what he did in the video. Pretty sure he went on ChatGPT and asked it for some lyrics in the style of Eminem and on Future Rave. Copied & pasted the lyrics in an AI voice generator and probably had to use some Eminem acapel
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by antoniuschan99 4y ago
lol only time will tell since they basically went all-in. Do they change the name back to Facebook if they start reversing course? :P
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by antoniuschan99 4y ago
Yes true but they overhired and most growth has stalled. The idea I'm getting are the layoffs are happening in the less profitable parts of the business. Also, I was told because of the severance packages, these companies aren't g
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by antoniuschan99 4y ago
I'm guessing Google and Facebooks profit centers are much more narrow? Eg. Google Ads. Facebook has the Metaverse Black Hole whereas has Googles countless endeavours (eg. Chat)
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by antoniuschan99 4y ago
It’s definitely because Susan Wojcicki is at the helm. Interestingly, Google started in her (parents?) garage. Here’s a tour of the recreation https://maps.app.goo.gl/syHHp9GWmaGA5Woz7
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by antoniuschan99 4y ago
the H is usually the flash size I think?
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by antoniuschan99 4y ago
it's based on tensilica xtensa and newer ones are risc-v. The Wroom-32 are the ones that are fcc certified
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by antoniuschan99 4y ago
also s2 only has wifi
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by antoniuschan99 4y ago
Also check out 10 years with Hayao Miyazaki!
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by antoniuschan99 4y ago
There’s also 2020 which are thinner. I used those to build an aluminum enclosure and also as a frame for a 2-axis machine. https://www.instagram.com/stories/highlights/182267530871241...
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by antoniuschan99 4y ago
The Google Way would be to create an internal competitor to Nest :P
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by antoniuschan99 4y ago
Difference is they live here

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