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by augment003 3y ago
Aren’t we in just a brief window before B2B LLM + Embedding workplace search products become widely available? I’ve already seen a few startups in this space. Presumably existing solutions will provide this option too. It’s not clear why
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by augment003 3y ago
Is it? I haven’t seen any controversy around it, just a gradual shift to recommendations for more protein and fat vs less carbs.
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by augment003 3y ago
Doctorow was once a meaningful tech and corporate skeptic, but at some point he became a dogmatist and his takes have become increasingly ungrounded.
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by augment003 3y ago
The corporate speak on LinkedIn always sounded like it was machine generated anyway.
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by augment003 3y ago
Presumably because a bunch of people he needs votes from are demanding it.
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by augment003 3y ago
It’s unlikely that anyone who doesn’t already blame Biden will end up blaming him.
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by augment003 3y ago
What do you mean?
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by augment003 3y ago
A few earlier comments here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35695975
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by augment003 3y ago
> the awkward interaction for selecting the card Do you juggle a lot of different cards? My guess is that most people have a default. > how often do you have your phone in your hand when you’re checking out somewhere? Pretty much alw
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by augment003 3y ago
China is already the world leader in moderation and already suppress content about Tiannanmen with ease. They don’t need ‘investment’ to develop AI. They have a wealthy local economy.
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by augment003 3y ago
Nobody has shown that any current AI uses the same model as the human brain, nor that a neural network is a person.
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by augment003 3y ago
Doesn’t seem like they actually walked it back. They didn’t address it, or even contradict it.
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by augment003 3y ago
Curious why you are so invested in a spirited defense of Elon Musk’s brand?
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by augment003 3y ago
I was talking to a friend this weekend who just bought a Tesla. He really didn’t want to if he could find an alternative, purely because of Musk and Twitter. Seems like a brand in crisis to me.
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by augment003 3y ago
Apple didn’t try to hide it either. They just didn’t make it public enough.
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by augment003 3y ago
How so? This just means some RHLF from a willing army of party loyalists. Seems like their AI will massively amplify the production of pro CCP propaganda. How does this mean the lose anything?
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by augment003 3y ago
It would be interesting to compare the US to the whole of europe . Switzerland is a homogenous country about 2% the population of the US and with a GDP per capita 50% higher . You could just as easily compare the Bay Area to the rest of t
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by augment003 3y ago
This makes no sense. Why is a hands free book experience so much better than just using an iPad, or even an iPhone?
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by augment003 3y ago
Not really sure what you are saying other than that users don’t want to bother understanding what they are installing. That’s an argument for stricter store policies, not eliminating the store.
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by augment003 3y ago
> It's the same with privacy. Forcing app publishers to state what user data is being sucked out of their phones was just a poor PR stunt. > Nothing has changed. Applications still require payments in form of contact lists This i
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by augment003 3y ago
It’s consistent with Elon’s behavior to date.
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by augment003 3y ago
It would be really bad if true , but it’s not true as already pointed out.