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by barbazoo 1y ago
Extracting structured data from unstructured text comes to mind. We’ve built workflows that we couldn’t before by bridging a non deterministic gap. It’s a business SaaS but the folks using our software seem to be really happy with the resul
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by barbazoo 1y ago
I was hoping this would be about building products with AI.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Lots of places have self driving trains. Example: SkyTrain in Vancouver.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Are people with certain personality disorders more likely to become billionaires? Or do you inevitably develop a personality disorder once you become?
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by barbazoo 1y ago
So as a farmer I wouldn’t be allowed to be on OF showing how to milk a cow?
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by barbazoo 1y ago
> The hint is in the company’s name. ;) They might build factories outside Taiwan you never know.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Any animal or just human?
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by barbazoo 1y ago
I can see that now, thank you.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
On the other hand, drug discovery sounds like it's a candidate for really benefitting from AI. To fuel AI model development, there maybe has to be all the garbage that comes with AI.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Are we still talking egg and sperm in a human body and everybody consenting? In that case, how would having hackable genes improve your chances of survival? If that was a dating app filter maybe.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
They definitely do have regular false positives for me, marking something as spam that isn't. Never personal email though.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
It's hard to judge but for me Fastmail seems to be pretty great at detecting spam, at least it always ends up in my Spam folder. False positives are pretty regular, so far never actual human written emails though, only newsletters, but
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by barbazoo 1y ago
> Starbase, which plays a central role in SpaceX CEO Elon Musk’s mission to make life multi-planetary, is an outlier in the company and across the industry as a whole. Its TRIR topped out at 4.27 injuries per 100 workers in 2024, when it
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by barbazoo 1y ago
What kind of regulation do you think prevents the development of LLM in the EU?
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by barbazoo 1y ago
She doesn't use Netflix. Probably could if she learned but doesn't think she can.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
I’m jealous, I wish my mum was into tech more so I could build stuff for her. But she’s a luddite :) Good for you.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
I hear good things about https://joinfediverse.wiki/BookWyrm but I’m not sure it’s a drop in replacement for Goodreads.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
> Audible > Pay authors Personally, because I also care about fair business practices, I avoid anything Amazon.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
So you found a couple people expressing this conflicting view and assumed it applies to a larger group? Doesn’t sound very reliable to me but I see this all the time and it makes sense if you look at it as a mechanism to explain the world
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Why would that matter at hiring time? If the person develops a health issue during employment they’ll just fire them. Unlike insurance where there they’d have to spend money.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
> An issue for anti-AI people, as seen on Bluesky, is that they're often "insisting you write alt text for all images" people as well. But this is probably the main use for alt text at this point, so they're essential
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by barbazoo 1y ago
And this is actually a great use of Agents because they can go and use the movie theater's website to more reliably figure out when movies start. I don't think they're going to feed screenshots in to the LLM.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Totally sounds like a use case. And whoever has the "better" i.e. more expensive Agent will be most likely to get the tickets.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
> These unified agentic capabilities significantly enhance ChatGPT’s usefulness in both everyday and professional contexts. At work, you can automate repetitive tasks, like converting screenshots or dashboards into presentations composed
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by barbazoo 1y ago
"Around" "every" "word" "I" "know" "should" "be" "contained" "in" "the" "result"? :)
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Once we find the best way though...
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Looking more into this, 4o actually produced a list of plugins that add functionality to do some of the things Notion excels at so that tells me that there probably is a way to get datatables etc.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
I love so much how nice this looks. But I wish this was Obsidian or rather, a standalone app. I don't want a web app for notes. Notes are all files. Different use case I know but I wish so much Obsidian looked and felt more like your a
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Totally, I feel like though you do have to pay some attention for example in the context I'm working on, for the last while, Gemini was our gold standard for code generation whereas today, Claude subjectively produces the better result
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by barbazoo 1y ago
I doubted this but it's true: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kagi_(search_engine) > Country of origin: USA

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