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by behnamoh 1y ago
Yeah, I remember smartphone companies using "one" in their product names a lot back then. Even now we have Google One, OneDrive, Apple One, etc.
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by behnamoh 1y ago
Haskell, Lisps (especially the most Common one!), Gleam or any other Erlang-wrapper like Elixir, Smalltalk, etc.
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by behnamoh 1y ago
Counter point: AI makes mainstream languages (for which a lot of data exists in the training data) even more popular because those are the languages it knows best (ie, has the least rate of errors in) regardless of them being typed or not (
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by behnamoh 1y ago
I don't like it when old people are the reason the rest of us can't have nice things. Some grandma in Nebraska can't use 3D touch and now the rest of the demographic of Apple's customers are deprived of it.
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by behnamoh 1y ago
This tactic is usually used to attract VC money down the road. VCs don't typically invest in plugins/add-ons; they prefer products.
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by behnamoh 1y ago
Literally has no value at this time. Apple lost the AI battle and Tim is cooked. The nail in the coffin was Apple's reluctance to allow their own MLX team to use the source code of Apple Neural Engine (ANE) to make performance improvem
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by behnamoh 1y ago
> Things like Apple are aberration. This used to be a good example of innovation that is hard to copy. But it doesn't apply anymore for two reasons: 1. Apple went from being an agile, pro-developers, creative company to an Oracle-st
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by behnamoh 1y ago
At this point, the entire AI industry seems to just copy OpenAI for the most part. I cannot help but notice that we have the same services just offered by different companies. The amount of innovation in this build is not that high actuall
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Swift is a more convenient Rust(lobste.rs)
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Ask HN: What Are You Grateful For?
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by behnamoh 1y ago
Great, yet another hyped up word to keep the AI hype going... I respect Karpathy, but I can’t shake the feeling that recently has been doing more damage than good to the AI community. First he came up with “vibecoding“ and now this one. Wha
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Rust Language Cheat Sheet(cheats.rs)
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by behnamoh 1y ago
Recently I've been shopping for cars and I really wanted to purchase an EV this time but because of the the lack of good infrastructure in the US for EVs, especially for non-Tesla vehicles, I decided not to go the EV route. Also, I&#x2
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Version SAT (2016)(research.swtch.com)
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by behnamoh 1y ago
Startups and AI shops: "AGI near, 5 years max" (please give us more money please) Scientists and Academics: "AGI far, LLMs not gonna AGI" AI Doomers: "AGI here, AI sentient, we dead" AI Influencers: "BREAK
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by behnamoh 1y ago
Apple‘s new homepage breaks after 17 seconds on Safari on iPhone 16 Pro Max.
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Apple(apple.com)
2 points by behnamoh 1y ago|1 comments
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by behnamoh 1y ago
the homepage of this website is so cool, but also a bit pretentious. like, why would the OP include things like "#1 on Hackernews", etc.?
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Ask HN: What's Your Car?
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by behnamoh 1y ago
Haskell has an interesting syntax: it is intuitive after someone explains it to me, but not intuitive much before the explanation. I don't think it's because I'm used to Algol-based languages (C, Python, etc.). Every Hask
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by behnamoh 1y ago
Give it time and you'll come to my conclusion.
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by behnamoh 1y ago
> Our team So this is something that might in the future turning to a commercial product? something like Langchain and thousands of open source projects that started as "open source" but then ended up implementing proprietary f
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by behnamoh 1y ago
Yet another reminder that space is huge and no matter how big we can imagine, due to the realities of physics, there is a good chance that we might never be able to reach the far stars and galaxies.
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by behnamoh 1y ago
Great, now this stuff gets fed into LLM trainings and we'll see them in the next-gen model outputs. Seriously though, I love "abusing" programming languages in unexpected ways. My favorite so far is: https://evuez.
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Lucid CEO Explains Why it's hard to make cars [video](youtube.com)
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Claude Artifacts(claude.ai)
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by behnamoh 1y ago
Yes! The main pain points I've faced are: 1. There should be no need to create a project to use the Vertex Gemini API. I know Google AI Studio doesn't need a project, but that API is limited compared to Vertex API, which brings me
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by behnamoh 1y ago
read my comment above. G Studio API is limited.
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by behnamoh 1y ago
no, GP meant they add the JSON text to the meta data of the image as comment.
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by behnamoh 1y ago
One more suggestion: Please remove the need to make a project before we can use Gemini API. That seriously impedes our motivation in using Gemini for one-off scripts and proof-of-concept products where creating a project is overkill. Ideall

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