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by brap 1y ago
I don’t know which models you guys are working with, but all of the SOTA ones I’ve tried in different configurations ended up producing mostly garbage. I find myself having to spend more time guiding the model in the right direction and fix
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by brap 1y ago
>it needs to consult my calendar to pick the best night, pick a bar and restaurant we like (how would it know?), book a babysitter (can it learn who we use and text them on my behalf?), etc This (and not model quality) is why I’m betting
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by brap 1y ago
>GUI Not a single screenshot on the page
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by brap 1y ago
I think the interesting part here is not so much the IDE/coding aspect, but LLM-assisted: * requirements doc * design doc * plan doc These alone make an interesting product. Give me a thing that asks me the right, thought provoking que
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by brap 1y ago
I wouldn't say "starving yourself", there's no reason to believe it's different from any other diet (except it's easier to stick to). If you get enough calories, prioritize protein, do some resistance training
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by brap 1y ago
I'm aware, and I was hesitant to use it when the doc first prescribed it. Personally I'm not so worried about this anymore, there are days when I don't take it (either forget or wake up too late in the day) and I don't f
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by brap 1y ago
It's very true, but it's more difficult when you live right by the grocery store, the office has free food and snacks, and DoorDash is right there when you "need" it.
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by brap 1y ago
Most likely. But I had a lot of muscle mass to begin with, due to years of bodybuilding. And I still have significant muscle after the diet, despite of not touching a weight during all this time (I know I should have). People still ask me a
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by brap 1y ago
Just want to share my own experience since were doing it: Took Wegovy (Semaglutide) for about 6 months. Barely lost any weight, would occasionally get nauseous. Then the doc switched me to Mounjaro (Tirzepatide) + Phentermine, and holy shit
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by brap 1y ago
PR
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by brap 1y ago
It looks great today , but if you asked someone in the 90s or even 00s they’d probably say it looks like ass. Or, like, totally wack, dude. We like it today because of the nostalgia/retro factor.
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by brap 1y ago
This is the direct result of regulations. As usual regulations backfire. Expect more regulations to address this, surely they won’t backfire as well.
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by brap 1y ago
So what I got from this article was: 1. They train on website data without permission 2. They require a lot of electricity 3. Kids use them to cheat on homework And honestly this is where I stopped reading. I’m the biggest AI hater but none
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by brap 1y ago
Makes a lot of sense, most people's need for a laptop these days is really just a phone + large screen + physical keyboard + big battery.
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by brap 1y ago
I guess I’m finally old enough to become old-man-yelling-at-cloud. I’m convinced that the only reason why MCP became a thing is because newcomers weren’t that familiar with OpenAPI and other existing standards, and because a protocol that i
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by brap 1y ago
>"Mozilla: Improve your messaging. Now." That was the first thing I saw. It was so bad I wanted to leave immediately. Dead givaway. My bullshit senses were tingling, but it got so many points on HN so I had to read the rest. I
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by brap 1y ago
I was thinking the same thing, maybe a level above in the Chomsky Hierarchy…
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by brap 1y ago
I sometimes wonder if the concept of “intelligence” is going to benefit from a formal model the way “computation” benefited from Turing Machines. Are there classes of intelligence? Are there things that some classes can and cannot do? Is it
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by brap 1y ago
>Just need a way to talk to ChatGPT anytime. Microphone, speaker and permanent connection to ChatGPT. That’s all you need So like a smartphone in your pocket connected to an earphone. The whisper thing is nice. Sounds like a feature for
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by brap 1y ago
Sam also ran a crypto scam called WorldCoin. Their secret sauce was tricking poor people in Africa.
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by brap 1y ago
If you’re wondering how qualified this guy is to be making such outrageous claims about AI, his background is that he’s a... journalist
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by brap 1y ago
Why not O(nlog*(n)) startups
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by brap 1y ago
This is pretty, I like it. On the other hand, I’m not sure “pretty” beats “practical” when it comes to tools. There was something very practical about those ugly Windows 98 widgets, I kinda miss those.
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by brap 1y ago
“and the easy... well, that’s not a good promo artifact, so never”
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by brap 1y ago
Looks good. I’m happy. Now if they can please change their apps icons to not all look the same, that would be really nice.
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by brap 1y ago
The colors are slightly different. I think the person why made this was more concerned with appearance and not providing information.
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by brap 1y ago
Just wanna say I dig the design. In-house or outsourced?
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by brap 1y ago
So they switched to a PREVIEW version in production and now they're complaining. Let me guess the whole app was vibe coded
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by brap 1y ago
It’s amazing how twisted the term “anti-competitive” has become. Where anti-competitive companies push for anti-competitive regulations under the false pretense of preventing anti-competitiveness. Google is being competitive. YC is being an
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by brap 1y ago
You may have something, but your first example is so complex I immediately gave up. Maybe start with something super small like a counter.

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