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by brap 2y ago
This relationship feels like Michael and Ryan from The Office. One is a well meaning but very naive older person who desperately wants to be liked by the cool kids, the other is a pretentious young conman who soars to the top by selling his
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by brap 2y ago
You’re not
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by brap 2y ago
I feel like we’re at the “3D TV” phase of AI right now.
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by brap 2y ago
I kinda like Lex, but he never asks any difficult questions. That’s probably why he gets all these fancy guests on his show.
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by brap 2y ago
Don’t forget WorldCoin!
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by brap 2y ago
Everything you said is correct, in theory. In practice, however...
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by brap 2y ago
This makes me think, we're seeing all these products inject AI and try to be "smart" on their own, but maybe the experience we really need is a smart OS that can easily orchestrate dumb products. I know that Siri/Google
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by brap 2y ago
The first thought that came to my head was that it's being "way too American". Not in a good way.
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by brap 2y ago
I don’t know why you’re being downvoted, that’s an active area of research AFAIK
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by brap 2y ago
I used to do this, but I quickly found that it takes too much time (heh) to plan this way. Trying to estimate how long something will take (usually wrong), constantly having to reschedule and split events, not to mention the hassle of creat
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by brap 2y ago
I’ve been using the same gmail address for like 20 years. I don’t think I got a single spam email in the last 5-10 years. SMS, on the other hand…
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by brap 2y ago
Why? It’s not a charity.
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by brap 2y ago
I spent about 5 minutes (incl watching the demo) and I still don’t quite understand what this does. I’m probably not in your target audience, so maybe the issue is with me. But I think you should consider clarifying the use-case and value a
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by brap 2y ago
>I think one should attribute a good amount of credit of this to Yann LeCun (head of meta's research). From early stage he have been vocal about keeping things open-source, and voiced that to Mark before even joining. (and credit to
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by brap 2y ago
Yeah I understand how it came to be, it’s just kind of an uncommon situation
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by brap 2y ago
Always thought it’s kind of odd how the proprietary API of AWS S3 became sort of the de-facto industry standard
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by brap 2y ago
It gave me the code (twice) and then denied that it’s the code. Wtf
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by brap 3y ago
It’s almost like all of these LLMs are trained to always give you bullshit instead of a straight answer. The content:words ratio keeps getting worse. Maybe the winner in this space will be the one going in the opposite direction. Deliver an
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by brap 3y ago
I don’t know how well this works (demo is broken on mobile), but I like the idea. Imagine an infinite wiki where articles are generated on the fly (from reputable sources - with links), including links to other articles (which are also gene
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by brap 3y ago
I assume types have to be manually generated? I wonder if there’s a type system strong enough that it can actually parse files, send remote queries, etc… so that types will be generated on the fly as you type with no additional steps. I hea
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by brap 3y ago
>To get a true AGI, we would need some kind of architecture that is able to not just learn functions by example, but also grant these functions all the computing power they need to run and thrive. Computers can’t simulate Turing machines
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by brap 3y ago
This seems very interesting, but I think the interface choice is not good. There would have been much less friction if this was purely a GitHub/GitLab/etc bot.
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by brap 3y ago
On one hand I like the work Bun is doing, on the other hand the Bun module is starting to look like a messy "utils" module, aka random junk drawer. All of them useful of course, just... incoherent.
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by brap 3y ago
I sometimes wonder if our own universe is kinda like that. We keep looking for the most basic particles, but maybe there are none. Maybe it’s all just infinitely zoomable and we’re only aware of our own level. Stuff is made of stuff which i
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by brap 3y ago
Where can I see a basic code sample?
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by brap 3y ago
This would be interesting to use not as an external UI but rather completely inside of Sheets. Maybe as a function or something like that.
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by brap 3y ago
So it could be “Computing With Processors”. That could be the title too. Having said that, I think this is a terrific title.
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by brap 3y ago
The landing pages of Rolldown, Rollup and Vite all look the same. Is it the same people behind it? What other projects are there?
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by brap 3y ago
Yeah, I don’t really understand the hype either. Seems like a new registry with a few cool new features. Which is nice, but not something revolutionary. It’s just npm with some sugar on top.
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by brap 3y ago
I honestly thought AI Seinfeld was very entertaining. But only because it was so stupid and predictable and the Twitch chat was hilarious.

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