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Thanks! > I wonder how the economics of this works - I'm guessing token markup? We're mostly thinking about building tools now for a future in which many gamers will have the compute to locally run a sizable ~30B model. It'
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Is it a NIMBY sentiment to not want these in cities? I can't imagine the kind of clusterfuck these would cause in a sufficiently dense city. The sky blotted with these...
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Thank you for the kind words.
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btw we turned off auth for now - you can just hit Play
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3y ago
We made him with a short fuse :)
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I guess in our minds the doctor has already inspected the body before you get there (that's why it's at their house). > Someone, when questioned vaguely about the "night of the party" first said the deceased died and
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The only details we're asking for is your email so we don't get spammed/botted by people taking advantage of a publicly hosted LLM endpoint. We're not using your personal details for anything.
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Show HN: A murder mystery game built on an open-source gen-AI agent framework
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Berkeley Rents Fall Amid Construction Boom
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tl;dr Population is at all time high, yet a building boom has seen rents in inflation-adjusted dollars is below 2016.
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Show HN: eastworld – quickly add generative agents to games, visual novels, etc.
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The chart shows that Walmart revenue has grown 18% in 7 years, well below US GDP growth. Maybe they haven't dented revenue, but it's entirely possible they've dented revenue growth. It also important to note that a corollary
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This is very similar to Ben Thompson's The End of the Beginning article: https://stratechery.com/2020/the-end-of-the-beginning/ What I took from this article is that you can never beat incumbents by trying to
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Very cool! For people on visa who might be interested in founding, someone told me about this lately: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_entrepreneur_rul... The requirements are that you raise 250k+ though, bu
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There was an interesting article about how the US convicted a Chinese spy largely because he did some spy work on his personal iCloud and Gmail accounts. Not a fan at all of banning this sort of thing for private citizens, but I think banni
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Doesn't this depend heavily on the scale of the company you're at? At Google taking this is a no-brainer since for a myriad of reasons, feature development is slow. At a 6-mo startup this much tech debt this early on might just ki
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I have been traveling a lot and have had good luck with the following tips: 1. Carry on size pack like an Osprey Farpoint 40L and packing cubes. It's incredible how much clothing you can actually fit on. Hard to lose a carry-on. Obviou
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It's very strange to me how sentiment on the American economy is still so poor. Yes, the economy is worse than the bubble fueled mania of 2021, or the 2012-2019 years, but guess what? There were massive economic dislocations due to COV