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by cush 1y ago
It's highway robbery how cheap tokens are right now. Enjoy the free lunch while it lasts
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by cush 1y ago
Board seems cool, but it's not a way to consolidate your collection of euro, war or 4x games into one surface. The appeal to me is making new experiences involving physics, exciting visuals, and sound. Sure maybe you can replicate some
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by cush 1y ago
> And as others have pointed out, it can't prevent attacks through the analog hole, e.g. photographing a display Are there systems that do prevent photographing a display? Like accompanying the photo with an IR depth map?
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by cush 1y ago
> A real solution to the problem of attribution in the age of AI must be based on reputation This is actually one of the theoretical predictions from Eliezer Yudkowsky, who says that as information becomes less and less verifiable, we&#x
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by cush 1y ago
I think this kind of tech is designed for journalists and professionals, not enthusiasts and social media folk
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by cush 1y ago
That release layer seems like a whole new thing these agencies haven't even thought about
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by cush 1y ago
Fair but my intent was to hit at something else. It's more about how to delegate a portion of a system over to an agent. In an AGI scenario, there's no world in which I just hand over my computer and browser with all my logins to
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by cush 1y ago
It’s always “Book me a flight” or “write an email”. Like all we do is email people about where we’re flying next
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by cush 1y ago
Evan an AGI is going to require basic ways like having access to a browser in order to get things done
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by cush 1y ago
Like trusting the SEO from Googling "<Product> made near <my city>", or Amazon
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by cush 1y ago
> If you have a sufficiently broad definition of 'product', then yes.... people are passionate about brands like the "Dallas Cowboys" and "Star Wars".... Some people are passionate about coffee, others knit
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by cush 1y ago
You're kind of echoing exactly what I'm getting at though. The difference comes down to trust. Maybe today we don't trust that one of these LLM apps is up to the task of buying things, but there was once a time where people d
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by cush 1y ago
Fine... Shopify then? There exist brick and mortar stores near me with Shopify sites.
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by cush 1y ago
Since it's tapped into etsy and shopify, ChatGPT might actually have a lot more power to shop local if you give it that as a constraint
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by cush 1y ago
It's a natural step towards agents buying things on your behalf - getting people warmed up to the idea that ChatGPT can be tasked with buying things. It starts with a buy button, "buy this now". In a few weeks it will become
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by cush 1y ago
I think most people can identify a few products they love
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by cush 1y ago
Touché
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by cush 1y ago
Careful, this is really not good for folks who are color blind. In chromium devtools you can enable various color blind emulations in the device emulation menu. ctrl+shift+P -> "Protanopia"
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by cush 1y ago
It's wild that as an industry with as much liability as software engineering entails, this hasn't happened yet
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by cush 1y ago
> about 3 people are working on it Hard pass. Arc had an entire dev team with serious investors and couldn't just focus on building a browser
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by cush 1y ago
I adore weird websites
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by cush 1y ago
It benefits devs who have reviewed a lot of code
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by cush 1y ago
Can confirm, they're useless. Just pay someone $10 to sharpen the knife once in a while.
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by cush 1y ago
Even if you're chopping perfectly vertically, a board will slide around or rock slightly. Like say you want to julienne some basil or something with a chef's knife, you'd probably be doing a rock chop, which involves lateral
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by cush 1y ago
Yeah I have a few with rubber feet too. I still prefer a cloth as it dampens the impact of the knife so it's easier on your wrist.
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by cush 1y ago
Is setting temperature to 0 even a valid way to measure LLM performance over time, all else equal?
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by cush 1y ago
If you have a sharp knife and a wet cloth under your cutting board chopping is a joy, otherwise it's a dangerous, tedious, and exhausting task that turns so many people away from cooking entirely
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by cush 1y ago
Looks like something is off with the value. That “exact angle” makes zero sense
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by cush 1y ago
It's so hard to switch browsers yet I took the leap on Arc, putting so much faith in this company that they wouldn't sell out. Such a waste of an incredible product.
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by cush 1y ago
I tried using the demo but it just errors out

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