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by dbish 2y ago
Scanned through the docs quickly because I had the same question. Funny enough they are trying to re-define RAG to included Agents which is a bit frustrating since it’s a pretty well known acronym at this point. Even funnier, they somewhat
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by dbish 2y ago
Yes, and I think we're on the way to that happening in chunks of the economy, but it's not going to be overnight, there are still a number of improvements to make along the way. I am willing to bet my time working on it that we wi
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by dbish 2y ago
it's the self-driving car problem. Humans aren't perfect either but people like to ignore that.
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by dbish 2y ago
lol, that's a good design goal
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by dbish 2y ago
Sounds like he was onboard with shutting things down. It wasn’t a foresight thing, more that he wasn’t interested in it going on
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by dbish 2y ago
In this case he didn’t have heirs and seems to have asked in his will to auction it off instead of endowing it.
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by dbish 2y ago
How about snippy? https://www.timdbg.com/posts/snippy-assistant-with-eyes/
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by dbish 2y ago
This is why I think it’s more important we give AI agents the ability to use human surrogates. Arms and legs win but can be controlled with the right incentives
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by dbish 2y ago
That is incredibly untrue and has been for years in the AI/ML space at many startups and at Amazon, Google, Facebook, etc. Good ML researchers have been making a good amount more for a while (source: I've hired both and been invol
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by dbish 2y ago
Sorry, are you attributing all of deep learning research to Ilya? The most talented AI researcher of the last decade?
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by dbish 2y ago
Many users were paying for this from a 3rd party already (rewindAI)
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by dbish 2y ago
Also ex-Alexa in the early years, while that would have helped, I really don't think it was just the tech stage. As we grew it was very hard to work on the core tech at all since we had a bunch of time spent on organization issues and
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by dbish 2y ago
I think on the product side it’s pretty straight forward. They saw RewindAI talking up a bunch of traction and people seemingly interested. Someone assumed customers wanted this because of that data, and it’s a pretty easy thing to build, s
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by dbish 2y ago
Nice. Ever read The Circle? Bet you could get some good SeeChange camera streams going from this :)
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by dbish 2y ago
It is interesting that you have current YC head lobbying for small and open, while previous lobbies for large and private and is a big driver in why the government wants to regulate so much already. Thought experiment, if YC had not allowed
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by dbish 2y ago
Correct. Worse is that there are models being touted as "open source" that don't allow for a bunch of different uses and specify their own custom licensing (look at what Falcon originally had, Meta's models with specific
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by dbish 2y ago
Great to see more retro gaming devices being put out there, looks pretty similar to the analogue pocket though right? Trying to figure out if they have a big differentiator: 1. Basically same price point (200 vs. pocket's 220) 2. fpga
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by dbish 2y ago
compromise, the father of all mediocre designs
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by dbish 2y ago
My 2 cents here is that it’s less obvious that this would be a net positive, people fall into two camps on these type of getting started suggestions. Many will say this very guided walk through is an obvious useful feature, and many will sa
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by dbish 2y ago
100%. Most of the arguments here for it nap directly to this fallacy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nothing_to_hide_argument
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by dbish 2y ago
This is very “nothing to hide” fallacy
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by dbish 2y ago
Not that hard to come up with. Going to a friend’s house instead of going to any variety of scheduled things you usually do (sports, theater, whatever). Similarly, the classic sleepover at approved friend’s place but actually sneaking out t
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by dbish 2y ago
I love his way of putting it. Memorizing lines as a kid for plays always felt easy but it’s because of something like what he describes. My biggest play to memorize was as one of the leads of The Importance of Being Earnest in high school a
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by dbish 2y ago
This is a great example that’s actually not a good thing. The lack of paranoia is going to allow many others to track you for their own purposes like companies and governments and just allow privacy erosion to happen passively. “You have no
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by dbish 2y ago
It teaches the wrong thing to both parent and child. Parent gets hooked on surveillance rather than trusting their kid to be independent. The “safety net” is actually a mental crutch imho. Child thinks 24/7 surveillance is ok or resent
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by dbish 2y ago
Would you want to be tracked 24/7? Your argument is basically the nothing to hide fallacy
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This is not the overall US. This is a particular type of middle class suburb that is full of busybodies and helicopter parents.
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by dbish 2y ago
Also worth noting, here is the Rust open souce screensharing library we're using with this, we built this for a different project, but it came in handy and anyone can use it/modify it for their own projects https://gith
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Show HN: Auggie – bringing the GPT-4o desktop experience to Windows(augmend.com)
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by dbish 2y ago
Awesome, will take a look at this. thank you

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