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dominotw
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dominotw
2mo ago
imagine pressure working at these labs
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2mo ago
maybe thats why opnrouter sold big
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2mo ago
> load-bearing service do you generate training data for claude as a job?
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dominotw
2mo ago
claude code users at couldfare might've been thinking claude is specifically about them and see nothing wrong like other ppl do
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dominotw
2mo ago
would love to see if there is any data if stocks are more volatile now for ai related stocks
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2mo ago
have you seen stock market these days?
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2mo ago
curious about this. how do we know this? i thought it was because anthropic bought a bunch data from mercor
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2mo ago
where do satya and sunder fall in that spectrum. sundar started out as regular project manager and satya as lowly engineer. neither of them were world leading researchers.
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2mo ago
you only got 10 qualified applicants to a generic software engineer position? i am having hard time beliving that sorry.
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2mo ago
how much of it is from reallocation of staff to ai training and labeling
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2mo ago
this seems like common retort. hire h1b or else.... we open a role on linkedin for a data engineer for about 6 hrs and we got 500+ applicants and vast majority were indeed qualifed on paper. I am baffled by employers who cant seem to find a
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2mo ago
meta fails at everything yet is frontier on this one
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2mo ago
is nas + backup to amazon glacier a good solution?
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2mo ago
> trip planning app. this has to be stong suit of ai agents any model
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dominotw
2mo ago
my friend works for a company called 'profound' whose whole job is 'get found by ai' by spamming reddit and other talk sites ( among other things)
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2mo ago
thats me
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2mo ago
i think you are confusing database with something like mysql
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2mo ago
they try to sneak in stuff like payola because they dont have to pay high premiums like taylor swift so its in their interest to move ppl away from top artists into arcane.
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2mo ago
send to kindle is not sideloading
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2mo ago
> What does spotify do that almost no one else does? Is it the music library or something else? music is tough business to negotiate all the contracts and figure out a business model
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2mo ago
apple music is good if you dont need it to be feature packed. best value for money if you use youtube is youtube music app that you get from youtube premium.
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2mo ago
its run by one ceo guy gustav's whims and fancies. he is obviously not a ux expert but every feature in the app needs his "vision"
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2mo ago
dont care about all that. ppl are really reaching here by moving goalposts .
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2mo ago
by doing what? i do it all that time. did one this morning.
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2mo ago
what you mean by locking down? your epub is your epub . i read third party epubs on kindle all the time. i am not sure if i am missing something here dont understand the downvotes. I've read third party books on kindle for decades with
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2mo ago
why would it be token ineffienct if its making sql queries ?
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2mo ago
yea ofcourse you have tell agent how to access you database. But why does it have a specail name, what the big deal about giving agent info how to call your db.
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2mo ago
agents can call relational databases fine. infact, really good at sql if you can store your memories into that format.
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2mo ago
I still dont understand what "agentic memory" is . agents can already call sql / rag and grep through files or whatever. why is "agentic memory" a special thing.
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2mo ago
> open sourcing all their research, is this true?
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