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drewbeck
2y ago
That’s cool. I’m working on an AI bot that reads likes and comments on other LinkedIn posts. Soon no human will be reading OR writing that slop!
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2y ago
Nobody is suggesting throwing out all copyright protections.
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2y ago
I think it's also part of the sales pitch, tho – a lot of folks are sitting on M1s and pretty happy but wondering if they should upgrade.
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2y ago
Fortunately we will just be able to ask AI what to do about it. I’m sure it will come up with something.
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2y ago
This is imo the most important one to the businesses creating these models and is way under appreciated. Folks who want a “censorship-free” model from businesses don’t understand what a business is for.
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2y ago
“The algorithm worked for me” isn’t a particularly strong defense of the algorithm.
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2y ago
I’m not sure that the goal of founder mode is to tank revenue and reputation.
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2y ago
This is pretty but all caps for body text is pretty inexcusable. So much harder to read!
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2y ago
This looks cool but the line about “show don’t tell” is followed by a LOT of telling.
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2y ago
This is cool although it very confidently asserted that a 45 rpm 12” single was a perfect! 33 1/3 rpm. Which suggests this is using song recognition and not discovering some underlying truth of the spinning platter.
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3y ago
In the post admitted to supporting Palestinians, and pro-Palestine causes. Is there more to this, or are you painting all Palestinians as terrorists?
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3y ago
I don’t see Bandcamp having nearly the same network effects as those social media sites tho. Yes there are some elements — trust I think is the big one — but there’s very little if any relationship model on Bandcamp.
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3y ago
Quobuz’s search is also world class terrible. I only use google to search them. But ya they do have a ton of stuff in lossless quality!
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3y ago
I agree with you, fully. “Back” should always take you to the previous song played. It creates a slightly odd situation if you go back a few times when playing from the queue — do you re-queue the tracks? I say yes, but I can see why this c
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3y ago
Where you get that camera at??
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3y ago
tragedy … giants … red ocean … Manchurian commenter activated … proceeding to step 2 …
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3y ago
I would love a "preview" view that just let you know where you are in the frame of your camera, and maybe warns if you're getting out of bounds. Give me the general sense of my placemen but don't make me stare at myself!
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3y ago
I’ve wanted something like this to scrobble vinyl forever. This cat gets it!
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3y ago
The screenshot feature is achingly close to my dream bookmarking app. - screenshot something you want to come back to (a tweet a song on spotify a youtube vid) - "AI" figures out what it is and gets the relevant info (song/vi
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3y ago
Looks handsome and versatile. I don’t mind the serif variation either. Also, designed by Steve Matteson, who also designed Open Sans which for my money is one of the very best UI typefaces around.
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3y ago
> Even the flimsiest male specimen has psychological needs related to accomplishment, strength, usefulness and capability; an atmosphere of unconditional empathy and unrestrained emotional disclosure can be poisonous to those things. Thi
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3y ago
If you have an argument against the article on its merits vs hand waving about the author I’d be curious to hear it.
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3y ago
Looks handsome and versatile. I don’t mind the serif variation either. Also, designed by Steve Matteson, who also designed Open Sans which for my money is one of the very best UI typefaces around.
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3y ago
This has been mostly missed by reviewers and pundits. They’ve presented a primarily sitting/static experience; the battery is for when you need to walk around between sedentary moments. In that context 2 hrs is going to be (mostly) ple
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3y ago
If every popular app left iOS then yes I think you’d see a max exodus to android.
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3y ago
heh, for sure! I know I'm more sensitive to this kind of stuff than others are. I wish I could let this stuff go
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This is a great breakdown of imo why the show is Not Good – they didn't need to hit all of these points, but the way the show was written it was like nobody on the engineering team had ever thought about these things before. It totally
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3y ago
While true, I think you need to make an argument that those issues are specifically anti-innovation. Really tho I think we collectively use that term whenever it suits us, without much clarity on what innovative outcomes actually are. We ne
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3y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20230627130142/https://www.nytim...
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I haven't seen anybody suggesting the occlusion issue is or can be solved, along with the huge light leak that's native to normal glasses. I am sure apple is trying out all the angles on glasses AR, but I don't think you'
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