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dyarosla
2y ago
Sure but the first mover advantage is there and now they are known- not necessarily the company but the product for sure. Hitting such a milestone is far from assured and Anthropic has its work cut out for it
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dyarosla
2y ago
The fatal flaw in this analysis is that ChatGPT, Google, Meta, Microsoft have way more mindshare on AI - nobody outside of tech circles has even heard of Anthropic. Painting this as the beginning of the end for OpenAI is quite ridiculous re
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dyarosla
3y ago
While I like some of their opinions they do pontificate an awful lot for folks who haven’t delivered what could be considered “above par” source code- the stuff in their streams is pretty darn messy.
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dyarosla
3y ago
Than (e-)biking on roads alongside metal boxes? This ain’t biking through the woods. Just think about the pollution and chance of getting hit.
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3y ago
In short; if AI is a commodity, it cannot be your moat. This is especially relevant wrt startups which can’t compete on compute or research: instead they must compete on something that is more defensible: unique data, first mover adv, etc.
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dyarosla
3y ago
Uh.. what about all those non programmers that write URLs?
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Designing the Perfect VR Keyboard for Hand Tracking
(medium.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
So why not allow disabling of the box?
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dyarosla
7y ago
So messenger but ephemeral?
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dyarosla
7y ago
ECS is meta? Love the recursive definition ;)
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dyarosla
7y ago
Sure but that’s not quite relevant to the opportunity cost the OP was measuring against.
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dyarosla
7y ago
I don’t know how this wasn’t mentioned yet but 100% use a Webgl framework, even for 2D games. Three.js is my personal favorite. Nowadays most all browsers and devices support it and I’m sure I don’t have to touch on the magnitudes of differ
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7y ago
Millions*- A cursory Google search suggests that he has a net worth of 50MM.
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dyarosla
7y ago
Definitely the opinion of an outsider because all of these are non-problems. Other commenters have mentioned re: the anti-social / streaming / pets point but I wanted to touch on the outside visibility one. Let me start by saying
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dyarosla
7y ago
They do have several software projects: blocks, poly, tilt brush. I also believe they have various VR divisions. Don’t count them out yet- my take is that the Oculus Quest put the nail in the coffin for ‘phone based’ VR (cheap and solid wit
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7y ago
Heck, most people in government simply don’t even understand the issue, let alone figuring out how to solve it. AFAIK only one US 2020 presidential candidate atm is even talking about data rights.
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dyarosla
7y ago
I’d say Microsoft’s new logo is far more reminiscent of Google Chromium- not Firefox.
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7y ago
Fitbit maintains #2 market share in fitness watches and has always been a non-premium quality, mid-to-low end entry wearable.
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dyarosla
7y ago
Fitbit also comes with users, brand recognition and goodwill.
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dyarosla
7y ago
I don't believe it's meant to be a replacement for interactive web pages but as a browser-based viewer for QT's file format. With that in mind, your qualms aren't quite applicable here.
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dyarosla
7y ago
+1 for “ball of cats”. That’s a new one for me.
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dyarosla
7y ago
In a similar vein, ‘Hard work beats talent when talent fails to work hard’
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dyarosla
7y ago
"But they could have spent more time silently collecting data, comparing what the computer would do with what real drivers do." From their Autonomy day presentation, I thought this is how most of their releases go though? They run
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dyarosla
7y ago
The point of coding apps isn’t to get kids proficient at coding. “Does not work”- for what criteria of work? Because as a means to get kids exposed to ideas in programming and/or get familiar with how code looks and not be apprehensive
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7y ago
This only works if you have a single type of parenthesis. Is that applicable to regex expressions in general that only ()’s can nest?
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7y ago
they can just add it and destroy them Or buy them out and sunset them
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7y ago
I mean yes, some bootcamps have started cementing their own signal too (see Lambda) but I don’t know whether that many code bootcamps will surpass [second tier schools]’ signals. You are right tho that there will be a supply problem either
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7y ago
This won’t happen until the signalling that comes with hiring from [elite school] diminishes and/or the signalling that comes with hiring from [code bootcamp] surpasses it.
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dyarosla
7y ago
Innovated or more accurately executed well? There’s a subtle distinction here.
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dyarosla
7y ago
ONLY 3?!! That game was massive! That sounds like an unbelievable feat of engineering even if the base engine was built off of SM64.
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