elAhmo

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by elAhmo 1y ago
Landing page is mainly pictures of Trump from various angles and orders and media articles about this administration pushing for things that were lobbied by close allies of this convicted felon. Not sure why would anyone pay any attention t
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by elAhmo 1y ago
I see Grok appearing in many places, such as Perplexity, Cursor etc. I can't believe any serious company would even consider using Grok for any serious purposes, knowing who is behind it, what kind of behaviour it has shown, and with f
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by elAhmo 1y ago
And, just like always, nothing meaningful will be done.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
She was never in charge of anything at X, the title is doing a disservice to the public.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Not a single decision so far was related to national security. The checks and balances exist and they are/were working, and this is an attempt to circumvent that.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
You seem quite ignorant about islam, it would be good to educate yourself and not make childish comments like this.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
What about SMS?
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Anyone remembers time when WhatsApp was a paid app on the AppStore? I miss that monetisation strategy, paying for an app once and calling it a day. Everything seems to have either adds or subscription modes now, from Sudoku apps to flight t
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by elAhmo 1y ago
When they include comparisons, it is always a deliberate decision what to show and, more importantly, what not to show. If they had data that would show better performance compared to those models, there is no reason for them to not emphasi
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by elAhmo 1y ago
I thought this was an April 1st joke.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Islam does allow women in mosques.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
TIL that it doesn't have the same extensions as VSCode. I thought they share the same directory.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
I don't really understand why would you even consider going deep if this is not something you have experience with or strong interest. Sure, it is good to know how some of the things work under the good, but you can be perfectly capabl
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by elAhmo 1y ago
How is it great that it takes 1 minute for initial prompt processing?
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by elAhmo 1y ago
> Ive won’t be joining OpenAI, and his design firm, LoveFrom, will continue to be independent, but they will “take over design for all of OpenAI, including its software,” in a deal valued at nearly $6.5 billion
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Exactly. Even the simplest models that could run on phone could have been used to improve Siri or give some better utility other than setting timers. Yet, it is slightly more advanced than a decade and a half ago.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Or he is just looking at the camera? An odd photo in any case.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Buying a company without a product (or anything announced), without a website, with its founder not even joining after an acquisition. So, not really an aquihire either. I am sure this aligns with the non-profit part of OpenAI whose board a
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by elAhmo 1y ago
> it's because AI is still universally being strategized as a solution in search of a problem What Apple showed seems quite useful. It is a shame they failed spectacularly at execution. Even the simplest things that should be answer
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by elAhmo 1y ago
This same thing can be said for Google Maps and many other platforms. I effectively stopped using Airbnb, both due to prices that are approaching or more expensive than hotels, but also because of this shift of hosts to only caring about re
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by elAhmo 1y ago
What you are referring to is more of a mirror-like approach usage of GitHub. Some big repos or organizations might be able to pull this off, but good luck having a small project and then directing users to go through all of those hoops to s
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Debugging any system is not easy, it is not like technical debt didn't exit before AI, people will be writing shitcode in the future as they were in the past. Probably more, but there are also more tools that help with debugging. Addit
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Arguing that ActiveX or Silverlight are comparable to AI, seeing what changes it did bring and is bringing, is definitely a weak argument. A lot of people are against change because it endangers their routine, way of working, livelihood, wh
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Cursor/Windsurf and similar IDEs and plugins are more than autocomplete on steroids. Sure, you might not like it and think you as a human should write all code, but frequent experience in the industry in the past months is that product
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by elAhmo 1y ago
There is no plan with YC in this space, everything is just basically vibe investing and hoping something sticks. Continue.dev also received investment from YC. Remember PearAI? Very charismatic founders that just forked Continue.dev and got
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Isn't continue.dev also open source and not using 'their backend' when sending stuff? I didn't use it in a while, but I know it had support for llama, local models for tab completions, etc.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
I honestly had to stop and think "wait a minute, was't 2.5 Pro out a few months ago? how come it is in preview now?" Google releasing a new model (as it has a blog post, announcement, can be chosen in the API) called 2.5 Pro
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by elAhmo 1y ago
We have seen how much power does the board have after the firing of Altman - none. Let's see how this plays out. PBC effectively means nothing - just take a look at Xai and its purchase of Twitter. I would love to listen reasoning expl
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by elAhmo 1y ago
It is perfectly valid and fine thing to say to someone, as an adult, that you don't want to be a part of their stories on social media. If they don't respect that, you need a new set of friends.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
In the last 5 or so trips (Europe and Africa), I was able to both find and send postcards from all of the countries. So they are definitely out there, and it is a nice way to put a smile on someone's face, especially since they are so

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