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by elicash 3mo ago
There's that version of the argument version, but there's also the softer version: that there used to be no training material of illustrated pelicans on bicycles, but now you have actual artistically talented individuals drawing i
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by elicash 3mo ago
Maybe I’m just too anxious an individual. But also, I imagine the lawyers prepping helped. Interesting to hear your perspective on this as someone who went through it!
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by elicash 3mo ago
It is not overly dramatic to suggest getting a letter like this is INCREDIBLY scary.
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by elicash 3mo ago
I'm not a lawyer, but I would also guess they need to "flip" these folks against OpenAI and get them to cooperate in the lawsuit against the actual folks with big pockets. I think they're essentially alleging a conspirac
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by elicash 3mo ago
It's not the case that someone successful is doing everything right and someone unsuccessful is doing everything wrong, I'd grant. But I think it's odd for you to now say it doesn't matter whether or not his AI token use
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by elicash 3mo ago
This was fun!
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by elicash 3mo ago
Neither of us have any idea whether his manufacturing startup is successful. It looks to be a 5 person team. A google search suggests they had a funding round early this year. It might, in fact, be that you are more successful with your app
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by elicash 3mo ago
That's the cost of one employee (and not an expensive one). Do you think it's impossible he's getting more value from the AI than he would from a single employee?
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by elicash 3mo ago
Yes, this dissonance is the point of the post. The first two sentences use the word, and then it's repeated throughout. It's nice to see a person who actually acknowledges tradeoff. For the curious, this seems to be his company:
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by elicash 3mo ago
The non-branded version from Work Louder seems to cost $174 https://worklouder.cc/creator-micro-2 So I'd say it's probably only a $56 contribution.
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by elicash 3mo ago
RE: the joystick. They should have gone with the Playdate's crank instead, CrankGPT style. Anyway, I think it's all a fun marketing thing. A desk toy for folks with disposable income. I imagine they'll sell out, given the lim
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by elicash 3mo ago
What do you plan to do next with it?
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by elicash 3mo ago
I'm looking for good and cheap transcription + speaker diarization on my Mac for a small personal project. Recs?
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by elicash 3mo ago
I'm not sure what source would make more sense here. This person cited a twitter account, but that person didn't ever post it. So this is the source, best I can tell. This is a person with OpenAI labs, which created it. They cited
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3D pelican riding a tricycle (among other rides)(percys-garage-3d.openai.chatgpt.site)
1 points by elicash 3mo ago|4 comments
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by elicash 3mo ago
Source: https://x.com/keyanzhang/status/2075374891558425037
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by elicash 3mo ago
It amusing that Musk attempted to reverse his purchase of Twitter by citing the number of bots, and then research like this comes out alleging that now 29% of the X's long form articles are fully AI. It's not exactly the same thin
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by elicash 3mo ago
I think if you occasionally tie gym shorts and don't have needs around fit, this is correct. But if you're a nurse and wear scrubs all the time, then it might become worth spending time upfront perfecting it.
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by elicash 3mo ago
This is the attorney who runs https://nlrbresearch.com (which is run on Datasette) and the AI assistant (Claude Skill) that is tied to it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOa3Pc8RD40
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by elicash 3mo ago
This isn't true. He said "And other than when I was 12 years old I have never cheated in a tournament with prize money." That implies, to me, that when he was 12 he did in fact cheat for prize money. And then he admitted that
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by elicash 3mo ago
This is like how I can't tell the difference between good wine and mediocre wine. It's not a skill I have a desire to develop.
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by elicash 3mo ago
I don't agree with the overall point, but what they are saying is that if Tidal makes a "lofi hip hop mix beats" playlist, then they have to pay a nickel to an artist if they direct the user to their song, but NOTHING if they
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by elicash 3mo ago
If there's a market, then a competitor app with different policies will likely arise. The other aspect that's missing from the discussion here is LEGAL. If Tidal is making money from stolen music -- although arguably they still ar
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by elicash 3mo ago
> Tidal defines AI-generated music as music that is wholly or substantially generated by generative artificial intelligence. I think this needs more clarity. I can think of a lot of different ways AI is used in music today as a part of t
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by elicash 4mo ago
I think the Neo was eating into their Air sales, and not merely bringing the Mac to a new market.
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by elicash 4mo ago
I think when they eventually announce the M5 Mac Mini (September?) it'll just be at a higher price.
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by elicash 4mo ago
A fix so amusing and ridiculous it gets the bug enough attention that Apple fixes it for real.
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by elicash 4mo ago
> Have a play-by-play view so users can see plays they missed I'd like this not as a timeline scrub but as a back button.
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by elicash 4mo ago
Great! Since you're taking feature requests, I'll add that it seems like sometimes lots of data comes at once and then everything gets rushed. But then nothing happens for a while. So it has a "hurry up and wait" feel. I
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by elicash 4mo ago
Could you display live data in a browser tab title? Not just the score, but actually mostly when it's not between innings so I know when to switch back to it. I also wish it was more zoomed-in on the action, but I get why that's n

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