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enos_feedler
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enos_feedler
4mo ago
And Google acquired you in 1998 with search.
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enos_feedler
4mo ago
who cares about marketing when you have distribution? Probably a smart move to pump dollars into the product and not the marketing.
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enos_feedler
4mo ago
did you share your UI anywhere? would like to just pull a proven one versus vibe code my own.
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enos_feedler
4mo ago
Coming up with precise instruction about what we are after isn't always possible. In many cases we only know what we are after once we see it. And if you can't express what you are after into tokens you can't outsource that c
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enos_feedler
4mo ago
What kind of worse case scenario is running through your mind to be this upset? Not saying it doesn't exist I just would like to know.
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4mo ago
Buried in this interview is a great insight about the limits of AI: "Just viewing all of Treadwell’s material would have taken me at least ten days, but I had four assistants who went through everything, melting it down to about twelve
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enos_feedler
4mo ago
Can you explain?
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enos_feedler
4mo ago
Left engineering & Google on my own accord in August 2020. WFH was the catalyst that helped push me over the edge, but it was a long time coming. The underlying feeling I always had when working on programming at work versus programming
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enos_feedler
4mo ago
They shouldn't do this.
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5mo ago
I thought about that in this video case and it's true. I thought the parent comment was making a broader statement about local models in general. But even with video, if it was stored in private cloud storage near the LLM could this st
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enos_feedler
5mo ago
Is it really local models that unlock this? Surely stateless model APIs would yield the same benefits? I get that local can be “cheaper” depending on usage, but we’ve been renting storage and compute from clouds at a premium for ages..
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enos_feedler
5mo ago
I think the vision of pocket assistant versus discrete apps is very much Apple. Remember the original iPhone had no app store. The app store is kind of a pain to deal with. If I had to bet, this starts with Apple pivoting Swift Playground i
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5mo ago
This isn’t some temporary problem. Flat rate subscriptions include a hidden term that you dont pay out of pocket. Its the LTV of their speculation on the product surface and the belief they will retain you due to laziness and muscle memory
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5mo ago
You seem to have given up. We need to ask for less and do more in the name of bringing this vision to reality. Its not over yet.
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5mo ago
It also gives you the option of entry into the WWDC lottery for a chance at 2 days at Apple Park. Good networking, food and vibes.
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5mo ago
I don’t know. I think back to my first dialup connection and getting internet for the first time. In no way do I remember fear being a driver. I remember people being curious. Nobody ran around saying you need to get on the internet or you
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5mo ago
Thats the clever nature of the companies. They are playing on peoples fear to drive adoption. Its a bit sickening to me
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“It's about visibility, the fear of looking behind” This sums up everything driving the tech sector right now. From execs at big tech to nobodies on X. EDIT; if I think about the nature of it. The visibility fight is the decreasing att
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5mo ago
People still have fun riding horses. Doesn’t mean we use them to get anywhere anymore
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5mo ago
I believe when i was at utoronto the compsci dept had a course like this (2005ish)
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6mo ago
Remember fleet?
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6mo ago
You only now just think this? The writing has been on the wall for quite some time. Especially as you move down in age cohort.
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6mo ago
If you visit Siem Reap there is a museum and interactive demos of this whole process. You can even hold one of the rats. It was pretty fascinating!
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Bluesky leans into AI with Attie, an app for building custom feeds
(techcrunch.com)
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7mo ago
Notice a lot of Canadian airports are yellow right now. Is this normal?
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7mo ago
Do you understand network effects? It’s not hand cuffs. I can also sell my rare baseball cards outside of ebay. But…
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7mo ago
can i spin this up myself? is the code anywhere? thanks!
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Completely disagree with this take. I was an early free OpenAI user and switched to Gemini once it got good enough and bundled a bunch of services together to make the paid product free. OpenAI will need distribution to maintain any kind of
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Dreamer – why we built it
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Dreamer is a place to discover, build, and enjoy agentic apps
(dreamer.com)
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