heywoods

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   by heywoods 1y ago

   Every reply to the GP has at least reassured me that I am still on HN. Pedantic. Knowledgeable. Opinionated. My kind of people :)
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   by heywoods 1y ago

   I’m building my first iOS app ever so I know it has much more to do with me not understanding Xcode but getting builds to succeed after making changes with Claude code has been a nightmare. If you or anyone have any tips, guides, prayers, i
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   by heywoods 1y ago

   Your threshold theory is basically Amara's Law with better psychological scaffolding. Roy Amara nailed the what ("we tend to overestimate the effect of a technology in the short run and underestimate the effect in the long run&quo
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   by heywoods 1y ago

   https://archive.ph/OIgon
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   Perplexity Makes Longshot $34.5B Offer for Chrome(wsj.com)

   3 points by heywoods 1y ago|1 comments
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   by heywoods 1y ago

   What Boeing plant was the aircraft assembled at where this failure occurred?
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   by heywoods 1y ago

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   by heywoods 1y ago

   From the other article which shared the email domains found in the heap. Sorry in advance for the poor formatting. --- Source: ` https://micahflee.com/telemessage-customers-include-dc-polic... ` ### I. Industry Breakdown *Fin
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   by heywoods 1y ago

   Sounds like a great candidate for decking.
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    by heywoods 1y ago

    These are the kinds of policy/feature decisions around a product that infuriates me: 1. Because it’s fucking stupid if you think about this for more than 5 seconds. You can think of edge cases where this will be problematic immediately
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    by heywoods 1y ago

    Your intuition regarding the shift from vertical to horizontal integration is spot on! Sam Altman, in a recent Stratechery interview, detailed parts of OpenAI's future strategy that align with your prediction — a persistent, personaliz
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    by heywoods 1y ago

    Thanks for sharing your expertise on this topic. As someone with limited knowledge in this area, I appreciate your contributions. I'm curious if you could evaluate an AI response from Perplexity. I asked it to analyze your comment ( ht
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    by heywoods 2y ago

    Edit: poor formatting on mobile. The “Liberation Day” tariffs aren’t random—they’re step one in a broader strategy called the Mar-a-Lago Accord (yes, named after Trump’s resort). Here’s the playbook from Stephen Miran’s framework and what’s
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    by heywoods 2y ago

    Assuming I read this right, and that’s a big assumption, do I have this.. right? The guy in my hypothetical below knows the copyright law and is making a legal request. guy is walking by family and is asked to take their photo guy takes
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    by heywoods 2y ago

    It really is amazing isn’t it? I teach 4/5th grade where many in this cohort are behind in reading/writing due to the pandemic. It was an uphill battle to get the approval to incorporate AI in my lesson plans but admin quickly cha
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    by heywoods 2y ago

    One of my core memories as a kid was when I watched the Mr. Rogers' episode about how crayons were made[0]. I came home after my first week of 1st grade, Grandma making dinner in the kitchen, my Mom getting ready for work. On the days
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    by heywoods 2y ago

    Despite knowing this is the correct interpretation, I still consistently make the same incorrect interpretation as the parent comment. It would be nice if they made this more intuitive. Glad I’m not the only one that’s made that mistake.
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    by heywoods 2y ago

    I am hoping Apple at some point in the future will allow iphone owners who also own a Mac with an M series chip to run Apple Intelligence from the Mac to take advantage of faster compute and larger parameter models while still operating at
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    by heywoods 2y ago

    Could I take a look at the repo? Thanks!
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    by heywoods 2y ago

    What type of prompts were you feeding it? My limited understanding is that reasoning models will outperform LLMs like GPT-4/Claude at certain tasks but not others. Prompts that have answers that are more fuzzy and less deterministic (i
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    by heywoods 2y ago

    Does this allow the ability to circumvent LTE networks in countries like China? Do we have the capability to send messages to any/all phones in China if we (USA) wanted to?
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    I Created an A.I. Voice Clone to Prank Telemarketers. But the Joke's on Us(nytimes.com)

    3 points by heywoods 2y ago|1 comments
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    by heywoods 2y ago

    https://archive.is/4hkfL
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    by heywoods 2y ago

    They 'get' or they 'expect to get'?
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    by heywoods 2y ago

    Please call a plumber :)
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    by heywoods 2y ago

    I’d wager this is something more to do with the system prompts when using ChatGPT or Claude from their respective app. Claude system prompts are publicly available. You “should” get the same quality from their API if you set the same system
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    by heywoods 2y ago

    This post is going to lead to a new calculator and a calculator app on the iPad.
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    by heywoods 2y ago

    In the spirit of doing this all on an iPhone. Here is an iOS shortcut that is a workaround for the group text problem. https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/49fb6b48ba104885a846ea4f6f2...
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    by heywoods 2y ago

    This might help explain in-part the discrepancy. Perplexity.ai[1] also says 8,200 German postal codes. I set Claude 3.5 Sonnet in the LLM settings on Perplexity but it looks like it might use a ChatGPT model for the initial search of source
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    by heywoods 2y ago

    Projectivy Launcher - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.spocky.pro...