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> Cavis explained that, “Partners also have the flexibility to create specific promotional rates, such as country rates or mobile rates, which are designed to offer discounts, not charge higher prices.” > The implication is that the e
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>Most recently, Conrad served as chief product officer for the ill-fated Quibi streaming service. Failing a product launch and replacing the CEO with the Chief Product Officer of a failed product launch sounds like it'll be just as
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i was under the impression that almost everyone trained on books3
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agents are the 2020s version of data science in the 2010s
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>It’s purely an ecosystem play imho. It benefits the kind of people who will go on to make potentially cool things and will stay loyal. 100% The people who prototype on a 3k workstation will also be the people who decide how to architect
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It's only a matter of time before this gets put into the programmatic ad formats where you can do individual level targeting. The advertiser won't ever have to see your image as meta will offer it as a service. More importantly, j
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No one cares about your gpa after 2 years of experience. All they will see is Harvard or BU
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> in everything from software engineering, finance, gardening, music making, game development or whatever. In finance, the A tier people don't have work/life balance. It's expected for them to demand effective 24/7 av
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It's about coding on things you want not things you have to do. >There are wealthy gentlemen in England who drive four-horse passenger-coaches twenty or thirty miles on a daily line in the summer because the privilege costs them con
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> Temu has shown big strides but its ethical problems will prevent them from becoming a true threat. Does the average Temu user care about the company's ethical problems? Does the average Amazon user?
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>you had a website that was 100% technologically identical to Amazon, but you were willing to make slightly less money You've basically described Temu
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What happens to all those fake equity profit participation units that Open AI used to hand out?
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This will definitely end well /s
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iirc, they basically avoided fancy routing algos and just let the robot haphazardly wander the space (and determined that the room was clean after a set number of activations for each bumper sensor)
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> Just today I used a completely local AI research tool, based on Ollama. It worked great. Is it on github?
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Exactly this!
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Collecting training data to the max.
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https://www.perplexity.ai/hub/blog/welcoming-carbon-to-the-p... Official announcement. Looks like glean has some competition >Rather than making users search through many different web pages, apps, and messages
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Some PM is literally sitting on this release waiting for their benchmarks to finish
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Is chat really the best interface for a stock market analysis tool?
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so they've recreated costcoautos ?
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I feel like we did that back in the '50s and then the auto lobby had us strip it all out (in the USA)
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growth at a loss and ever increasing vc funding.... think it'll be difficult for them to be around 3 years from now (in their current form)
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open weights https://huggingface.co/LGAI-EXAONE
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105 qubits
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I mean you're not unemployed, you're retired.
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>push for a new AI chat app ftfy
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I'd also ask how you're dealing with the idiosyncrasies across model families (its very different to prompt gemini vs claude vs gpt4o) when you are routing these lm inputs
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TLDR: All AI lab companies train on the pile (which contains data from opensubtitleS)
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2y ago
you'll be throttled and rate limited
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