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jaccola
5mo ago
Yes one could potentially increase accuracy greatly. One big problem would be occlusion. There is already a solution to this that would be very hard to beat (and one can choose to use or not use an LLM to assist): prepare food yourself and
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It’s just an impossible problem. Photons don’t provide sufficient information to determine calories (at least not in any way they could practically be captured). Inside that sandwich could be drenched with olive oil or it could be hollow ch
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5mo ago
How is the revenue recurring? They offer a subscription?
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6mo ago
The most common reply to this is: “people said the same about Books/TV/Comics/Games/Facebook stop being such a Luddite” My answer to this is approximately: “yes they’re all relatively bad compared to the thing that came
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6mo ago
I think this was an “if” scenario
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6mo ago
I think the only thing that matters is whether the people on the team care deeply about the product; whether they care more about the product than their own careers (in the short term). Without that, any metric or way of thinking can and wi
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6mo ago
It’s funny, I think most people roll their eyes when Trump says things like “you’ll be tired of winning, you’ll say ‘please no more winning’”. But recommendations to tax efficiency are unironically that (just dressed in more serious languag
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6mo ago
Far from solved! Though, like seemingly everything, it has benefited from the transformer architecture. And computer vision is kind of the "input", it usually sits intersecting with some other field i.e. cv for medical analysis is
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6mo ago
It's also a context-specific scale. I work in computer vision. Building the surrounding app, UI, checkout flow, etcetera is easily Level 6/7(sorry...) on this scale. Building the rendering pipeline, algorithms, maths, I've tu
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jaccola
6mo ago
But why are you making projects in so many languages? The language is very rarely the barrier to performance, especially if you don't even understand the language.
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6mo ago
Yes because in most contexts it has seen "caveman" talk the conversations haven't been about rigorously explained maths/science/computing/etc... so it is less likely to predict that output.
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6mo ago
Do you have any evidence at all of this? I know how LLMs are trained and this makes no sense to me. Otherwise you'd just put filler words in every input e.g. instead of: "The square root of 256 is" you'd enter "errr
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6mo ago
If only there were some system where the incentives could freely flow through and permeate every level of the sector. Where those organisations that provide sub-standard care die and those that excel receive outsized funding...
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6mo ago
I first learned when reading about Steve Jobs, how the Japanese never use "quality" in their advertising. Yet people still view(ed, at least) Japanese manufactured goods as superior quality. It turns out people don't judge qu
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6mo ago
Gotta give it to the Cursor team, they must have REALLY good numbers. They raised at a 9.9b valuation less than a year ago and now apparently targeting 50b. Makes no sense to me, the main driver of codex, Claude code, etc.. seems to be fixe
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6mo ago
But why? We’ve not colonised either of the poles of our own planet in any real way out of a sense of prestige. Heck there’s huge areas in Canada and Russia uninhabited and these are all a dream to live in compared to Mars. Turns out the rea
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6mo ago
Amazon Leo just signed delta as a customer so competition is indeed close behind. I think SpaceX is an incredible company but at this valuation I’d expect it to have something as pervasive as the iPhone or Nvidia chips. It seems to have onl
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6mo ago
"Hire" an unfortunately ironic typo!
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6mo ago
I think this sucks for the people being laid off but what exactly should they be held accountable for? It's not like over-hiring or laying people off is a crime. The employees presumably knew the deal going in (that they could be laid
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Funny thought, but this is just the client-side CLI...
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I would say not all that ironic. Book publishers, Reddit, Stackoverflow, etc., tried their best to attract customers while not letting others steal their work. Now Anthropic is doing the same. Unfortunately (for the publishers, at least) it
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6mo ago
There are myriad providers competing to offer this, nicely packaged with all the accoutrements (IP rotation, location spoofing, language settings, prebuilt parsers, etc.) behind an easy to use API. Honestly it is a very healthy competitive
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I disagree, a browser can have javascript execution disabled (and this is somewhat common in scraping to save time/resources). I read it to mean: "A browser that doesn't execute the JavaScript bundle won't have [the re
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6mo ago
People regularly pay for software that runs on their machine.
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6mo ago
I bet that most of their revenue doesn't come from people who want to bet big! If only there were some kind of market where we could materialise our bets...
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7mo ago
You don't think Apple would suffer any reputational damage if they deleted millions of peoples cherished memories and important work notes/emails? Also there would be many lawsuits arising from this.
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7mo ago
OK but most liars don’t fabricate an entire story. In the startup world they might claim to have 1.5x the rev they have, or that an impressive logo is trialling their product when really they’re in early talks, etc… Then it’s much easier to
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The author should be the change they want to see in the world. Nothing is stopping them from making an alternative. > "I could continue but it would just be cruel to dissect further." in particular really rubbed me the
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They are both true. The £'s I give to the NHS I cannot instead take to other healthcare providers.
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The £'s I give to the NHS I cannot instead take to other healthcare providers.
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