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by jaggs 2y ago
Mmm...not sure you're correct with the 'crushing it' motif. Their demos were distinctly underwhelming at IO, except for the Project Alpha one in London. The NotebookLM demo even had an 'audio pre-generated' notice a
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by jaggs 2y ago
Sadly you're right in an increasing number of cases. There are standout smaller outlets which are still upholding their duties, but for the most part billionaire owned media does the bidding of the money. A lot of it is our fault. We c
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by jaggs 2y ago
There's an awful lot of 'coming soon' with Google at the moment, isn't there?
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by jaggs 2y ago
It's neither up nor down. Journalists are paid to punch. Period. That's their reason for existing. The fourth estate is supposed to keep us informed.
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by jaggs 2y ago
But don't worry, they're pretty confident that a million Robotaxis will be on the road by this time next year. Or maybe 1 year and 3 months or so.
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by jaggs 2y ago
Apparently it's only released to red teams at the moment as they try to manage safety. There's also the issue about releasing too close to an election?
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by jaggs 2y ago
The Siri deal?
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by jaggs 2y ago
Is that AaaS? (API as a service).
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by jaggs 2y ago
Malware warning!
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by jaggs 2y ago
No.
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by jaggs 2y ago
If it worked, that would be very cool.
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by jaggs 2y ago
Altman: "not gpt-5, not a search engine, but we’ve been hard at work on some new stuff we think people will love! feels like magic to me." What could be magic?
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by jaggs 2y ago
Thanks. I admire anyone who starts up something in this business climate. :) Your comments make sense. :) I think you're going to be fighting against free or almost free alternatives such as OpenAI models API pennies per search etc etc
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by jaggs 2y ago
I'm going to be brutal here. Take it as you want. 1. The nascent AI startup world is under the illusion that there is an inexhaustible supply of subscription payers who will all pay $5 - $20 a month for what are effectively low barrier
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by jaggs 2y ago
Any chance we can start reporting spam comments? Looks like the AI tidal wave has arrived.
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by jaggs 2y ago
Wow, this is the worst - and I mean WORST - clickbait I've ever seen. These folks should be banned. The FIVE-FIGURE reward = $22.
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by jaggs 2y ago
Android phones running VPNs are apparently still secure. They're recommending using phone as hotspots if you can.
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by jaggs 2y ago
Great idea to go with credits instead of subscription. If more startups would adopt the model, they'd probably get a lot more traction.
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by jaggs 2y ago
Of all the things I think we could accuse Android Authority of, amateurism doesn't really come top of the list I think. :)
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by jaggs 2y ago
Look, I'm sorry the Rabbit is dying on the vine. It's just one of those things. This is a hardware solution trying to find a problem - like the Humane Pin - and it's just not good enough to replace the phone in everyone'
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by jaggs 2y ago
"During our research, Android Authority was also able to obtain a copy of the Rabbit R1’s firmware. Our analysis reveals that Rabbit did not make significant modifications to the BSP (Board Support Package) provided by MediaTek. The R1
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by jaggs 2y ago
Thanks very much, that's great.
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by jaggs 2y ago
Any chance of getting this in a .gguf format?
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I tested Suno vs. Udio to crown the best AI music generator(tomsguide.com)
1 points by jaggs 2y ago|1 comments
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by jaggs 2y ago
I test drove a BYD Dolphin the other day and I was shocked at how good it was. Especially as a 'cheap', low end vehicle. It drove like a car twice its price, had a host of features as standard, and was a million miles away from wh
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by jaggs 2y ago
I took a look and it looks good. You've clearly thought about the platform. However I foresee problems for you to get traction. 1. You're one (young) person. 2. You're based in India 3. You're asking people to spend a l
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by jaggs 2y ago
https://youtu.be/nxG0WAwwrGk?si=bfZBZFiKA5EVLgsQ
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by jaggs 3y ago
I would suggest it's more that Reddit comments are now a major part of the Google search results, as people shy away from SEO trash results. If you want an answer to a product question, you're now more likely to get it from Reddit
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by jaggs 3y ago
Oops, sorry Marcus we're gonna fix things!
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by jaggs 3y ago
>It makes me wonder if a sort of "basic income for Internet creators" would work. It did, for a while. It was called AdSense. And it was wonderful. Then the greed set in, the SEO farms took over, and here we are. It took a few

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