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by jjfoooo4 11mo ago
I’m working on an AI-assisted reminders app using on device models for iOS. Things like, “get xyz a birthday gift”, and it finds the contact and sets the reminder for a few weeks before the birthday. The source data is calendar and contact
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by jjfoooo4 11mo ago
When using vectors / embeddings models, I think there's a lot of low hanging fruit to be had with non-massive datasets - your support documentation, your product info, a lot of search use cases. For these, the interface I really w
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Optimizing Repos for AI(tombedor.dev)
2 points by jjfoooo4 1y ago|0 comments
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by jjfoooo4 1y ago
For a two car house, having one electric and one ICE vehicle seems like a no brainer, assuming charging space at home
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by jjfoooo4 1y ago
I see this as a lower overhead replacement for MCP. Rather than managing a bunch of MCP's, use the directory structure to your advantage, leverage the OS's capability to execute
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by jjfoooo4 1y ago
> most draconian new rule aka the entire point of the exercise. The innocuous components are there so that the Dept of Defense can claim that it's those minor items the press is objecting to, without having to defend the actual sub
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by jjfoooo4 1y ago
Just because it took me a second to figure out: swiping left or right works when done on the search bar , not anywhere on the screen
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by jjfoooo4 1y ago
Can you say more about what you mean by wait faster? Is it as in, enqueue many things faster?
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by jjfoooo4 1y ago
I'm very curious to know what kind of adoption Meta's AI features are getting. The idea of anyone wanting to talk to AI persona's in a similar way to how they talk to their friends is completely bizarre to me, but they seem t
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by jjfoooo4 1y ago
It was painful even before it started malfunctioning
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by jjfoooo4 1y ago
I play pickup basketball and young people play with them in. I wouldn't do that, but they are pretty secure if properly fitted
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by jjfoooo4 1y ago
The Sinclair statement is just bizarre. Kimmel is to pay restitution to Kirk's (millionaire) widow because of statements he made about the political reaction to his death? The pretext is really falling away.
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by jjfoooo4 1y ago
I expected Kimmel to have somehow criticized Kirk, a dubious enough reason to pull the show. But this isn’t even that. Comments quoted in stories assert that the shooter was MAGA - maybe that’s somewhat controversial, but it’s ludicrous to
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by jjfoooo4 1y ago
Kimmel in no way endorsed the shooting
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by jjfoooo4 1y ago
I expected Kimmel to have somehow criticized Kirk, a dubious enough reason to pull the show. But this isn’t even that. Comments quoted in stories assert that the shooter was MAGA - maybe that’s somewhat controversial, but it’s ludicrous to
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by jjfoooo4 1y ago
Why do you think OpenAI wanted to get rid of GPT-4 etc so aggressively? I suppose there's a distinction between new less capable models, I can see why those would be more efficient. But maybe the older frontier models are less effici
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by jjfoooo4 1y ago
I think what we'll eventually see is frontier models getting priced dramatically more expensive (or rate limited), and more people getting pickier about what they send to frontier models vs cheaper, less powerful ones. This is already
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by jjfoooo4 1y ago
The article claims otherwise: > In fact, even if you remove the cost of training models from OpenAI's 2024 revenues (provided by The Information), OpenAI would still have lost $2.2 billion fucking dollars.
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by jjfoooo4 1y ago
People using their free offering for personal use is a critical part of Notion's sales pipeline. It's a hell of a lot easier to sell a piece of software to a company when all it's internal users have already trained themselve
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by jjfoooo4 1y ago
There's certainly a symbiosis blog publishers and small startups wanting to be perceived as influential, and big companies releasing models and wanting favorable coverage. I heavily discount same day commentary, there's a quid pro
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by jjfoooo4 1y ago
I mean, not getting confused / forgetful is a pretty big one! I think one thing it does is help you get rid of the UX where you have to manage a bunch of distinct chats. I think that pattern is not long for this world - current models
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by jjfoooo4 1y ago
Yeah to some degree that's already happened. Anecdotally I hear giving your whole iMessage history to Gemini results in pretty reasonable results, in terms of the AI understanding who the people in your life are (whether doing so is an
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by jjfoooo4 1y ago
There are many folks working on this, I think at the end of the day the long term memory is an application level concern. The definition of what information to capture is largely dependent on use case. Shameless plug for my project, which f
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by jjfoooo4 1y ago
If it's of interest, I expanded on this in a blog post: https://elroy.bot/blog/2025/07/29/ai-is-a-floor-raiser-not-a...
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AI is a floor raiser, not a ceiling raiser(elroy.bot)
370 points by jjfoooo4 1y ago|210 comments
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by jjfoooo4 1y ago
It's a floor raiser, not a ceiling raiser. It helps you get up to speed on general conventions and consensus on a topic, less so on going deep on controversial or highly specialized topics
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by jjfoooo4 1y ago
There was also a recent article on the topic in the WSJ, with an interview from the DeBeers CEO: https://www.wsj.com/business/retail/de-beers-diamonds-price-... In it he calls lab grown diamonds a "huge con&q
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by jjfoooo4 1y ago
Is that not what "Chill Mode" is? I've activated that on my car to relieve some of the jerkiness and it seems to have worked well
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When Building with AI, Add Autonomy Last(elroy.bot)
2 points by jjfoooo4 1y ago|0 comments
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by jjfoooo4 1y ago
Wouldn't that behavior already be reflected in these numbers?

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