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koolala
3y ago
It's important to me because if the pattern was actually useful then we should be able to use it anywhere and talk about it. It seems obvious that the pipe "workflow" pattern as they call it isn't the end-all for program
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3y ago
Monads are a concept in types and a specific theory but if you throw the rigid definition away can't they be done anywhere? For example, if I have three RaspberryPi's, isn't there a way I could compose them as monads? That is
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3y ago
If my example of pipeline is a limited metaphor, couldn't it be expanded? I love this subject but it's traditionally over-complex, so I appreciate the correction and explaination. How could "strength" be applied generica
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3y ago
So how do you generalize this idea to programs and functions? My framing is "incorrect" I think but it feels far easier to reason about. Couldn't this same idea be applied generically to all computer programs? Could its valua
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3y ago
In my own personal monad opinion, the 'strongest' idea of a monad to me is just a function or program. monad 1 | monad 2 | monad 3 It doesn't have to be complicated.
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koolala
3y ago
I'm so excited to use a spatial computer (a mobile VR headset computer) that can connect to my phone with my friends. We can host and create AR apps like that.
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koolala
3y ago
This is so important to me too! Thank you everyone for fighting for this!
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koolala
3y ago
At what point are they actually stealing our souls to train AI? Art? Private comments to our loved ones?
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3y ago
What are Discords terms? Any app like phone calls, IRC, or real time communication - is scary. Are AI really just our souls stolen into big data holograms? Do Artists think their work is an expression of their souls? Is talking on video, sm
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3y ago
:) this is a good way to make web libraries, its educational, functional, and full of love for the standards
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3y ago
I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt but yeah... its not obvious yet but it easily could be.
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3y ago
Deckard's releasing as a response to Apple would be great for Spatial Computing. I'm not sure if Simula is interested in 3d spatial computing like Apple or is doing 2d spatial computing like 1980's text terminals.
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4y ago
Why doesn't your launch info-post here mention anything about safety and the obvious concerns here? "We deeply care about ethics and privacy and have implemented verfication processes and regulations to avoid people cloning anyone
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4y ago
Materials can be pressurized in other materials. Like a soda can. Curious to see what materials can easily handle maintaining 10 kilobars of pressure. ChatGPT says Titanium, Tungsten, and Stainless Steel can handle above 10k. Even carbon fi
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4y ago
Could you add a feature for saving the chat history? Bing is sorely missing this feature. ChatHub would mean double the insightful saved knowledge. It could just save client side in IndexedDB. I just ran it, logged into both systems, and it
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koolala
4y ago
Yeah I totally misread it, couldn't believe it. Kind of unfortunate how easy it is to misread - lots of people seem to be.
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koolala
4y ago
conversions not conversations! It was super easy to misread!
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4y ago
“We should be able to run a very good ads business,” he said. “I think it’s easy to imagine how ads would show up in space when you have AR glasses on. Our ability to track conversions, which is where there has been a lot of focus as a comp
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4y ago
Seems like a good way to validate it would be to have everyone play the same set of songs. Then to tell if the predictions work, see if it can find each different song each individual plays. I hope the design wasn't as bad as you say.
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4y ago
Isn't it better than having humans do it instead individually. Yes, it will have bias, but it will all be biased the same from 1 models perspective. The data could then be adjusted for bias. Humans doing it would instead create bias in
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koolala
4y ago
See Pathos? It's streamlined but very inspired with great UI.
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koolala
4y ago
I hope they advance the state of the art for software in XR. The BS-Beyond has proven how good Hardware can be. Now we just need Apple Spatial Software to show how good Software can be.
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4y ago
When / where did you meet with Mayan Elder? Whats the story there? That sounds like an adventure!
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4y ago
I hope this kind of thing will be open source or standard one day.
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koolala
4y ago
You use a scr33n sav3r? What happens when you use your Browser to do your ideal steps. Does Browser DRM block it from working? Have you tried Firefox?
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4y ago
It weighs twice as much.
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4y ago
It looks amazing - an uncanny leap into the next gen computer displays. Can't wait till the leap after! This headset could be the beginning of normal computer users (like Hacker News readers) starting to use XR displays. Maybe... we ar
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koolala
4y ago
Isn't it similar to a generic idea like Object Oriented programming? It's a pattern that can work on a server or a client. Unless your server isn't using a DOM of course.
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4y ago
I want to know how he views it's abilities and universal grammer :( It seems like he never talks about grammer concepts anymore. I'd love to see any recent ideas hes had on it.
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4y ago
Language models and crawling the web for semantic data is sort of the same thing. It's like, an argument could be made that ChatGPT is itself a Semantic-created Internet. If AI becomes the way we consume data then Semantic patterns wil
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