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https://ktynski.github.io/FIRM-Fractal-Identity-Recursive-Me... Link above has the PDF and video of recursive coherence generating meaningful geometry.
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Show HN: Physics from "I am": a recursive model that works?
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Why? really, what did you get out of doing this? As someone who really respects, admires, and is grateful for Lynn Conway, this really hurts to see someone do.
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As a young trans teen I encountered Lynn Conway's personal blog, and it was among the first times I realized the feelings I had felt my entire life had a name, and that there were others like me. Her "Trans Women Successes" p
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Suno.ai will destroy the music industry it nails the hook (~49sec)
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20+ AI Uses Cases in Marketing, PR, SEO, and Social Media – Colab Experiments
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This repo contains 20+ Google Colab experiments I wrote over the last few months that leverage AI to partially or fully automate many different discrete Content Marketing, PR, Social Media, and SEO tasks. Most of them require and OpenAI API
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Generating Long-Form Content Iteratively with Enhanced Semantic Understanding
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I wrote a quick and dirty web app that leverages a multi-step iterative process to generate an article from a single topic prompt. It combines SERP analysis, semantic SEO data from NLTK (summarized and enhanced by GPT), and the language gen
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Another roadblock to AGI starting to fall. WOW.
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The power of prompt chaining and external APIs (example)
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You can tell a lot about a user based on their posting history, and GPT4 can pretty easily tell if that person has a history of good or bad faith interactions. I wrote a bot that uses GPT4 to do this analysis automatically, and while I thin
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I’m saying as long as brands can’t be guaranteed their ads won’t regularly show up next to horrific things, they won’t come back. Especially since they weren’t great To be fun with, having significantly smaller numbers of advertisers than t
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What’s to stop any of its current competitors from making a Twitter clone, one with moderation? If he can’t keep advertisers, Google or someone else could leverage their already existing network effects to take Twitter refugees.
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but adult content can’t be monetized right now afaik
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I think it would have to be an exceptionally good ad platform for most brands to look the other way. It’s never been a great performer and has historically had way fewer advertisers than Facebook.
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Not if they can’t prove the ROI vs other ad channels. They will just move spend from Twitter to better performing platforms, or even into other marketing or sales activities entirely. For most brands, Twitter isn’t the sole place they can t
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Watch him turn it into an OnlyFans clone... seems like the only viable subscription model to earn enough to stay afloat, porn. If he implemented AI Porn features, could earn more. With patrion/substack style subscription features for t
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Those teams help grow revenue. The more help they give, the more the advertiser is likely to increase their spend. They do a lot of heavy lifting to help educate ad teams about about new ad products and software changes.
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They had figured it out to the extent that there was moderation. I’m not saying the old approach was the right one, but brands need to understand what will and won’t show up next to their ads. Right now, could be almost anything.
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Yeah, but isn’t the issue a long term problem now? If he is committed to little/no moderation, when would things change in a direction that would bring advertisers back? If he wants a free speech free for all ala 4chan, he’s going to h
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The damage of a screenshot of the ads next to horrible shit going viral. Many brands probably also have concerns about potential subconscious impacts of the association, even if they would be hard to measure. Brand teams at big companies, e
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Also, many larger companies advertise on Twitter simply to cover all their bases. If Twitter becomes an advertising pariah, higher ups are going to be asking the marketing team to justify staying. Given the mediocre ROI of Twitter ads in ge
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Look at who advertises on 4chan. Elon is taking the platform that direction. That’s who will be all that’s left if he doesn’t figure out content moderation and get his ads team and software fixed ASAP.
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I run a PR agency and in my experience, the bigger the brand, the more conservative they are. Many have dedicated brand teams who care only about how the brand is portrayed. Multiple independent departments would likely be weighing in on th
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This is so damning. Twitter always had mediocre ROI as an ad platform in my experience. Now it is literally becoming dangerous for your business. Imagine a 10-100k per day ad campaign from years ago being made live by buggy software and not
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Being in the professional closet sucks, I'm over it. AMA if you are curious about my experiences as a trans woman in the professional world, especially as an entrepreneur.
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I'd guess the author isnt on TikTok. Pretty impossible to avoid the TryGuy saga there...
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Increase in Search Volume for “War” After Putin's Announcement
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Nothing about PDAP is web3, or crypto based, though some community members have suggested it (especially last year among all the Web3 hype.) Turning into a web3 company is not happening.
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