lukasb

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   by lukasb 4y ago

   Great! Would I be able to provide customers any guarantees about the privacy of their data? Could you create embeddings based on data encrypted homomorphically?
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   by lukasb 4y ago

   What if I'm building a service that leverages LLMs for my customers? Would I be able to use an API to upload my customers' data and have embeddings created for that? Or is this not a use case you're building for?
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   by lukasb 4y ago

   Talked to a lawyer yesterday who works in an area where the key laws haven't changed in 90 years. He's built an excellent career based on deep knowledge of those laws.
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   by lukasb 4y ago

   Thanks!
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   by lukasb 4y ago

   I admit, I was skeptical when I started reading your comment, by the end I was thoroughly convinced. Even with good hotkeys for tiling window management and switching, there's still a lot of friction in my setup. Envious since I probab
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   by lukasb 4y ago

   Underrated comment.
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   by lukasb 4y ago

   "reliably filling the silence during commute" - this has never made sense to me. There are an infinite number of creators I can subscribe to. So I can always have unwatched content available just by subscribing to creators with hi
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   by lukasb 4y ago

   I think the difference between humans and special-purpose ML models here is that humans can generalize from examples in different domains. (There are ML models that also try to do this - train across domains to be more robust against out-of
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   by lukasb 4y ago

   If a human artist sold work created by copying her style, they would definitely get called out by other artists.
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    by lukasb 4y ago

    The thing html missed out on (which was part of the original vision, to be fair) was using the same program for editing and viewing.
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    by lukasb 4y ago

    What size iPad do you have? Thinking about getting the pen but I have the smaller Pro, not sure how good an experience it will be.
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    by lukasb 4y ago

    This would be solved if Continuity Camera let your iPad use your iPhone camera. Doesn't seem like it does, though.
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    by lukasb 4y ago

    Saw him give a performance of old+new work about six months ago. Was pretty blown away. Great visuals (by a collaborator) as well.
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    by lukasb 4y ago

    Great article. Was reading through thinking "okay so why aren't super apps popular in the west?" and lo and behold, they tackle that question brilliantly.
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    by lukasb 4y ago

    Criticizing is not cancelling.
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    by lukasb 4y ago

    I don't have a problem with that. I have a problem with yelling at people as your primary method of motivating them. Which, according to Joel's story, was Bill's default method in every review.
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    by lukasb 4y ago

    “Bill doesn’t really want to review your spec, he just wants to make sure you’ve got it under control. His standard M.O. is to ask harder and harder questions until you admit that you don’t know, and then he can yell at you for being unpre
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    by lukasb 4y ago

    I'm surprised at the pushback against ClawsOnPaws here. Why would you not want to make your apps usable by as many people as possible?
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    by lukasb 4y ago

    The premise is wrong, technological change has slowed only in relative terms, not in absolute terms: https://twitter.com/ThomasPHI2/status/1516079819913674759
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    by lukasb 4y ago

    yeah I had the same o_O reaction
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    by lukasb 4y ago

    Well-built apartments with good light, soundproofing etc are great, and you can get amenities in the building that would be cost-prohibitive for a single-family home.
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    by lukasb 4y ago

    USB drive
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    by lukasb 4y ago

    Have you ever been inside a Wright building? They just feel fantastic to be in. The way a cathedral interior creates this powerful sense of space? Wright could do that with a living room.
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    by lukasb 4y ago

    HTG: What did you do “right” in the early years of Atari that people could learn from today? Bushnell: We did really good branding. Yep, they were great at this, and that’s why Atari is still famous, rather than just the individual games.
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    by lukasb 4y ago

    I'm sorry that you've apparently only worked with bad PMs.
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    by lukasb 4y ago

    And? This is basically an argument for preserving the status quo of housing. The status quo sucks.
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    by lukasb 4y ago

    "Hamlet (the man) is dominated by an emotion which is inexpressible, because it is in excess of the facts as they appear." That's exactly what I like about it!
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    by lukasb 4y ago

    for audio/video, would you want a single lat/long per file, or a continuous stream with run-length encoding?
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    by lukasb 4y ago

    If you take this line of thinking far enough you get to enactivism: "a position in cognitive science that argues that cognition arises through a dynamic interaction between an acting organism and its environment." https:/&#x
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    by lukasb 4y ago

    Yes. There are times that I'm away from computers for a month or more, would be very helpful to be able to auto-reply on FB Messenger, iMessage etc to let people know I'm not ignoring them.