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by motoxpro 1y ago
You're describing low skilled presenters. That is what it looks like when you put someone up in front of a camera and tell them to communicate a lot of information. You're not thinking about "being yourself," you're
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by motoxpro 1y ago
They are researchers, not professional presenters. I promise you if I told you to do a live demo, on stage, for 20 minutes, going back and forth between scripted and unscripted content, to an audience of at least 50 million people, that unl
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by motoxpro 1y ago
Engagement is one of the core pieces education and one of the hardest things to solve. If you remember back to being a kid, reading white papers is not really a thing. Interesting (e.g. engaging) teachers and field trips (which not all scho
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by motoxpro 1y ago
You can use the API. You're using the fixed price becasue it's cheaper. It's cheaper because they price it assuming a certain amount of usage being below a threshold. The usage went above the threshold. The usage was limited
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by motoxpro 1y ago
You could eat a few bites less of beef in one meal and that would be your equivalent AI use for a lifetime.
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by motoxpro 1y ago
Sounds about like a manager at any large-ish company. Not in a disparaging way, just interesting.
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by motoxpro 1y ago
I'd much rather this than the 2010s of Uber for X or the 10,000th SaaS productivity app.
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by motoxpro 1y ago
What do you mean? The deployment? It seems pretty straightforward to me. I can't actually see how it could be simpler.
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by motoxpro 1y ago
What a trip. Play the car one and drive into a building. Its such cool experience having it go from wall to a completely different environment, just because it's fun and quirky. If you look at it from the perspective of "this is s
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by motoxpro 1y ago
I'd argue this is a much older insight. It's not that it's frictionless, it's that it's opinionated. All of the products mentioned ADD friction for the wrong customer base. Cursor is FORCING you to use AI when in VS
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by motoxpro 1y ago
Yeah, what is a "professional grade" sharpe ratio compared to a shape ratio
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by motoxpro 1y ago
What is the difference between this and a group chat? Most people have < 20 people that they know well enough to give a secret code to unless you're a creator or personality, in which care we are back to snapchat. If the posts are m
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by motoxpro 1y ago
Why is it dumb?
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by motoxpro 1y ago
This is why the price goes up. If the LTV of a "good" user (e.g. user who buys things from ads) is X, you price the non-ad tier at X + Y. Y is the premium you pay for not wanting to see ads. So you're right, but also wrong, i
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by motoxpro 1y ago
This is a big misunderstanding of the business model. The price might go up, but there will always be a tier with no ads.
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by motoxpro 1y ago
I would believe those are some of the better options and definitely a useful benchmark. 1. How do you go about finding the "absolute" best when you go to a city 2. What does this have to do with the GP's question?
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by motoxpro 1y ago
I would say the opposite. Unless the person has a lot of custom instructions going on. Getting sentences like "but usage patterns flipped people finally ran real tasks through it." seem like it would take some amount of work.
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by motoxpro 1y ago
Thanks!
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by motoxpro 1y ago
Can you give an example? I feel like you didn’t answer any of their questions and I am genuinely curious about what these things mean. “Institutional model”? what does customization mean beyond time and risk? It’s sounding like you you have
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by motoxpro 1y ago
whichyr is awesome. I feel terrible about myself that I am systematically below average.
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by motoxpro 1y ago
What a weird way to frame a business decision.
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by motoxpro 1y ago
I think they are talking about making their own series, not selling something, which will be valuable to exactly one person (or in this case a group chat). Which is awesome.
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by motoxpro 1y ago
4o is better than 4.1 for a lot of things that are non-coding/general research.
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by motoxpro 1y ago
Typical behavior on a Meta/social app is that it shares it to everyone. See Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Twitter, etc. If you index on chat apps, you're correct, if you start from Meta's social apps, which they said they have
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by motoxpro 1y ago
This is so obvious when you say it, but what an awesome insight.
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by motoxpro 1y ago
Devils advocate. It's not hard to see how this could succeed if you don't indicate on today, or a humane AI pin/Rabbit device. 1. I would imagine they believe their models will continue to get better at the rate they have bee
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by motoxpro 1y ago
This would be the why of that acquisition as this needs a more integrated UI. Guessing by the speed at which this came out, this was in the works long before that acquisition.
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by motoxpro 1y ago
What you're advocating for has a few 2nd order effects. 1. Entrenches Google, Facebook, etc. because they are the only people that have enough money to comply with the regulation. 2. Makes the rest of the internet worse (e.g. people sh
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by motoxpro 1y ago
This is one of those things that makes a ton of sense, will be a successful product (whether here or, most likely, integrated into Zillow, Expedia, etc. for real estate, hotels, vacation rentals), but completely bums me out because the whol
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by motoxpro 1y ago
Doesn't that describe most good ideas in life? Things that are commonsense (especially after the fact), simple, seldomly well practiced because of human nature, and can be communicated in a few paragraphs but take years to understand?

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