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by mrkramer 2y ago
That mail looks like it was written by some LLM....I wouldn't take it seriously.
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by mrkramer 2y ago
Hug of death?
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by mrkramer 2y ago
I like the HN like design. Great web app.
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by mrkramer 2y ago
Who owns the code? I guess you should never really admit that AI coding assistant helped you during coding and there you go....problem solved. Edit: It's actually more harder than this; the best option would be to roll your own AI codi
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by mrkramer 2y ago
That would be a hard filter to pull off; because LLM technology is getting so good and it's really hard to spot recycled content but taking in consideration Google's capabilities, I'm sure they can make some sort of AI conten
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Google adds Web search filter for showing old-school text links as AI rolls out(techcrunch.com)
1 points by mrkramer 2y ago|3 comments
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by mrkramer 2y ago
>I would also wonder how it avoids being tainted by a web of other AI results of various qualities that it is indexing. I also wonder that....how Gemini and other LLM chat bots decide what to index and include in an answer and what to no
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by mrkramer 2y ago
Google is scared of what every new model can produce, they don't want drama but they always end up in some kind of media drama.
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by mrkramer 2y ago
YouTube people: We need more UGC. DeepMind people: AI can do it.
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by mrkramer 2y ago
One would wonder how they screwed up, taking in consideration billions of people use Meta's products. This only shows you that Big Tech isn't good at everything and that there is plenty of room for startups.
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Demis Hassabis is the man tasked with turning Google's AI research into profits(cnbc.com)
2 points by mrkramer 2y ago|1 comments
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by mrkramer 2y ago
>It's more like you are in 1999, people are spending $100B in fiber, while a lot of computer scientists are working in compression, multiplexing, etc. But nobody knows what's around the corner and what future brings....for exam
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by mrkramer 2y ago
>This thing continues to stress my skepticism for AI scaling laws and the broad AI semiconductor capex spending. Imagine you are in 1970s and saying computers suck, they are expensive, there is not that many use cases....fast forward to
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by mrkramer 2y ago
No, because we never know what's around the corner. Even Moore's law didn't peak. As long as there is fierce competition, things will continue to move forward.
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by mrkramer 2y ago
I had a similar idea few months ago....didn't know so many people have the very same idea :) Can you guys share a few examples so I can see how mail results look like?
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by mrkramer 2y ago
So if you have a short attention span would you prefer watching 10 minutes of 2 hour movie or you would rather prefer watching 10 minutes of 10 seconds funny videos on TikTok?! Different formats are meant for different purposes, in another
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by mrkramer 2y ago
>It's not about short videos, it's about the algorithm. People have short attention span so it was about short videos and yea it's also about discovery algorithm. Vine didn't have a chance at Twitter and now Twitter i
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by mrkramer 2y ago
It's funny how TikTok took Vine's short video concept and brought it to another level, meaning US was the original innovator not the Chinese. If Facebook or Google acquired Vine back in the day, TikTok wouldn't probably exist
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TikTok sues the US government over law that could ban the app(techcrunch.com)
5 points by mrkramer 2y ago|1 comments
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by mrkramer 2y ago
>Early social media (MySpace, Twitter, Facebook) was a free alternative to paying someone to run, patch, and scale your own website/blog. It gave a lot of people opportunity to create their own communities and engage with them in a
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Green search engine Ecosia launches a cross-platform browser(techcrunch.com)
4 points by mrkramer 3y ago|0 comments
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by mrkramer 3y ago
AI is amazing at making music....I couldn't believe this album[0] was made by AI. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=La_SjjXFJLk
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by mrkramer 3y ago
So US = Internet ?
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by mrkramer 3y ago
News paywalls are deeply problematic because when you "surf" the Web and when you stumble upon some paywalled article, you are either stuck (blocked from viewing the content) and you leave or you view the paywalled article in &quo
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by mrkramer 3y ago
Challenging Supreme Court is not a good idea. Let's see what happens next.
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by mrkramer 3y ago
Meanwhile down south Microsoft casually pumps $10bn+ into OpenAI.
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by mrkramer 3y ago
>The question then is really: "how can I algorithmically rank content on a decentralized network" An interesting thing would be if you could write your own ranking algorithm and then apply it to your followers' content or
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by mrkramer 3y ago
You think Jeff would ship a product that was paid with a stolen card....
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by mrkramer 3y ago
Interesting fact about Bulgaria and Amazon, first order on Amazon.com was from Bulgaria.
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Apple changes App Store rules to allow retro game emulators globally(techcrunch.com)
1 points by mrkramer 3y ago|0 comments

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