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by msoad 3y ago
Can this do realtime transcribing (streaming)?
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by msoad 3y ago
iPhone users won’t change anything if their “googling” experience is not powered by Google
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by msoad 3y ago
Same! I don't get why there are so many complains about macOS? It works very well for me; as a programmer or as a simple media consumer user. In fact I switched to Safari for web browsing a few years ago and have not looked back. I use
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by msoad 3y ago
Nice! I'm going to try this out! Nit: For me, it would be nicer if `ai` was a fixture itself. test.describe('Calendly', ({ ai }) => {
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by msoad 3y ago
isn't that literally every software product? You provide the data and they provide value on top
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by msoad 3y ago
Let's be real. At some point someone (a government like China) will train a model on all available copyrighted materials and will have a huge advantage in this field. Something needs to be done. Not sure if a private company like OpenA
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by msoad 3y ago
In this job market, it's a little scary for me to do the same.
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Ask HN: Navigating a Lucrative but Unfulfilling Role – When to Jump Ship?
4 points by msoad 3y ago|3 comments
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by msoad 3y ago
For 3 kids, a Staff Engineer position in California with 500k W-2 income is comparable to a 150k income in Germany. It's madness! (super rough estimates) in California: 240k after tax which is 20k/mo. About 10k/mo for housing
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by msoad 3y ago
most ads I see on Instagram don't want my clicks. They want me think of a Rolex watch or a new BMW car by injecting themselves between the content
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by msoad 3y ago
if Meta ends up being the owners of "Android of VR" by this investment and VR ends up being as big as mobile Zuck will show everyone why they did this. I'm optimistic that Meta's plan is going to work and AR/VR will
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by msoad 3y ago
Playwright is MIT licensed and as far as I see they won't try to lock anyone into Microsoft offering like Cypress is doing. Playwright is built on top of Chrome Developer Tools Protocol[1] by the ex-Chrome folks and the API is far supe
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by msoad 3y ago
Playwright is far far more nice to work with. Leveraging Chrome Developer Tools Protocol it gives you so much more power. Don't even think of comparing Cypress to Playwright. Playwright is the winner in the first minute of comparison
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by msoad 3y ago
Why this comment is written in sports podcast tone?
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by msoad 3y ago
Honestly the way the models are improving I don’t see a ton of “product” work needed anymore. Any UI is worse than a good AI assistant that I can chat/talk to. Why do I need your forms and data rendering if the AI assistant is smart en
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by msoad 3y ago
is a few milliseconds in latency really a problem for current LLM models? They are already so slow that users are used to waiting 10s of seconds for a response anyways. I feel like until the actual latency of LLM models improve to sub-secon
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by msoad 3y ago
Why there is no WiFi? Without wireless internet connection it's almost useless for me
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by msoad 3y ago
persistance?
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by msoad 3y ago
Unrelated but cute too: in the Unicode world tofu is when systems can't render a character and you get a square (tofu)
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by msoad 3y ago
It doesn't know[0] how the satisfies operator in TypeScript works which was released[1] before this cutoff. [0] https://chat.openai.com/share/38352c99-994d-4af7-9d8b-43f892... [1] https://devblogs.micro
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by msoad 3y ago
For me it was the chart for investor house purchases. It's not shocking that investors are not excited to purchase properties with 7% interest rates when returns on investment properties are less than 7% usually.
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by msoad 3y ago
it would be a shame if it would be possible to train a very useful AI using all the books in the world but corporate greed wouldn’t allow it
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by msoad 3y ago
Now think of ChatGPT with this framework. Because it is paid to do, it will slowly try to convince you to buy something or even worse think of some politician or party differently. Scary stuff!
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by msoad 3y ago
The type of prompt that asks it to invent a new language (e.g. use only these letters) always fails. I wonder if it has to do with it being a "language" model?
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by msoad 3y ago
is this an aquahire?
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by msoad 3y ago
Is there any place we can try those models? Are they available on HuggingFace?
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by msoad 3y ago
Yes exactly. If it was a direct payment they had to announce it. But it's corrupt payment and that's what pg's article is saying.
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by msoad 3y ago
Because that's how it works. Having a different list of songs to play in each show is not newsworthy at all
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by msoad 3y ago
This reminds me of pg’s submarine article[1]. NYT is being paid to promote Metallica’s tour. Possibly because not enough old people want to go to an expensive concert and young people think Metallica is an Instagram filter or something… [1]
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by msoad 3y ago
Huh someone decided to be a writer I see. I see a ton of people around me that are writers, music producers, actors and so on. They all claim that they are in their first years of their careers and they need more time to be successful at a

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