nashadelic

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by nashadelic 10mo ago
I’ve felt that as a general rule, every social media or blog post is a rule-for-self by its author
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by nashadelic 11mo ago
> The more I try to perfect it, the easier it becomes I have the opposite experience, once it goes off track, its nearly impossible to bring it back on message
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by nashadelic 1y ago
Two things: 1. The death toll has shown that this is the most indiscriminate bombings (Biden's own words) and deaths of civilians in recent memory. So, you could argue the tech is aiding in killing key civil infra staff 2. Sure, they c
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by nashadelic 1y ago
They've been raising the alarm for months. If this extreme action is what it took Microsoft to look into genocide and then terminate the contract, it was absolutely the right call
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by nashadelic 1y ago
What other country do you know of that can, with a wave of a hand, import a million highest-quality, ambitious people from across the globe? These folks aren't clamoring to go to other countries; this is the US position, and it was bui
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by nashadelic 1y ago
Magic links are an order of magnitude safer than passwords, and the majority of regular users will never set up 2FA, so this raises the base safety for all
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by nashadelic 1y ago
While the headline is focused Microsoft the bigger story is the wanton violation of human rights, privacy and using this data in risk scores which I’m certain gets used in automated kill chains by Israel.
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by nashadelic 1y ago
They're all censored, try asking "mainstream" models about current genocides and see mental gymnastics.
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by nashadelic 1y ago
I've seen this too! Any idea why or whats going on?
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by nashadelic 1y ago
them and google model names and xbox console names
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by nashadelic 1y ago
this is such a great, obvious(?) idea, I've always hated feeling "rushed" whenever I talk to a voice agent and doesn't give me enough time to think.
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by nashadelic 1y ago
I also feel Elon's team has been "untouchable" for Zuck and doesn't want to stir anything with him. But since his falling out of grace with the admin that could change?
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by nashadelic 1y ago
It's an agentic research mode, grounded with links from the web that reduce or eliminate hallucinations. The results is a very detailed, sometimes 50 page output. Very useful if you're trying to understand a new industry, state-of
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by nashadelic 1y ago
I'd love to hear how grok works inside agentic coders like cursor or copilot for production code bases.
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by nashadelic 2y ago
Also, Anthroipic revenue is much lower. OpenAi's marketing is certainly outpacing A\
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by nashadelic 2y ago
Every non-tech friend I know loves the new image gen feature. Its a killer feature akin to instagra filters.
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by nashadelic 2y ago
Congrats on the launch! How has it been using Missio internally?
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by nashadelic 2y ago
I actually get annoyed when experienced folks say this isn't AGI, its next word predict and not human-like intelligence. But we don't know how human intelligence works. Is it also just a matrix of neuron weights? Maybe it ends up
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by nashadelic 2y ago
Ah right! That's definitely something we can improve. Check out the link, its a new product, much simpler and a lot more powerful tho!
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by nashadelic 2y ago
Thanks for letting me know! I'd love it if you could tell me which parts we could improve. Do you have a recommendation?
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by nashadelic 2y ago
Founder here, happy to answer questions!
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Show HN: Integry App Functions – one API for agents to take action on 300 apps(integry.ai)
6 points by nashadelic 2y ago|5 comments
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by nashadelic 2y ago
I think all key roles should have a LLM as a double-check. The CEO LLM recommends what the CEO should do and its another data point. Overtime, if the CEO does what the LLM recommends 99% of the time... you can replace the CEO. We should do
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by nashadelic 2y ago
> I'm really unimpressed by the velocity of feature development from these AI orgs, I don't expect them to have complete feature parity any time soon if at all. I feel two ways about this: one is that there's a lot of oppo
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by nashadelic 2y ago
It’s both. Most manual tests are required to be run whenever the underlying code has changed. And that’s pretty slow and annoying. Interpreting results is usually pretty trivial, like checking the http code or checking against an assert. I
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by nashadelic 2y ago
Another great example of the US shooting itself in the foot. I guess if we get more competition, its better for the consumer.
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by nashadelic 2y ago
I think the interview itself is fine, their PR person messed up by sending that email and becoming the news story itself, which otherwise was a nothingburger, insert b-player-hire-c-player/founder-mode meme
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by nashadelic 2y ago
I like this analogy. And I suppose that’s the risk-reward trade off: a founder can really get more out of a company than a manager but when you lose them it’s a drop. But I would argue that you can always find professional management when t
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by nashadelic 2y ago
It's also very strange to throw the average worker under the bus for what is clearly a leadership failure at practically all levels but obviously coming from the top. Google has a ton of innovation; the current AI race has deep Google
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by nashadelic 2y ago
Sounds like one of those "later" problems which no one looks into till much later

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