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Uhmmm... I'm sorry but when Waymo started near everyone I talked to about it says "zero % I'm going in one of those things, they won't be allowed anyway, they'll never be better than a human, I wouldn't trust o
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I can't get over how bad Air Canada is, compared to porter or even west jet I'm surprised anyone flys them, the people who work for them are clearly angry and the service is always expensive and bad. My most recent travel advent
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1y ago
I'm bad at speeling. :(
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1y ago
Wouldn't it be a bit unusual if that wasn't true? We build our coding agent...with our coding agent... feeling like this is table steaks.
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1y ago
"First, we sought to model high-dose used in a clinical study for chronic pain, where patients were administered a psychedelic dose (25 mg) of psilocybin. Using the standard allometric scaling method, a human dose of 25 mg of psilocybi
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1y ago
If apple put some type of hard enough to copy engraving or watermarking on their stuff, that might help a bit, or a QR code that called back to an apple server that verified it's authenticity, then I could ask the person in the mall to
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1y ago
The liquid protection is nice. I never had it either because the only thing I was worried about was liquid and I'm quite careful with that, but last year someone spilled apple juice all over my stuff and it was an expensive bill, so I
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1y ago
Who appears to be a real, human, translator: https://www.instagram.com/nancyrk/
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1y ago
I generally like your idea, but as someone in growth, I hope you provide the users with a lot of instruction and warning on compliance, CASL are particularly eager to enforce.
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1y ago
I know 2 MBA types who have been in tech a long time who are currently doing a combo of vibe coding v0 style coupled with a regular LLM spitting out code (o3 pro I believe), coupled with a coding agent in slack they talk to, connected to gi
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1y ago
Wild, thanks for sharing. My degree is in digital imaging and I spent years battling CA, interesting to imagine that something uses it to see colour, wonder what it would look like. Continuous spectral differentiation via CA vs "bins&q
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1y ago
I recently watched a decent natgeo series on Octopus Ep. 1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WepnzaNLLMI Ep. 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ah8U0-fV6k8 Ep. 3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v
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1y ago
Lots of confusion about what Steven is saying here. I'm pretty sure his point is: A) People don’t actually read deeply in corporate and professional contexts, even pre-AI, and B) AI compounds the issue because it both creates vast quan
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1y ago
Deliverability is not a purely technical SMTP-level issue. It also involves domain/IP reputation, email content quality, bounce rate management, spam complaints etc etc etc. Also I'm pretty sure there is a buuuunch of compliance s
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1y ago
I agree, hence the heavy couching, so to your point I'm def just ranting a bit, because: I just think it would be more valuable to see some kind of MoA, I guess what I'm talking about is a bit of a different measurement, thinking
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1y ago
Posts like this kinda-sorta grind my gears, like... I get it, but also... accounting, like many real world tasks, is fundamentally a chain of precise and constrained and auditable operations. Humans approach these tasks through structured p
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1y ago
How much of a big deal is this stuff? I was blessed with dyscalculia so I can hardly add two numbers together, don't pay much attention to the mathematics word, but my reading indicates this is extremely difficult/humans cannot do
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1y ago
Has Ruja Ignatova largely gotten away with the OneCoin stuff? Don't hear much about it anymore. I googled around but not much since last year.
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Everything is quite intense that way with 2C-B, very very rich, but in a more psilocybin way than LSD. 2C-B is super weird, I find it hard to pinpoint what it is about 2C-B that is so unique among the phenethylamines/tryptamines.
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Just thinking aloud: I've been in this industry for what will be going on 20 years now (startup/tech/venture funded stuff) - my observation is that things have become incredibly abstract over the past 15 years - people are ve
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"The real challenge isn't AI capabilities, it's designing tools and feedback systems that agents can actually use effectively." - this part I agree with - I'd been sitting the AI stuff out because I was unclear wher
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Powerful self assembling machines controlled by artificial intelligence more capable than the average human, not your flavor of the month then I guess? More seriously, are there public examples where inventors/technologists have ever a
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I think that is a cool way of looking at it - build on what you said, to me it might be a bit like in both instances (dreaming and llms) - it's maybe a bit related to what they are trying to do (presuming dreams have a purpose) + the r
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1y ago
We are building a tool specifically for typescript developers, just launched a couple of months ago and I'd really appreciate if you gave it a try and provided me with feedback, people seem to really like using it. http://ch
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1y ago
Rats too!! :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYHMc3-f3v8
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This, is how to enjoy your retirement. Hope we see lots of other fun projects like this from you John, a very enjoyable read. :)
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1y ago
Anchoring still exists and is something people use, price for sure impacts how people view things, if you make 3 price points for your product, say... $20/mth, $200mth and $25000/mth, you can often push people into the middle pack
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FWIW: Got me sober and I think: kept me sober. Psilocybin is some powerful stuff tho, do recommend if people want to try it for "issues" - you seek someone who knows what they are doing first.
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We were in closed alpha and thankfully a fair number of teams converted. To your point: right now we don't have any users on the $2500/mth plan, but it aligned with what the people on the $500/mth plan are asking for, we'
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We just came out of closed alpha yesterday and have been trying to figure out how best to price, if you'd be willing to provide any feedback I'd certainly appreciate it: https://www.charlielabs.ai/pricing - Thank
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