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by neural_thing 1y ago
Fixed now
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by neural_thing 1y ago
looks like people somehow deleted everything, reset it to starting position
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by neural_thing 1y ago
implemented, thanks for the idea, love it
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by neural_thing 1y ago
oooh good idea thanks
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by neural_thing 1y ago
oh it's gone through a lot of iterations - I have seen Among Us characters, people clearing out the canvas down to 8 rectangles, entire thing going one color, had to delete a few obscenities, etc
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by neural_thing 1y ago
yeah - merging has been tricky to nail down, definitely the thing that's gone through the most iterations so far
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by neural_thing 1y ago
No worries lol. Learning experience for me :)
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by neural_thing 1y ago
people wrote scripts to color everything one color, had to implement some limits, but I think should be good now
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by neural_thing 1y ago
I have a script that generates images every hour, will adapt it to let people save states!
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by neural_thing 1y ago
I think I'm having stability issues with lots of users, will try to figure it out, sorry
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by neural_thing 1y ago
Pun
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Show HN: MMOndrian(mmondrian.com)
74 points by neural_thing 1y ago|43 comments
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by neural_thing 1y ago
It's because the California government doesn't believe in markets, prices as incentives or anything like that. California govt believes in state mandates
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by neural_thing 1y ago
According to this, there is only one new car model of any kind selling for under $20K in the US these days https://www.carfax.com/rankings/cheapest-cars
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by neural_thing 1y ago
I tested o3 on a medical issue I've had that 50+ doctors couldn't diagnose over the span of 6-7 years, ended up figuring it out through sheer luck. With my first prompt, it gave a list of probabilities, with the correct answer bei
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by neural_thing 1y ago
highly doubt that
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by neural_thing 1y ago
What percentage of companies can hire an engineer who writes better code than o3?
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by neural_thing 1y ago
So much worse than Devin/Replit. Also, the system prompt encourages it to use Genkit, so it tried to add AI to an email sending function...
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by neural_thing 2y ago
These days, applying through job portals is a losing strategy. People are overwhelmed with perfect-on-paper AI-generated applications. Email people directly. DM them on Twitter/LinkedIn. Meet people in person.
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LessDoom: Response to AI 2027(sergey.substack.com)
2 points by neural_thing 2y ago|0 comments
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by neural_thing 2y ago
Vernor Vinge as much as anyone can be credited with the concept of the singularity. In his 1993 essay on it, he said he'd be surprised if it happened before 2005 or after 2030 https://edoras.sdsu.edu/~vinge/misc&#x
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by neural_thing 2y ago
Devin got a lot faster for me recently, made it a lot more enjoyable to use
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Devin is now generally available(cognition.ai)
155 points by neural_thing 2y ago|132 comments
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by neural_thing 2y ago
i wrote about the prospect of financial returns from AGI here if anyone's interested - https://sergey.substack.com/p/will-all-this-ai-investment-pa...
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MoarWrong(moarwrong.com)
2 points by neural_thing 2y ago|0 comments
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Intel shows off first integrated optical compute interconnect for scaling up AI(siliconangle.com)
6 points by neural_thing 2y ago|1 comments
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by neural_thing 2y ago
Daniel Gross (with his partner Nat Friedman) invested $100M into Magic alone. I don't think SSI will struggle to raise money.
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by neural_thing 2y ago
If you read the WSJ article, his second investment was $15,000 for 2% of Stripe
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What's the Price Elasticity of Demand for Intelligence?(sergey.substack.com)
3 points by neural_thing 2y ago|1 comments
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by neural_thing 2y ago
Very strange how many people are here to dunk on Zuck. He's opening up an OS. THAT'S AWESOME! We should celebrate that in principle, no matter how we feel about him or VR in general.

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