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by oidar 8mo ago
Like a lot of others, I'm working on replacing apps that I use that aren't just perfect for me. So I've been working on a local "Hey.com" replacement that lets me have multiple "feeds", real search and off
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by oidar 8mo ago
Is this the black box folks you mentioned?
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Why Are There Still So Many Jobs? The History and Future of Workplace Automation [pdf](economics.mit.edu)
3 points by oidar 8mo ago|0 comments
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by oidar 8mo ago
>As a huge enterprise, you’re not going to rip out a component your SoR for a cool startup or a vibe-coded internal tool If you are a huge enterprise, why not?
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by oidar 8mo ago
Some of those connectors are only available on the mac and some only on the iPhone. Like notes is available on the mac, but not on the phone. Vice versa for reminders.
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by oidar 8mo ago
I think you are right. In fact, if were a regular office worker today, a Claude subscription could possibly be the only piece of software you might need to open for days in a row to be productive. You can check messages, send messages, modi
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by oidar 8mo ago
And for iOS, Orion.
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by oidar 9mo ago
Something similar happened to a physician friend of mine who was working on an note writing and research app that didn't have PMI - it used simulated/scrubbed medical data. Thankfully, only had to wait two weeks to hear from a rea
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by oidar 9mo ago
Related: https://old.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1qfjwpe/ralph_l...
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by oidar 9mo ago
> best podcasts ever made have come out in the past 2-3 years Please share!
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by oidar 9mo ago
Forget about blocking ChatGPT, they block search from users. I can't count the number of times I'd had to go back to search engine to find a specific product on Amazon because they don't surface the product with the exact nam
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by oidar 9mo ago
I want to use silicone bowls and lids, but silicone dishes always come out sticky and cloudy out of the dishwasher (even with rinse aid, whole house filtered water and extra rinse/wash cycles). Other dishes don't have this problem
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by oidar 9mo ago
>Speaking of smoking, anti-smoking campaigns in the US in the 90s led to a vast reduction in teen use and adult use alike. Late 90s... specifically after 1997 and early 2000s. But the anti-smoking campaigns before that were not effecti
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by oidar 9mo ago
That sounds admirable. But it doesn't sound like a fast browser.
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by oidar 9mo ago
Congrats! I'll be working this out. It doesn't seem that you can connect to gmail currently through cowork right now. When will the connectors roll out for this? (Gmail works fine in chats currently).
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Reason Studios Acquired by AI-Powered Music Production Firm Landr(synthtopia.com)
1 points by oidar 9mo ago|0 comments
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by oidar 9mo ago
This is a very good point. If the 3rd party tools are using opus for compacting/summarizing - that would increase inference costs for anthropic.
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Building a 64-Bit OS from Scratch with Claude Code(isene.org)
2 points by oidar 9mo ago|0 comments
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by oidar 10mo ago
Can I include an asshole AI? Or one that nitpicks my grammar? Also need someone to explain how I am wrong about nearly everything and should give up writing? Otherwise it would feel super fake.
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by oidar 10mo ago
I think it would be interesting to be able to move alaska and the continental US separately. There used to be another tool that did this, but I don't think it allowed moving alaska alone either.
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by oidar 10mo ago
How do you think they are training for the spatial part of the tests? It doesn’t seem to lend itself well to token based “reasoning”. I wonder if they are just synthetically creating training data and hope a new emergent spatial reason abil
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by oidar 10mo ago
And so much more intuitive than the OpenAI names for their models. I still don't get their naming scheme.
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by oidar 10mo ago
Perhaps an interface that allows access to the structure through skills? or an MCP?
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by oidar 10mo ago
I think the games tasks are worth exploring more. If you look at that recent Pokemon post - it's not as capable as a high school student - it took a long, long time. I have a private set of tests, that any 8 year old could easily solve
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by oidar 10mo ago
If you are on a Claude Pro/Max plan, can you use it by signing into your account? Or is it API only for now?
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by oidar 10mo ago
Is "residential proxy" another name for an hacked/owned computer that the bots have access to? Or are there legitimate services that sell access to residential IPs?
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by oidar 10mo ago
I don't hate apple; I only use apple computers and phones. They are mostly better than any other alternative. But you have to concede that being in the advertising business at any level doesn't do them any favors re: privacy commi
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by oidar 10mo ago
There are ways to abuse advertising other than harvesting and selling user data - which is a big one. Which apple has already done ( https://gizmodo.com/apple-iphone-france-ads-fine-illegal-dat... )For example, the app store
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by oidar 10mo ago
I'm glad that got resolved for Paris, but what the hell is a normal person supposed to do. Not every one has that kind of public reach to get a satisfactory resolution. First he had understand what happened technically, then he needed
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by oidar 10mo ago
What was the longest that HN has been down? I feel like this is up there.

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