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by omeze 3y ago
Im curious what specifically you think is going wrong. Im a Nintendo fan from the consumer side but dont follow their business, aside from being a huge fan of Iwata’s life and story.
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by omeze 3y ago
(Im on mobile- sorry for the brevity/lack of deep demo context, it seems like the demo links dont work super gracefully on mobile) I clicked into the demo (reference 3 in your post) and I dont get how this is different from any off the
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by omeze 3y ago
Yep, Ive found that, generally, caching logic should be a separate flow from business logic. E.g wrap your RPC logic such that an in-memory cache transparently sits in your RPC stack. This lets you implement locking on the cache in a single
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by omeze 3y ago
Everyone is piling on you but Id love to see what their companies are doing. Cosine similarity and loading a few thousand rows sounds trivial but most of the enterprise/b2b chat/copilot apps have a relatively small amount of data
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by omeze 3y ago
This is really cool - based on the project page it uses off the shelf models like Yolo and Tesseract plus a ton of synthetic data (which is also freely available). Also solves a real industrial use case!
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by omeze 3y ago
I use Waymos every week, Im sure there were early problems with navigation but its been flawless every time Ive rode for the past few months
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by omeze 3y ago
This is true but I think misses the spirit of the criticism Imagine an alternative world where health insurance acts more like a mortgage with an amortization schedule. when youre young (and have low savings) your premiums act like they do
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by omeze 3y ago
I love radix & shadcn! it's super popular for side projects and young startups since the defaults take you very far, and are very easy to customize. everyone I've introduced them to loves it. It's harder to work into exis
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by omeze 3y ago
This is a great characterization of why peer review is great - it makes honest scientists better. A lot of progress is driven by "jumps" from influential papers, and we want those to be as good as they can. It may not stop frauds,
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by omeze 3y ago
The (canceled) show Raised By Wolves goes into this
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by omeze 3y ago
I once forged an offer letter to get out of my Equinox membership, the requirements are ridiculous
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by omeze 3y ago
Yea, I think the difference between “how many rotations” and “how far is the center of the small disk traveling” is pretty big. I was completely lost as to how you “add one” until I watched what the video called a “rotation”. It would have
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by omeze 3y ago
This reminds me of a time back in high school when a friend bought a cell jammer on ebay and we walked around school just waiting for people to start texting before turning it on and losing our heads at their confusion. Stupid to do, but bo
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by omeze 3y ago
If its a fund that has led rounds before then yes, but if its a new fund or small fund then it might be part of the GPs proving they can get deal flow to their LPs before raising a larger fund
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by omeze 3y ago
Ive talked to a few people formerly at OpenAI a few years ago - the deviation from the original mission was a “boiling frog” process that is best demarcated when the Anthropic founders left. The core team doing the actual science and engine
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Ask HN: Best way to get Cruise back in San Francisco?
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by omeze 3y ago
Ya I think most just would not notice between friends. But we’ve compared our iMessages and we aren’t doing anything weird like sharing apple IDs. Not a huge deal so it’s whatever, but if any Apple engineers read this: plz fix
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by omeze 3y ago
Youre being downvoted but I also lose a message every few months between my girlfriend and I. We both have relatively new iPhones and exclusively use iMessage so I do think its some rare protocol bug.
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by omeze 3y ago
Yea, this turned out to be the simplest explanation… try to undermine board, get fired, win anyway (lol) Lesson here is… the next time a startup CEO gets fired they should try the social media spam gambit…? Depends on how much $ is on the l
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by omeze 3y ago
I dont think OpenAI is ever going to ahead in image generation, they were lapped very soon after dall-e and every real workflow Ive seen uses Midjourney or Stable Diffusion. The reverse (GPT 4 vision) is well ahead of open source though
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by omeze 3y ago
Berkson’s Paradox: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berkson%27s_paradox#:~:text=... .
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by omeze 3y ago
this is really awesome. $20k is just too high for a toy, but I'm reading through this to see if there's a way to get this to $2k
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by omeze 3y ago
This makes sense, but I find it hard to believe the big cloud players won’t have the datacenter skills to compete… I agree that supply is an issue, but paradoxically the fact that these GPU cloud providers (CoreWeave et al) are partnering w
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by omeze 3y ago
Eh, this is exploring a more “static link” approach for local use and development vs the more common “dynamic link” that API providers offer. (Imperfect analogy since this is literally like a DLL but… whatever). Probably makes sense for pri
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by omeze 3y ago
New talent will consider any place that pays 300k base :)
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by omeze 3y ago
The models dont look bad! But based on my dives into gaming, the modeling work for animating anything that moves (rigging, weight painting, retopology, creating animations, lighting) is still unsolved. This is great for static assets like b
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by omeze 3y ago
For Amazon, it was actually about vastly expanded inventory. It was often hard to find books if you didn't live near a large retail book chain. I remember having trouble in high school finding some english class books driving around th
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by omeze 3y ago
well, this assumes the chat (where the ratings are given) is what people are using and paying for. I think most businesses pay for some combination of API access and specific use cases like code generation (at least, thats what I pay for) t
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by omeze 3y ago
I use Bard simply because its one less login screen (ChatGPT has an aggressive cookie expiry afaict) and it has up to date info with sources typically available. If it could reliably provide source info thatd be great for API/library d
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by omeze 3y ago
This all depends on product requirements. But the single simplest reason for choosing a cloud provider like AWS is reliability. If a region or machine goes down, how do you handle it? AWS has the best reliability among cloud providers, so b

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