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Microsoft Makes High-Stakes Play in Tech Cold War with Emirati A.I. Deal
(nytimes.com)
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They already did that. The main reason why they created Whisper is to transcribe and train on podcast data
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German Business Is Tangled in Red Tape
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2y ago
See this discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39963915
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> People (mostly) need to feel like they are capable agents and also like they are contributing to something larger than themselves. 100%, but that doesn't mean it has to be work. That doesn't have to be a job, especially one t
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3y ago
What Happened When This Italian Province Invested in Babies https://archive.ph/aZU3j
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Italian Province Invested in Babies
(nytimes.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Podcast ads I used to work in the space and host read ads are the best performers compared to other types of audio ads. Imagine you can automate that ad creation as a podcaster/platform. You just give it the script and it creates a new
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Good point. I think they will not replace mission critical interactions but the mundane ones? In regards to why not replace drive-through workers: that is way more competitive and > In 2022, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, t
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So the article concludes Devin is a marketing stunt because the are is getting crowded and Cognition AI needed an outlandish claim. I think the real test now is them proving that they can deliver, which is always harder to do after you'
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3y ago
True. But that's why good marketing had never been about the product. It has always been about how it makes you feel. You take a grouo of unhappy people and you can sell a lot of things to them if you phrase it right. You made me curio
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3y ago
Well put
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3y ago
The government is not this abstract concept, we choose (mostly) what happens there. If enough people complain, or are affected, changes will be made from a legal POV. If enough people lose jobs, yeah a government program might appear to hel
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3y ago
I think this is a good analogy and I agree that the intent of the law was not to force websites to have a cookie banner, it was just the side effect. What I think we are missing is a browser option/API that lets the user choose the acc
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3y ago
I think offering your opinion on a subject and being disproved is a very healthy way of learning about it. Having a conversation should be the norm
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Show HN: Keyboard Cat Defense System
(github.com)
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This can happen when you are working with new codebases or APIs. For example, recently I tried to build this small gnome extension [0] but I had 0 experience with the API. So I tried chat gpt. Even though the structure of the code in the f
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Case-study: sharing home-cooked dinners
(anonel.substack.com)
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Hi HN, For the past year I tried to build onemoreplate in the "socializing in real life" space by helping hosts organize get-togethers over home-cooked dinners. Even though it didn't really pan out, there are some important l
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Show HN: Self-hosted free geoip service
(github.com)
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3y ago
> Models and data sets will be open-sourced as well. Very interesting positioning here: only enterprise and fully open source. Also, €105M for a seed round is pretty eye-popping.
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The Palantir Pack: Startups Founded by Palantir Alumni
(protocol.com)
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