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Top senators believe the US recovered UFOs(thehill.com)
2 points by ozten 2y ago|0 comments
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by ozten 2y ago
Science has always given us better, but error prone tooling to see further and make better guesses. There is still a scientific test. In a clinical trial, is this new drug safe and effective.
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by ozten 2y ago
No mention of Cost for a task completed. A similar system, CrewAI, I ran their hello world and it cost $4 against GPT-4. There is a trade-off between my time and the cost of the feature against me just coding it up with LLM assistance which
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by ozten 2y ago
The media needs to report a more realistic inflation metric. Groceries are wildly expensive.
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by ozten 2y ago
The speed that these arms/hands move at is incredible compared to 4 months ago.
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by ozten 3y ago
Julia Child's kitchen was famously functional with a peg board wall for quick access to hanging supplies. I could see her doing that!
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by ozten 3y ago
Impractical, but here are my kitchen use-cases: - Hold a hot pan and drip bacon grease into a jar - Hold "almost empty" bottles like olive oil upside down to drain them - Making dishes that require constant stirring over a long pe
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by ozten 3y ago
It is great to see a truly open system being launched out of Seattle! https://github.com/OpenInterpreter/01/blob/main/LICENSE
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by ozten 3y ago
> That humans also do this all the time is “interesting”, “dangerous” etc., but it is also why trying to move from superstition (this is actually what “reasoning by correlation” amounts to) to more scientific methods is critical for an
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by ozten 3y ago
This is how I interpreted it: Green - non engineers employed by the "the company" Yellow - In house engineers, or engineers employed by the the company Lavender - Vendor engineering external to the company
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by ozten 3y ago
Do we have any empirical study of tax section 174's effect on how software companies are operating and if they have changed staffing plans because of it? January S174 discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=389
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by ozten 3y ago
> even a mixed reality experience can cause nausea Absolutely! I was just trying to paint a picture of the extremes available on the AVP from "safest" to worst case. But even "safest" will not be usable/comfortab
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by ozten 3y ago
I 100% agree with promoting Danah Boyd's research and looking at AVP versus Quest 3 in those terms. > “On the point of gender differences, I hope companies can share more open research on this,” Bar-Zeev told me recently. > If th
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A magician says a Democratic operative paid him to make the fake Biden robocall(nbcnews.com)
10 points by ozten 3y ago|0 comments
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by ozten 3y ago
The Quest Pro could have used some of "this vision". $1500 work computer. They included eye tracking, but then removed the depth sensor, severely limiting AR and making the passthrough ML based and wobbly. Resolution wasn't t
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by ozten 3y ago
> I also discard a lot of ideas because they end up being too simple No idea is too simple. Apple has been iterating on the iPhone timer for like 10 years. Ship a simple idea that people want and will use. Feedback will make it complicat
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by ozten 3y ago
Yes. You can think of it as a very powerful iPad pro. One that can have multiple apps running up to a surprising limit.
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by ozten 3y ago
It beats walking around and shooting Zombies. I’m so over gun based video games, when literally anything is possible.
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by ozten 3y ago
Interesting that Campfire and Once brands doesn't build on 37signals' brand.
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by ozten 3y ago
No mention of WebXR.
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by ozten 3y ago
Dot com bubble burst - In 2002 I had a job interview and the lunch portion was at an outdoor BBQ place. A construction worker was listening to our interview. When we got up to leave, he asked my interviewer for a job interview. He said he w
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by ozten 3y ago
> (2) If you're thinking about buying an AVP and not thinking about buying an MQ3 at 1/7 the price you're not thinking or at least you're not an technology enthusiast you're an Apple enthusiast. It depends on the
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by ozten 3y ago
Squadrons in a VR headset is a premium X-Wing experience.
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by ozten 3y ago
This looks great! Looks like development is focused on Mac OS for now. Windows and Linux are not supported yet[1]. [1] https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/issues/5391
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by ozten 3y ago
The memetic weapons humans unleashed on other humans at art school to deter copying are brutal. Just wait until critique.
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by ozten 3y ago
This is the cheapest and most polished dev kit ever. Compare it to the Playstation 1 dev kit. In 1994 dollars it cost $15,000 for a full devkit. [1] https://www.retroreversing.com/official-playStation-devkit
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by ozten 3y ago
I’ve volunteered to build a tiny home in Seattle and have seen this deployed in my neighborhood and a few other sites. It is a feel good thing, but the reality is… These are a fraction of what is actually needed. It is symbolic. The residen
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by ozten 3y ago
Duolingo is a case study in how too much gamification can create a toxic app. Recently, I happily paid $60 to use it, and after 7 days deleted and requested a refund.
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by ozten 3y ago
Maybe it is net new jobs, once you account for the massive layoffs in 2023.
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by ozten 3y ago
If you have a VR headset, you can try these videos out. I followed [1] on a Pico 4 headset (video is about Quest 3) and it was pretty fun. The aspect ratio was a bit wonky. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SH96y2QjCGw

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