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ozten
4y ago
Great to see these direct comparisons. Bard feature I hope others clone: See other Drafts Perplexity AI feature I hope others clone: Citation and links to sources. Bard has a little of this, but Perplexity does a much better job.
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A line of text floating in your view is doable. Seeing 3D renderings in a dark environment with 30 minutes of battery is doable. The original vision of augmenting human vision without a bunch of caveats and limitations is not doable today.
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The physics behind Glasses style augmented reality are impossible (or at least 50 years away), so the industry is moving towards MR mixed reality. Bigscreen VR's recent glasses show where things are headed - Micro OLED displays and sma
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ozten
4y ago
I don't know TLA+ and haven't had time to learn it. Could GPT-4 be a boon for esoteric PL that have had trouble gaining mass adoption? Clearly, one needs to learn and understand TLA+ before one can trust generated proofs, but mayb
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4y ago
Waitlist is currently a 404 https://openai.com/waitlist/gpt-4
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4y ago
Subscribers get 4000 character limit? Another way in which Twitter is not twitter any more.
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First Real-World Look at Apple Mixed-Reality Headset Parts Leaked Image
(macrumors.com)
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Industrialization forced the standardization of parts. PL and libraries influence some standardization, but software is wildly bespoke today. Low-code tools and Large language models writing code for us might further influence standardized
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Tech companies normally experience 6% - 12% attrition every year. The days of free money (interest rates) is over, so tech companies have been tightening the belt and reaping the PR benefits with wall street, but it isn't an insolvency
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I was wondering how us tax payers would end up paying into the crypto ponzi scheme.
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A terribly designed API with a complete and orderly OpenAPI 3.0.0 spec will get 5/5. A well designed API with no OpenAPI support or 3.1.x spec support will get a poor design score. I think user generated content might be the way to go
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4y ago
My guess would be that Metrist made one or more API calls that failed within a time-slice (hopefully more than one failure). They then mark the entire day orange or red and compare it to AWS's green. Which is true, for the entire day t
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New growth marketing technique!
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"Tragedy plus time equals comedy." The timing of this piece is really holding it back.
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> OpenAI > Because of AI’s surprising history, it’s hard to predict when human-level AI might come within reach. When it does, it’ll be important to have a leading research institution which can prioritize a good outcome for all over
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4y ago
The leak also mentions user retention issues. These headsets are in drawers collecting dust. Newer cohorts of users are less engaged that the early adopter cohorts, which is surprising given that there is now more high quality content than
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4y ago
“We should be able to run a very good ads business,” he said. “I think it’s easy to imagine how ads would show up in space when you have AR glasses on. Our ability to track conversions, which is where there has been a lot of focus as a comp
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A 55 minute Turing test. Today’s large language models start to get repetitive very quickly.
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NodeJS kind of muddies the waters. It ate a lot of use cases that would have previously been done in Java. That created conflict between backend teams that wanted statically typed code and a "boring" tech choice against "full
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ozten
4y ago
Same here. I assumed there was less good content being made on YT. Or is it that the recommendation engine has gotten worse?
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A much more accurate artificial sun https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bqBsHSwPgw
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Being Mico OLED, this display has better blacks and a large dynamic range than Quest 2, Index, etc which are LED based.
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I've rented a few 3D movies. The biggest limitation for me was the limited catalog and my dis-interest in action movies. It is such a great solo watching experience, I would spend more money on a more diverse catalog.
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Search engines are already judging content quality by dwell time and many other factors. Do they have perfect judgement, no. As long as we have centralized search engines than we have specific judges of quality.
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4y ago
If Google or Yandex provides Search engine Tools dashboard that shows their score for your pages and that your being severely punished in SEO. "This appears to be secondary content. Please update your meta data to secondary or bot"
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Each webpage should express a piece of metadata that is content-quality. * primary - The content on this page is a primary source * secondary - The content on this page is high quality, but which is primarily research based and may thus be
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A middle ground is having rich UI components that are declaratively driven server side. Some benefits are being able to have three FE codebases in sync with less effort (Website, iOS, Andriod). BFF (Backend for Frontend) is a good starting
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I have been contacted multiple times on LinkedIn to be that guy. They disappear pretty quickly once I start asking a lot of questions and raise ethical concerns. So weird.
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Opt in form seems ripe for abuse.
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I am a total newbie in this area. I thought the gist was compelling, demonstrating a lot of screen recording apps that can't or won't support Wayland.
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