pj_mukh

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by pj_mukh 2mo ago
100%. Caveat: I have kids.
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by pj_mukh 2mo ago
But isn’t this also just bad implementations of AI? “It got a stupid simple answer wrong”, seems like a gpt-4o on a buggy RAG implementation from 2 years ago problem. Hard to fathom a modern model would get any of this basic stuff wrong. I
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by pj_mukh 2mo ago
Please give us access :) We are doing super useful things for museums and travelers and this would be a huge unlock! Also, big fan of Dr.Li!
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by pj_mukh 2mo ago
Wow, I have the exact same use case. Just move stuff off the floor so my vacuum robot can run and my life will improve 3-4x. Easy $2000 buy. The matic is being sold as one with better obstacle avoidance and I have no doubt it does but the p
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by pj_mukh 2mo ago
Can you speak to the tradeoffs of high ratio servers vs QDD motors? Is it power or long term life? I can see me doing so many things with this.
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by pj_mukh 2mo ago
>> NOT an LLM. its a small ar transforme Super cool project! Though, aren't most modern LLM's ar transformers internally?
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by pj_mukh 2mo ago
Super cool! How do you think you will want to sell these into robotics teams, I find so many core engineering teams in Robotics companies have a "we'll just build it ourself" attitude around tools like this. Have you had luck
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by pj_mukh 2mo ago
I would love the simplest one of these with just wheels and an arm. Could do so much with it.
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by pj_mukh 2mo ago
Appclips in iOS are a decent shot at that. But require it to be under 15MB, which is really hard to hit, especially if you use RN, but we'll be dumping RN to make this happen as a next step. >>The issue is that people often forge
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by pj_mukh 2mo ago
No need to litigate this again, digital audioguides are now 20-25 year old technology and very popular.
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by pj_mukh 2mo ago
Not persistently, the user has to constantly bring the phone up and re-enable, which as you can imagine gets really annoying really quickly.
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by pj_mukh 2mo ago
The flip side is: I have an Audioguide app with reams of fancy of AI features. Even a basic non-AI one is we use GPS in the background to auto-trigger when you approach certain checkpoints on your tour, and we don't want you staring or
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by pj_mukh 2mo ago
"I know you can do this with custom apps and I'm doing that but you have no clue how many non tech people beg me to share how" Wait...I'm in tech and I'm begging you to share how. Is there a way on iOS? I've mo
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by pj_mukh 2mo ago
“the sense of superiority the experience seems to breed" I dont know how re-reading is going to help me see this sentence differently. I am just telling you my lived experience shows me this prior is simply not true. That's all.
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by pj_mukh 2mo ago
“the sense of superiority the experience seems to breed” Mostly an extremely online problem, not a real world one. More so the nature of the medium in fact. Evidenced by how you edited out the “dead” in front of VC funded when you were quot
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by pj_mukh 2mo ago
Yes obviously. But just to caveat, its not YC or VC funding that is critical. It’s the act of building something and trying to sell it that is.
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by pj_mukh 2mo ago
N=1 but my dead VC funded YC company taught me more about the ins and outs of what it takes to run a complex successful engineering and sales operation than any number of years in business school or grinding in consultancies. YMMV you do ha
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by pj_mukh 2mo ago
“I wonder if maybe the speed limit is too low” Super curious how anyone could think this. It’s not a highway, and there's pedestrians crossing. The buildings aren’t dense and the setbacks are large so maybe it “feels” like you should g
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by pj_mukh 2mo ago
Yes we should just always give in to populism’s demands and it’ll have no negative consequences ever /s …oops [1] [1]: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/18/headway/motor-vehicles-fa...
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by pj_mukh 2mo ago
I'm not. There are two issues in my comment.
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by pj_mukh 2mo ago
I mean ALPR's have worked wonders in my town [1]. So I'll keep supporting them until we restructure all our cities to drastically reduce car speeds. Plus post 2020 police backlash, detective work has basically disappeared and clea
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by pj_mukh 2mo ago
But also, I dont understand all this hand-wringing. EFF has a clear easy solution [1]: Put all the data behind a Warrant. Problem solved. No trust required. Wanna look up where a murderer drove? Go get a warrant Wanna look up where a robber
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by pj_mukh 2mo ago
What’s the top of the funnel for getting subscriptions?
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by pj_mukh 2mo ago
They have to notify me of the EULA change. Like I said there’s an army of journalists watching Zuckerberg type every key on his keyboard right now. I’m not feeling bad for him, but I’m also betting he’s not about to do something stupid like
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by pj_mukh 2mo ago
What database is that? If your claim is to not post it on Facebook, I agree.
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by pj_mukh 2mo ago
“There has been no evidence that a database built off of meta ray-bans exists.” This was my only claim. Which remains true. Videos off of the glasses voluntarily posted on FB is no different than iPhone videos posted on FB so it has nothing
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by pj_mukh 2mo ago
Is the claim that meta uses publicly posted videos as a source for ads? The meta glasses are irrelevant to that fact. I’d be happy to join some kind of rage-off at metas general practices but my claim was specifically just about the glasse
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by pj_mukh 2mo ago
There is no Rayban data in Facebook. There is no connection and no way to use one with the other (other than voluntarily posting your own video to FB/Insta)
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by pj_mukh 2mo ago
FWIW, I hope they get sued to the high heavens for allowing these ads, but this has nothing to do with the issue laid out above.
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by pj_mukh 2mo ago
"your admitted use case is filming people who are unaware you are filming" For the record the "people" here is my 2 year old. And I'm the one making a bad faith argument?

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