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Ask HN: Is anyone working on this? (Silent texts)
1 points by quantum2022 26d ago|3 comments
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Ask HN: Where do you think the programmers jobs will go?
1 points by quantum2022 7mo ago|1 comments
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by quantum2022 7mo ago
100% spot on.
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by quantum2022 7mo ago
Who owns AI-generated code? I would think the 'inventor' of the product the code is producing, since AI's can't invent products.
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Can anyone help with GitHub project for a calendar?(johndlafayette.github.io)
1 points by quantum2022 7mo ago|1 comments
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by quantum2022 7mo ago
I built this using Claude. I am not a programmer. I also learned how to use GitHub from Claude so if I messed that up sorry :) This is a calendar to help out my cousin who's a single mother raising two little girls alone. She has trou
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by quantum2022 1y ago
I personally hope AI doesn't quite deliver on its valuations, so we don't lose tons of jobs, but instead of a market crash, the money will rotate into quantum and crispr technologies (both soon to be trillion dollar+ industries).
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by quantum2022 1y ago
Want a product idea? You know the paper bags that you get at the grocery store? Why don't they have coupons/advertising printed on them? Take your groceries home and then cut up the bag for coupons for the next time you shop. I do
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by quantum2022 1y ago
I don't think so. I'm pretty sure it was considered an 'act of G-d', not an act of China :) I think you could also have specific pandemic insurance, and that paid out, but those were rare before Covid.
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Ask HN: Will quantum computing offset the power grid needs of AI?
5 points by quantum2022 1y ago|2 comments
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by quantum2022 1y ago
Yes, maybe what people create with it will be more basic. But is 'good enough' good enough? Will people pay for apps they can create on their own time for free using AI? There will be a huge disruption to the app marketplace unles
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by quantum2022 1y ago
You're missing the forest for the trees. It speeds up people who don't know how to program 100%. We could see a flourishing of ideas and programs coming out of 'regular' people. The kind of people that approach programme
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by quantum2022 1y ago
There goes the dream of ai allowing normal people to develop cool stuff. Talk about 'big company' stifles the little man.
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by quantum2022 1y ago
Has anyone bothered to read section 2? It explicitly states that anyone the government deems a threat to themselves or others can be put away.
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by quantum2022 2y ago
This is neat! I always wondered if there would be a way to 'containerize' tables like this. IE a regular table is like a bulk carrier ship, with everything stuffed into it. If you could better organize it like a container ship, yo
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by quantum2022 2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KleseAAmUKw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bZkp7q19f0
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by quantum2022 2y ago
Sp error: Use Laudspeaker to set up a drip campaing, and personalize messages based on customer attributes
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Will facial recognition be the next Facebook?
2 points by quantum2022 2y ago|0 comments
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by quantum2022 2y ago
This is fascinating finding out about these communities. My problems were always that I believed time travel might exist. Now I can find out whether I really https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6nnwn5rXEio :)
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by quantum2022 2y ago
I found a reddit post about it and I think you may be correct, though it seems like their hallucinations aren't 'full fledged' (they report seeing shadows, not people or what have you): https://www.reddit.com/
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by quantum2022 2y ago
I wonder if this could be induced in people who suffer from hallucinations to reduce or eliminate their symptoms? Maybe their system is rigged into overdrive the other way. It says on wikipedia that there are 'cases reported of acquire
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by quantum2022 2y ago
Thanks for the kind response. My thought was creating a QR code using shapes in the image. Say a QR code is made up of 1000 shapes. A common theme in art is to draw using shapes. Take the 1000 largest 'shapes' in an image and crea
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Ask HN: Are photos unique enough to use as QR codes?
1 points by quantum2022 2y ago|3 comments
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by quantum2022 3y ago
I'm curious of what the fully developed OS will look like for spatial computing if that's what we're calling it now. I think it will have to be built on old methods people are familiar with, like 'clicking' on somet
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by quantum2022 3y ago
Sorry to hijack your comment. You responded to me about a year ago when I was asking about 3D websites when nobody else did and I really appreciate that, so I wanted to thank you even though it's been so long later. Looks like Apple bu
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by quantum2022 3y ago
What about people who might talk about personal injuries or mental illnesses that would affect their work? Wouldn't that risk damaging them if it was private information and sold? Speaking of which, if a person had a mental illness and
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by quantum2022 3y ago
Electric cars are already heavily subsidized and not properly taxed. We live in a capitalist society. The chargers should make enough money to pay for themselves and repairs if there's damage. Or they should pay for insurance.
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by quantum2022 3y ago
Do they do this for gas terminals? One got hit by a car near where I work a few weeks back. I doubt the government is paying to replace it; the gas station is. Why aren't ev owners paying for these?
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by quantum2022 3y ago
"And hotels hate reservations made over the phone or by email because too many guests never pay a deposit and never show up." I'm thinking you're from a non-western country, otherwise that would be false; the only wiggle
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by quantum2022 4y ago
Also thank you Fossdd

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