ramoz

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by ramoz 4y ago
I think you grossly underestimate the impact AI has on everyday lives already, and for what’s to come.
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by ramoz 4y ago
> The amount of AI art will explode, in turn serving as input for even more AI art ... The speed at which this will happen suggests to me we need to be far more alarmist in coming up with answers to many questions ... I agree. I don&#x27
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by ramoz 4y ago
No code is for mundane human processes and commodity development you want to get done cheaply, whether internal or outsourced. That’s already been disrupted by major platforms. These smaller platforms can only ever dream of becoming the nex
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by ramoz 4y ago
I especially want to call out Google Colab. Simply having a gmail account awards you the ability to run most of the state-of-the-art and other uses very rapidly, as well as an integrated environment to things like Github and drive/stor
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by ramoz 4y ago
I've been diving deep in on this space over the past few months. The democratization of research, code, and applications has been so profound. Big kudos to GitHub, Papers-with-code, Huggingface, Google Colab, Replicate, Discord, probab
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by ramoz 4y ago
more about how the author came up with the pricing and if/how they developed projections around it. There also wasnt a custom offering, so was wondering why not and if the author felt it wouldnt be financially effective.
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by ramoz 4y ago
The future of web standards will be structured in neural network high dimensional spaces. Accessibility to that future web will be built in models that exist across a decentralized environment similar to blockchain/smart-contract archi
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by ramoz 4y ago
Curious what your pricing strategy is here? The free offering is cool for sure. Guess you'll learn how serious users may want to actually use the service, what that means for your unit costs, and how it all scales in your favor? or sor
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by ramoz 4y ago
Makes sense, but where have the “Banksy” inventors been all these years… USPTO enforces that inventors legal name must be used. If I were the one arguing for sake of vanity, I’d go after the legal name policy vs AI. Maybe that was considere
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by ramoz 4y ago
I’m not an ip professional, but good luck to the patent trolls that think they can build exploitable legal language, patent validity, and novel descriptive claims using generative AI. AI can generate text, it can also review and conduct tas
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by ramoz 4y ago
Modern day AI will only augment the writing of patents. Nothing more than an advancement of technology. There is potential in seeking legal-advantage through the use of advanced analytical capabilities... but I can't imagine industry w
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by ramoz 4y ago
IMO there is a greater, yet complex, romance in safeguarding actual innovation and national progress (even global given international agreements). On "rewarding the first person to write them down"... this isn't so simple, an
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by ramoz 4y ago
Yes, commentor above my create a fancy new car tire, but did they invent the tire?
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by ramoz 4y ago
Because you’ve mentioned Google, here’s this: https://imagen.research.google/
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by ramoz 4y ago
A lot of personal research, and scattered conversations with connections at some of the big cloud companies who are doing similar things (scaled platform and AI model serving infrastructure). Clubhouse was awesome for this until they destr
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by ramoz 4y ago
Whenever I want to try and understand what may be happening in the economy, I rewatch[1] Ray Dalio’s 2013 video on how the economic machine works. Bits about a “recession” come up around the 12-18min mark with relevant info beyond. That sai
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by ramoz 4y ago
They offer a whole kitchen sink at this point and honestly it's not great.
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by ramoz 4y ago
Who's idea was the app in conjunction with business responsibility. Building an app does not equate to owning an app.
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Responsibility is still probably more in the product VP realm, but with a few internal "cambridge analytica" shops where the devs/data scientists know exactly what they are doing; however or more jazzed up by their desire to
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by ramoz 4y ago
I think this is still relevant for young people. I.e. graduating college and wanting to retain your popularity & digital social life as you work your 9-5 on a company computer .
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by ramoz 4y ago
JS was an awesome refresher, especially as React came about and front-end dev became fun with any challenge; while backend seemed mostly mundane crud. Go re-ignited my passion as an engineer, and has been such an awesome tool in the age of
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by ramoz 4y ago
It's important everyone becomes educated about the fact that virtually every mobile app sells some part of your data that leads to some private company possessing the ability to draw a circle around your house on map and then detect al
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by ramoz 4y ago
tldr; I think this is just all an early "metaverse" enlightenment & look forward to a cool digital future. 1. Im not sure about all the doom & gloom. This more or less feels like a digital revolution... working mostly in s
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by ramoz 4y ago
@alex3917 summarizes in comments below, and what are also similar reasons why I believe modern angular will “overtake” modern react/frameworks like next. Angular in 2022 is simpler than react. It’s what react was in 2015 when Angular 1
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by ramoz 4y ago
> The Fourth Amendment prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures, and it requires particularity in warrants. A lot of breath wasted for the simple context that could’ve helped a reader decide if the government is actively surveying US
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You just described the plotline to ex machina
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by ramoz 4y ago
Makes sense!! We found the same thing with redash and bigquery. We basically do the same, and don’t really need to address much at our scale. Self-hosted will be important business enabler for you imo. SaaS isn’t so promising in the adven
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by ramoz 4y ago
Software is never done - it creates new paradigms we adapt to. "Complex Software" is a fallacy. The problem is organizational structure and IT culture around software. People get invested in software, their code, their favorite de
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Lol.
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by ramoz 4y ago
Cool, hoping to get scale8’s feedback: Are you optimizing write & read processing from BigQuery? Is there middleware (eg materialized views, pubsub, cloud funcs?) Don’t need these?

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