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by rimeice 3y ago
This wave is growing. Just cannot see how the big LLM players are going to get round this without paying big licence fees to content creators. Feels a bit like the torrent to Spotify moment, but for _all_ content, not just music. How they w
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by rimeice 3y ago
Reads a bit like the article touched a nerve with Elon directly.
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by rimeice 3y ago
Love warren buffett’s quote on this topic. "The difference between successful people and really successful people is that really successful people say no to almost everything." But totally agree it’s v difficult to decide what to
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by rimeice 3y ago
Addicted.
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by rimeice 3y ago
I can see the most potential for this type of product where it had access to multiple company systems. You could ask a whole bunch of stuff. Have we ever done a customer survey on x, where can I find the results, who wrote the report, summ
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by rimeice 3y ago
You’ve conveniently dropped the word “potential” from the start of your quote. > any real world use case I can see plenty of real world use cases where a trade off between ease of use and accuracy might be acceptable, there are a plethor
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by rimeice 3y ago
Looks like a great start. Congrats on launching. I think this is a potential killer use case for LLM. The privacy aspect it great. One challenge I’ve personally experienced trying to scale my own on prem AI product is that deployments that
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by rimeice 3y ago
Are you hosting that somewhere? If so, how much does that cost and do you have concurrent users?
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by rimeice 3y ago
It’s gona have to be hosted and run from somewhere…
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Stanley: Lidar Autonomous Car (2005)(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by rimeice 3y ago|0 comments
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by rimeice 3y ago
Are you an AI?
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by rimeice 3y ago
> use this to do more work outside Can’t wait for the Apple Vision Pro suntan.
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by rimeice 3y ago
> Few people believe AGI guarantees the extinction of humanity. “Artificial intelligence could lead to extinction, experts warn” - BBC front page news headline earlier today in reaction to this story. This is the problem. Reading that BB
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by rimeice 3y ago
It’s a wording and media frenzy point, personally if I thought I was doing something that was going to wholly or partly cause the “extinction” of the human race. I would stop doing it. These CEOs signing this statement and running these co
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by rimeice 3y ago
Very much agree with this. If the signatories believed this, they would shut down development. We can be conveniently distracted from large societal disruption such as huge changes in the job market from automation if there’s a media frenzy
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by rimeice 3y ago
I know what you mean, but this didn’t actually ruin it for me. As a video game player doesn’t work in the industry I actually learnt a few things about games design and process. I suspect anything written by an industry outsider is going to
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by rimeice 4y ago
Slightly misleading Guardian source. Their number includes all migrants, not just those migrants who’ve worked in construction and not those who just worked on construction projects to do with the World Cup, their figures are for literally
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by rimeice 4y ago
Very rare for an investor to want a founder they invest in to be constantly worrying about money. Very good signal you shouldn’t be working with them if they don’t get that.
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by rimeice 4y ago
Presumably that much of the tech industry and the way it’s funded is built on the assumption of boundless growth.
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by rimeice 4y ago
My version of backpacking across Europe is what inspired me to start my own business when I returned home. A business I’ve been running for 5 years now. My eyes were opened to alternative life and career paths by the extraordinary people I
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by rimeice 4y ago
Handover your most sensitive information and get “cool badges” in return. Sign me up!
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by rimeice 4y ago
Why do virtual assistants seem to always have female names?
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by rimeice 5y ago
Product Manager / Hazy / Full time / London Hazy is a synthetic data company experiencing rapid growth. We’re backed by Microsoft and work with tier 1 financial service customers across the UK, Europe and the US. We help our
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by rimeice 5y ago
I went through your current situation three years ago, lived for a year or so with my Dad going through treatment and eventually coming to terms with his passing over the two years since, my main piece of advice is that the best way to look
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by rimeice 5y ago
Do you sell anonymous transaction data?
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by rimeice 5y ago
Exactly this. The idea was to consume as much complexity in the design and keep the build process as simple as possible so as many makers as possible with only a few tools could work with the designs.
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by rimeice 5y ago
OpenDesk.cc also worth a mention! Same concept but for furniture. One of the interesting engineering challenges we faced there was the 0.1 - 0.2mm variation in thickness between different sheets of ply. Those small differences can mean loos
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by rimeice 6y ago
Great explanation.
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Can't Get You Out of My Head(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by rimeice 6y ago|0 comments
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by rimeice 6y ago
Yeh I think having 5 messaging apps on your phone is fairly normal already.

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