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by rw2 11mo ago
Gemini 3 in antigravity is amazing
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by rw2 11mo ago
I believe that the fact that Chinese models are beating the crap of of Llama means it's a huge no.
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by rw2 1y ago
The way I would do it is I release a open source code without any spyware then prebuilt dmgs that contained it. Thus the lazy people would all get it if they dont self compile. As compiling a new thing takes another 1/2 hour or more fo
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by rw2 1y ago
I love the product concept but the fact this person has an almost empty github and suddenly launches an app that can easily be spyware concerns me a lot :). A lot of security concerns with password etc.
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by rw2 1y ago
I think the future with AI has no room for Palantir. Basically, their entire premise is go into some place, collect all the data and build models that are useful on top that data. Those models are now pretty much useless in the age of LLMs
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by rw2 1y ago
Disagree, almost of all the accomplishments in humanity are driven by people like Steve Jobs not Woz. Elon Musk could be said to be a second iteration, a technical person extremely good at sales that can pursue and sell a vision. There are
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by rw2 1y ago
Claude code is a poorer version of aider or cline in VScode. I have better results using them than using claude code alone.
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by rw2 1y ago
non AI IDEs are going to have a hard time in the future.
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by rw2 2y ago
I tried this vs Cline/Aider/Lovable. For full stack, I would say Lovable is the best, for complexity, I think Cline is the best. Claude Code with the several request I gave it just produced code that didn't run. I think it ha
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by rw2 3y ago
Is not having to build a dockers image worth $100 a month? I do find server setup to be a pain but I think if I will use a model for a year, I can take the time(3-4 hours) to set it up. Only with constant switching of models would I use a s
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by rw2 3y ago
Great product, first of all. I can really see a use for it. Are you afraid that this is too easy to clone? Someone with speechify: https://speechify.com/ And who wants to write a spotify API write code can do this.
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by rw2 3y ago
It is expensive, but it's more expensive to hire a programmer to do similar features on a website. Wordpress is more flexible but it just lack the product polish for consumer or even programmers like myself. If I am building a new prod
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by rw2 3y ago
Webflow is so far ahead with CMS and now membership that it'll be hard for open source to catch up unless it moves significantly faster. I think if this product integrates some kind of popular node CMS it might be able to compete. I mi
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Creating and Illustrating a children’s book with Midjourney(medium.com)
3 points by rw2 4y ago|1 comments
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by rw2 4y ago
I think twitter now would be something like tiktok where relevant and entertaining stuff will be shown to me without browsing for it. That is the true value of Tiktok, saving the search time for something interesting. Also one reason I thin
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by rw2 4y ago
Does the new generated picture take into account of all previously generated image or just whatever is around the square, the first is amazing, the latter was a feature that was already there. Regardless, this is a great way for people to f
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Creating and Illustrating a children’s book with DALL-E in less than a week(medium.com)
16 points by rw2 4y ago|1 comments
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by rw2 4y ago
10 years ago I had the idea to write a children’s book about the joy and difficulties of building something; That idea was there but the hassle and cost of illustration always prevented me from finishing the book. Recently, Dall-E was launc
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by rw2 4y ago
I used Dall-E a lot and get into a lot of the same issues, I think Dall-e needs parameters that are fixed for things like: -percentage of the entire drawing that the image you want to draw should take; a lot of times I think the object I wa
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by rw2 5y ago
This is the real question
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Garry Tan on his 6000x return Coinbase investment(youtube.com)
3 points by rw2 5y ago|0 comments
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by rw2 5y ago
I was looking for this comment, this is pretty much a copy of the MacBook 3 years back. Although I am happy they are doing this since no one else is bringing a high quality metal laptop with the same "feel" that you would get from
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by rw2 5y ago
Unpopular opinion: I don't believe that is the case. AI has always been in the realm of math and computer science. And the researchers fired was researching only the ethics of it. A lot of researchers are apolitical and only there for
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by rw2 6y ago
I think fundraising is the hardest part of a project, especially for creatives. If a group of writers can wrangle some amateur voice actors to work, (Which I think would be the lowest paid actors) it should be easy to get a project up.
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by rw2 6y ago
Good to know, it's a awesome feature I am surprised I don't see more successful shows made with this on reddit and youtube
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by rw2 6y ago
Wow, this would change how animation is done completely! If there existed an easy way to create animated character cartoons. It would launch a thousand southpark/rick and morty type of shows. A team with 10k can launch a show.
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by rw2 6y ago
Looking forward to this if we are accepted, I think on the company's end, a lot of us worry about transmission of covid 19 and this just provides a safer environment. This crisis is a test of a company's flexibility, since the loc
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by rw2 6y ago
The UX designers never worked in a warehouse, they had no first hand experience. I would find the complaint more valuable from an actual Amazon warehouse workers. The UX designer probably work in a cushy Amazon corporate office with free sn
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by rw2 7y ago
I want to use C++ less than Java and Swift, especially Swift, I don't see this as catch on because C++ is lower level language.
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by rw2 8y ago
Great article! I think sales is one of the most important tools to life, and it's one as a computer science major that was the hardest to cultivate. Those are all positives directions but I also think about what attributes are really i

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