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by sd9 4mo ago
It's too early to do a Social Network for OpenAI
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by sd9 4mo ago
I guess you just have a higher tolerance for inconvenience than me
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by sd9 4mo ago
Did you actually do 100 words? It wasn't two or three minutes. With good UX, sure. But I wasn't getting through 1 word per second.
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by sd9 4mo ago
Interesting concept, but 100 words is really quite a lot to get through... It's tiresome trudging through the easy words at the start, and I never got to see the interesting words before getting bored. I've seen other systems like
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by sd9 4mo ago
Makes sense, thank you. I am opposed to the age verification laws that we have introduced recently.
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by sd9 4mo ago
I don't know, I would expect it to come up in the pub or something if people were concerned about it, it's not like we have the thought police here
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by sd9 4mo ago
This has passed me by - can you give me some specific examples? I personally don't feel limited in my speech, but I'm willing to accept that I may be wrong Nobody I know in real life is talking about censorship or free speech in t
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by sd9 4mo ago
Are the sibling comments astroturfed? This seems like such a bizarre thing to be talking about in relation to an Anthropic model release. As someone from the UK, I don't feel like I'm living in an authoritarian country. And yet mo
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by sd9 4mo ago
> I run the team at OpenAI that's responsible for the ChatGPT App Store, Codex plugins, and all things MCP. > The reason MCP isn't dead is because practically ~every company on the planet is building an MCP server. You have
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by sd9 4mo ago
There's really no evidence that OpenAI has shared everything they have.
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by sd9 4mo ago
It's not cut and dry to differentiate between the act and the wager. One issue is that prediction markets provide financial incentives to perform actions in the real world. For example, if I want a head of state murdered, I can wager l
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by sd9 4mo ago
I wonder if the training data for some languages has higher quality code. I can imagine some niche languages having a higher standard than, for example Python, which surely has a bunch of random buggy scripts in the mix. On the other hand,
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by sd9 5mo ago
This is a real Monet.
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by sd9 5mo ago
That's what I'd like to do in my spare time. My job has become intolerant of that slow pace though now they've drunk the kool aid. I work at a startup and we're expected to produce game changing new features every day.
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by sd9 5mo ago
AI agents have made me far more productive, but the work now feels like drudgery. The most intellectually stimulating parts of the job were automated away first, and I am getting increasingly sick of typing into a chat bot all day. I got in
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by sd9 5mo ago
Weekends are the untapped frontier. Still room to scale.
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by sd9 5mo ago
How far through did you get? I think it gets significantly better in season 2, and continues improving thereafter. Basically after they starting bringing in bigger overarching storylines. I made a few false starts where I couldn’t really ge
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by sd9 6mo ago
The official Sony AI video, which is really interesting and has some glorious footage: https://youtu.be/FrGq8ltb-_E?si=PWm1Dv0T9UHUFw0t
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by sd9 6mo ago
This seems like an expensive product to subject to the HN hug of death. The sample videos on the tweet are very very cool. Unfortunately it didn’t really work for me, I’ll try it out in a few days when the traffic’s died down.
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by sd9 6mo ago
It’s hard to tell exactly how much of this is true and sourced vs hallucinated, since it all looks the same. How confident are you that this is largely accurate? I’m not sure I buy the methodology of “Monitoring 39 public signals”. Claude j
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by sd9 6mo ago
I kinda feel bad for the startups that were singled out here.
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by sd9 6mo ago
You actually believe that transporting _water_ from the moon to earth could ever be profitable, no, lucrative? Can you lay out the economics? Just so I understand.
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by sd9 6mo ago
I don't know, it just doesn't feel very scheduled to me. > I'm about to loose thousands of dollars by the end of Monday 20th because of the automatic shipping deadline on Tindie and it currently being down. I've tried
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by sd9 6mo ago
> The goal of the current maintenance is to fix a lot of long-standing issues with the site. The underlying infrastructure was getting very fragile as technical debt accumulated over time. A team is working very hard right now to make su
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by sd9 6mo ago
It had never occurred to me that somebody needed to invent polyhedral dice. There must be so many inventions in the world that I’m completely unaware that there was a point in time before which something didn’t exist and after that it did,
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by sd9 6mo ago
Wow, they look really quite dangerous. I wouldn’t want to pass out in one. Yeah you can pass out in a sauna too, but it feels easier to lurch for the door than to fight with a sleeping bag.
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by sd9 6mo ago
Wow, "magic e" just transported me back to primary school. And I had a little heart flutter fearing that I wouldn't be able to remember/explain it today.
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by sd9 6mo ago
Maybe each one is fine in isolation - what doesn’t come across from the sample is that every single one is practically the same. If you have Uber Eats, open up the app and look through the summaries for a bunch of restaurants and you’ll see
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by sd9 6mo ago
I see things like 2 sentence menu summaries in Uber Eats that are completely off in tone. A quick sample from my app right now: “Authentic Caribbean Flavours. Jerk Chicken, Curry Goat, and more. A vibrant culinary journey awaits.” - local C
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by sd9 6mo ago
What has been most valuable for you? It is hard indeed. I find it really quite exhausting. Personally, I feel like I have always been a very competent programmer. I'm embracing the new way of working, but it seems like quite a differen

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