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by sfmz 1y ago
Marketing seems way off. Its a personal trainer, not an Ai-Powered-fitness-coach (people are sick of hearing the letters A-I). Your value-prop is to replace $70/session personal trainers and give people ideas of workouts they wouldn&
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by sfmz 1y ago
The chat log resides at OpenAi/Meta/Goog. Only they could integrate ads, maybe they will eventually.
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by sfmz 1y ago
Welp, I should have probably told you I'm in a suburb. I'm guessing you are in a cool city. /jealous
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by sfmz 1y ago
What do you do for work? $45k seems low. The low-hanging fruit would be job hop, but tbh I guess the market is pretty bad right now.
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by sfmz 1y ago
Your link is broken. I do know that Mr. Schultz has given lip-service to the fact that Starbucks is no longer a third place, but in the other column I present the fact that there are no longer any comfortable chairs at my nearest Starbucks
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by sfmz 1y ago
The two major acheiropoieta are the Shroud of Turin and the Tilma of Juan Diego. They both have a lot of interesting characteristics. The Shroud Scientific and Forensic Evidence Photographic Anomalies: The first photograph of the Shroud, t
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by sfmz 1y ago
I can relate, not sure what to do about it besides move to a hacker house in Thailand or such. NPR's show 1A had a program on loneliness. There were a couple of interesting things: these days university cafeterias are quiet because ev
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by sfmz 1y ago
Fork HN into AI/LLM vs “everything else” https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44571740 Simon Willison’s “filtered” HN viewer https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44571983 Chrome extension to hide AI&#x
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by sfmz 1y ago
If you can sell that story in a job interview, you should be able to increase your comp.
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by sfmz 1y ago
As you get the results send them out (using async methods). As they arrive auto-sort them according to default user preference which is probably sort-by-price. Users will notice the scrollbar has increased in size or some other visual cue
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by sfmz 1y ago
You can use the websocket pointer itself on the backend if you want. .NET looks like : Dict<WebSocket, List<resultObj>> webSocketConnections
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by sfmz 1y ago
So the receipt-token is converted to the WORM so it becomes untraceable, kind of like tornado cash. Do you mean mined or just converted? Mined kind of implies a lottery-like system to me.
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by sfmz 1y ago
Usually on socials people link to their other socials (github, stackoverflow, twitter, personal blog) in their bios. A system could parse all of those and give some kind of summary. HR may already have such tools, but it'd be better
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by sfmz 1y ago
Is this an accurate summary?: Burn ETH to get a receipt-token that says you burned ETH. The private receipt-token you receive is valuable because: It cost real ETH to mint It’s untraceable and scarce It can be traded, used, or staked It ope
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by sfmz 1y ago
I cannot imagine anything that remotely useful that would disrupt the seige/famine.
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by sfmz 1y ago
Seems like there can never be good enough models; the user will want it up-to-date models with respect to news and culture.
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by sfmz 1y ago
The new windows laptops have replaced the right-side CTRL key with a stupid co-pilot key. Sooooooooooooooooo annoying. I need to remap it in windows.
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by sfmz 1y ago
Make an app scan phone photos automatically (to be installed by the parents, not grandparents), use LLM to detect if children are in a photo, if so consider it for inclusion in the magazine. Make a digital version that emails PDFs for like
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by sfmz 1y ago
I like vosk for transcription, its a WASM file. https://ccoreilly.github.io/vosk-browser/
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by sfmz 1y ago
Seems like a very good idea. Grandparents have a lot of money and not much stuff to buy. Do it quarterly instead of monthly (then it follows the seasons and doesn't create too much clutter). Its not clear if you are delivering a pri
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by sfmz 1y ago
Specialization and deep knowledge is what allows you to command large salaries. Its supply and demand if you think about it, few people will put in the world to become domain experts. Steven Cleary comes to mind as he's a deep domain
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by sfmz 1y ago
Your links ending in ... are broken.
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by sfmz 1y ago
I can only say I wish I had gotten married and had children and spent less time with my friends drinking at bars ( they all got married and moved away ).
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by sfmz 1y ago
There's already ways to do translation locally in javascript with neural-nets running in WASM, this is just more convenient. https://huggingface.co/Xenova/nllb-200-distilled-600M
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by sfmz 1y ago
https://developer.chrome.com/docs/ai/translator-api const translator = await Translator.create({ sourceLanguage: 'en', targetLanguage: 'fr', }); await translator.translate('Where is th
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by sfmz 1y ago
1) CEOs are still dreaming about replacing labor with AI 2) AI still hasn't been integrated into everything yet (agentic) 3) Nvidia is promising 1m x compute over the next 10 years. Seems far from over.
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by sfmz 1y ago
Standing desk might help. I think if you are standing you're somewhat less in the digital world, takes less energy to leave it. IKEA sells them for pretty cheap.
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by sfmz 1y ago
I think you are describing nextdoor.com My great social idea is something like MySpace where you design your own page the twist is it has built in chat. I imagine it like your garage where you can tinker with graphic design or wasm and peo
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by sfmz 1y ago
We have a whole village in MN running on something like UBI. 800 members of the Shakopee Mdewakanton each receive ~$1m/year because of casino revenues. Apparently, their unemployment level is like 98%; I really wonder how they spend
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by sfmz 1y ago
By 1933 [Social Democrats in Vienna] had built almost 60,000 dwellings, mostly in huge apartment houses... These were built so efficiently that the average cost per apartment was only about $1,650 each; since rent was expected to cover only

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