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by sfmz 2y ago
Its happening with AI wrappers (eg. AI headshot) and smart-contracts; but it will ~probably~ take more than 6-months to familiarize yourself with the space and market; if you had the domain knowledge, you could succeed insofar as there is
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by sfmz 2y ago
An LLM could sort those issues out, obv. don't do string.splice[0]. First/Middle/Last is common enough though.
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by sfmz 2y ago
They should get flak for ruining every website. What use are good intentions when the implementation is trash?
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by sfmz 2y ago
Unless privacy is enforced via legislation -- something that seems tremendously unlikely -- I don't think we will have any; data brokers are out of control.
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by sfmz 2y ago
That's 2 out of 3; the third is law enforcement and a DA that prosecutes. Few will ride public transit when they are/feel threatened.
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by sfmz 2y ago
chatgpt/llms can answer newbie questions like this; Blogspot (or Blogger) allows users to customize templates for their blogs by using a combination of HTML, CSS, and XML.
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by sfmz 2y ago
Workout, learn languages and play guitar. Fitness / physical play is such a huge component of happiness; think of little kids running around... are we so different?
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by sfmz 2y ago
imo, you won't be able to lure players away from lichess.
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by sfmz 2y ago
My initial thought is law students. They need to read and study a tremendous amount; I assume to be successful they must use some kind of system.
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by sfmz 2y ago
Ask chatgpt your questions, otherwise you'll have to sift through mountains of SEO garbage.
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by sfmz 2y ago
Parking Lot: the parking attendant has even been replaced with a QR code in some places.
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by sfmz 2y ago
Nice flex. I once wanted a hat with 0x5F3759DF on it; but it would make me a total poser since I don't understand the algo.
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by sfmz 2y ago
#1 is worse than laptops; who is going to provide all the docking infra? #2 Open-source LLM AR https://brilliant.xyz/
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by sfmz 2y ago
As an 80s kid, I want a Lamborghini Countach, Ferrari Testarosa and a DeLorean. My computer collectible would be a Pentium i586 in glass mounted on the wall; to me it represents the inflection point when we had enough compute for anything.
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by sfmz 2y ago
There is a 30-year lag in collectibles; people in their 50s tend to buy what they coveted in their late teenage years. From what I understand, this trend is also present in the car market.
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by sfmz 2y ago
If very general approaches are not working, maybe a very specific approach might work -- without knowledge of what your product does -- there is not enough information in your post to create a specific approach.
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by sfmz 2y ago
Not in that context per se, but in the context that a modern state (with deep-learning and cloud data) seems to now have the ability to create a near-perfect psychological profile on every citizen; the only bottleneck is compute.
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by sfmz 2y ago
I do, and I think that's understating it; I think people wikipedia less. When I first used it, I asked for book recommendations on a specific niche -- it just made up entries, but this version now gives real titles; its an astonishing
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by sfmz 2y ago
Have a good relationship with food and alcohol, workout and stretch. tbh, I think I'd become a chef fwiw.
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by sfmz 2y ago
>> Functionally this is the equivalent of an apartment manager or condo manager being ordered to go into someone's house, search specifically for contraband and then remove that contraband If it could be achieved at scale with no
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by sfmz 2y ago
DB trigger plus a call to Gmail API? o1 can probably handle that.
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by sfmz 2y ago
Last time they did a Bugatti Chiron
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by sfmz 2y ago
Its hard to pick up on that feature -- what do you think the font-size is inside of the image ? its not prominent enough -- maybe need magnifying glass graphic or something
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by sfmz 2y ago
Examples that "grab live data from Internet and do work" are appealing, I think you should lean into that a little harder.
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by sfmz 2y ago
It doesn't feature any irritating popups which is refreshing. Does seem like a tiny-wrapper around an LLM... its not clear why I would use it instead of ChatGPT...?
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by sfmz 2y ago
Can there be enough entry-level housing? Parcels of land near me are like $200k and I'm not in a swanky suburb... ? Every new house built out in the hinterlands (1hr+ from MPLS) is like $600k. I'm in MN which is considered aff
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by sfmz 2y ago
YT incentives are not aligned with dense/high-signal content. If you have something interesting to say -- you have to stretch it to a certain length (I think the sweet spot is 10mins?) in a desperate attempt to manipulate the recommen
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by sfmz 2y ago
China moved away from central-planning 40 years ago. "From 1978 and for three decades afterward, China moved from central planning and autarky to a market-oriented economy."
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by sfmz 2y ago
I haven't used it in a while, but I don't think you will be censored on bitcoin-twitter clone twister. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twister_(software) If a thing is totally unmoderated it becomes a vector fo
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by sfmz 2y ago
Communism has more variables than central-planning vs market-economy: one-party, authoritarian, no private property, no political speech, nothing approaching civil rights, political executions... Kim Jong Un Executes Officials Over Deadly F

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