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smlacy
7mo ago
That background looks like AI for sure though?
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7mo ago
Seems to be missing the Etrog? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citrus_taxonomy#Citrons Also, the "click to show search results" is cool but fails for "Arizona Citron" in obvious ways.
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smlacy
8mo ago
Been true on most chromeos devices for a while!
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smlacy
9mo ago
There are certainly cases of Greek/Latin without any punctuation at all, typically in a historical context. Chinese & Japanese historically did not have any punctuation whatsoever.
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smlacy
9mo ago
Not all languages have such well-defined and commonly used delimiters. Is this "English only"?
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9mo ago
Yes! I'm in the same boat! My guess is that there's something in the backend (image cache/storage size) that presents as a cost/logistical problem instead of as a technical one.
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smlacy
9mo ago
I don't get it. What am I looking at?
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10mo ago
Is there a linux equivalent of this setup? I see some mention of RDNA support for linux distros, but it's unclear to me if this is hardware-specific (requires ConnectX or in this case Apple Thunderbolt) or is there something interesti
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10mo ago
Still doesn't exactly say what it is ? I get that it's glyphs for printable characters, but honestly it could be a PDF, video, collection of PNGs or SVG files, an Adobe Illustrator file, a linux distribution, a web browser, or p
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10mo ago
You think a fighter jet should run Ruby on rails instead?
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11mo ago
What's the pricing like? Taking an Uber/Lyft all the way from Mountain View to SF is outrageously expensive, I presume Waymo is the same?
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11mo ago
Isn't this basically fiberglass?
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11mo ago
The ultimate "out of sight out of mind" solution to a problem? I'm surprised that Google has drunken the "Datacenters IN SPACE!!!1!!" kool-aid. Honestly I expected more. It's so easy to poke a hole in these sy
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11mo ago
I presume the motivation is performance optimization? It would be more compelling to include some of the benefits in the announcement?
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11mo ago
Just think of the untapped market of fresh 9 year olds who've never seen/played the game before. It's infinite, there will always be more people who have never played Minecraft.
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smlacy
1y ago
but ... why?
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smlacy
1y ago
Someone found the literal HCF instruction.
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smlacy
1y ago
This looks awesome, but there's absolutely no way I'm installing an app for this, sorry.
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smlacy
1y ago
Oh it's exciting, but not as exciting when sama pumps GPT-5 speculation and the market thinks we're a stones throw away from AGI, which it appears we're not.
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smlacy
1y ago
But premium customers can choose from several UI colors to customize the look!
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1y ago
GPT-5 is likely much cheaper to serve, and that's the "big win" here, not necessarily any improvement in output.
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1y ago
Yeah, this very much feels like "we have made a more efficient/scalable model and we're selling it as the new shiny but it's really just an internal optimization to reduce cost"
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1y ago
Watching ollama pivot from a somewhat scrappy yet amazingly important and well designed open source project to a regular "for-profit company" is going to be sad. Thankfully, this may just leave more room for other open source loca
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1y ago
Yes, but how did they know that before arriving?
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1y ago
Because integrating directly with very large varities of editors & environments is actually kind of hard? Everyone has their own favorite development environment, and by pulling the LLM agents into a separate area (i.e. a terminal app
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1y ago
I love these videos and his enthusiasm for the problem space. Unfortunately, it seems to me that the progress/ideas have floundered because of concerns around monetizing intellectual property, which is a shame. If he had gone down a
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The Surveilled Student (2021)
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1y ago
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1y ago
Electric motor though?
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smlacy
1y ago
Why? Isn't it one of the most important aspects of this product?
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2y ago
Just think: This company is 5 years old. That's just 1825 days, or 43800 hours, and they've created $32B of "value" in that time. That's an average rate of almost $750k/hour continuously. Incredible.
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