stephencoyner

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MusicGen from Meta on Hugging Face(huggingface.co)
3 points by stephencoyner 3y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft goes all in on plugins for AI apps(techcrunch.com)
2 points by stephencoyner 3y ago|0 comments
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by stephencoyner 3y ago
Can you expand on this?
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by stephencoyner 3y ago
I think the future interface is a smart assistant for your life that gives you suggestions on what you should be doing (both for work and personal life). Sure, there may be a prompting text box, but the assistants will be so good at suggest
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by stephencoyner 3y ago
I buy a lot of new rap vinyl because having a physical copy is the only way to guarantee the music doesn’t change (unless you can find and download the files online which can be hard) Many artists don’t clear samples and are forced to make
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by stephencoyner 3y ago
I never thought of hobbies as having importance to the outside world. I think the whole point is that it brings you joy and can take your mind off of other things. Not every aspect of life is competition.
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by stephencoyner 3y ago
“However, layoffs are off limits in some areas. “We will not reduce roles directly selling to customers or building our products,” Hicks wrote.”
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by stephencoyner 4y ago
Elad has hosted many great conversations this year. I’d recommend folks check out his YouTube channel https://youtube.com/@eladgil3583
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by stephencoyner 4y ago
I asked it to make show me a hackernews comment about Bard and it said this… Sure, here is a Hacker News comment about Bard: > I tried Bard and it's pretty impressive. It can generate text, translate languages, write different kinds
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by stephencoyner 4y ago
I can confirm this. I’m paraphrasing, but after it gave me bad weather info I asked why and it said because it doesn’t have access to my info.
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by stephencoyner 4y ago
No they were not
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by stephencoyner 4y ago
Me: As a part of Google, do you have my personal info? Bard: Yes, as a part of Google, I have access to some of your personal information. This information includes your name, email address, and phone number. I also have access to your sear
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by stephencoyner 4y ago
The demos were really impressive. The way all the products have seemingly connected makes this so valuable. I think the biggest challenge will be teaching people how to use this new system to the fullest https://youtube.com/
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by stephencoyner 4y ago
What I take away from listening to Sam talk is that in the beginning of Open AI, they didn’t think big compute would be as important as it has become. It becomes very hard to not have profit incentives when you need to run gigantic supercom
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by stephencoyner 4y ago
I tend to agree. It makes me think that the roles of PM, UX and Eng will start to converge slowly as AI gets better in each field. People will still need to be product thinkers and storytellers though
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by stephencoyner 4y ago
I really hope you can train this on your company’s design system
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Galileo AI – Copilot for interface design(usegalileo.ai)
120 points by stephencoyner 4y ago|52 comments
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by stephencoyner 4y ago
The MSFT event yesterday was impressive. To see them bring GPT to scale, real-time, with citations and other new features is very cool. The new products look genuinely very helpful - they solve real jobs to be done. Surely Google will catch
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by stephencoyner 4y ago
“Too much imagination is much rarer than too little; when it occurs, it usually involves its unfortunate possessor in frustration and failure-unless he is sensible enough merely to write about his ideas, and not to attempt their realization
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by stephencoyner 4y ago
I did notice chatgpt was down earlier, but it could have been heavy usage caused
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by stephencoyner 4y ago
Total shot in the dark, but maybe try having ginger shots. I started having 1 every morning before breakfast and it’s been a game changer for my gut. You can make them by just blending ginger with citrus juice and tumeric, then filtering wi
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by stephencoyner 4y ago
I had to check the app and my subscription in the App Store to confirm, but my annual subscription is jumping from $59.99 to $79.99. I’m set to renew at the end of this month.
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by stephencoyner 4y ago
Agreed it would seem there is a lack of product vision at this point
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by stephencoyner 4y ago
Who would buy them? Please not Nike or some other brand that wants to lock them in
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by stephencoyner 4y ago
I’m shocked they still have such bad route management on desktop and mobile. As a cyclist who likes to use many different routes in different areas, I have accumulated 100+ routes. Yet there is no filtering or grouping system. Why can’t I f
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by stephencoyner 4y ago
True as that is, when you ask for a cali burrito you’re really asking them to add fries. Not just guac
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by stephencoyner 4y ago
Except in the case of the California burrito which typically adds French fries [1] into the mix [1] https://www.themanual.com/food-and-drink/california-burrito/
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The 24-hour Clock Design Challenge(material.io)
5 points by stephencoyner 4y ago|1 comments
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by stephencoyner 4y ago
I have nothing to back this up, but I can’t see Elon and Bret being friends or even close at all after the Twitter debacles this year. Bret will likely start another company as he’s always been more of a start up person.
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by stephencoyner 4y ago
They are severely underrating cosmic crisp imo. It’s got all the flavor of the best honey crisp you’ve ever had with an unbelievably slow browning rate. You can cut one up and leave it out for hours and it’s still not brown. My only beef wi

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