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> I use cursor.sh as my IDE How does it compare to Co Pilot or the AI Assistant from JetBrains IDEs
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2y ago
Steve Jobs was able to use their fear to sign up most publishers on itunes.
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2y ago
> that guy could be two guys Why would a capitalist business owner spend more money?
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2y ago
> not worry about having tons of disposable income when they're old? Who is going to take care of you if you are sick?
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2y ago
Isnt one of the reason to buy all this compute is to attract skilled AI people who want all that compute power, makes it easier to hire them.
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2y ago
> Classes work because the teacher can inspire (or at least push), and there's peer pressure to learn (or at least keep up with the herd). You will have an AI friend soon to push/inspire you soon :)
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2y ago
> The only thing close would be Sams tweet, but this was not an official statement How is a tweet from the CEO not an official statement?
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2y ago
Wasnt Elon one of founders of OpenAI and was able bring some of the key people there?
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2y ago
> My point was they can spend billions and fail on projects Now you can understand why ChatGpt was the fastest growing consumer app in history and why they probably will hold that lead for a while.
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2y ago
> Big tech is going to eat these guys Like what Apple did with Siri?
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> Apple, Google, and Meta can spend 10s or 100s of billions of dollars to build AI tools If money was the only issue, why did Google fail in Chat, why did Apple fail with Siri, Meta failed with Metaverse.
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2y ago
How much do you have to pay for data?
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> you’ll see that he cares a lot about the truth. Didnt he call the cave diver, a pedo and the guy who attacked Pelosi's husband they were in a gay relationship.
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2y ago
memory features are available in Australia.
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2y ago
No such item.
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2y ago
Is there a reason why Open AI and Google have events so close to each other?
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2y ago
How do you know you were talking to 4 O voice, Open AI has not released that yet, just the text version of 4 O
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2y ago
GPT-4o text version is available not the multi modal one.
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2y ago
The website clearly says that the text version is available now but the multimodal version will be released over the coming weeks.
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2y ago
Founder of Quora Adam D'Angelo is still on the Open AI board board and the founder of another AI startup called POE. I am sure Quora's QnA data would have been used to train lot of AI models. Now they are just taking out the human
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2y ago
Unisuper is not a famous company, most HNers probably have never heard of it.
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2y ago
> surprised this hasn't hit the top of Hacker News and instead gone un-noticed. Most people outside Aus dont know about UniSuper so HN probably assumed its a small company so not really important.
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2y ago
> although weirdly a lot of enterprises don't seem to care. :( Probably because Azure is cheaper than AWS and I am sure MS might be throwing some freebies/discounts if the customer is using Enterprise Office.
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2y ago
"I offer you a distilled essence of my experiences"
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2y ago
> Pretty insane for you to believe that a foreign country from afar US spy satellites can take sharp pictures which look they were taken by a drone is flying close to the ground.
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2y ago
I just copy pasted your quote ChatGPT GPT 4 said yellow.
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2y ago
gpt2-chatbot is currently unavailable
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2y ago
> What's Jina AI and how is it local if I need an API key for it? Looks like its a vector DB used for creating and looking up embeddings (vectors). LLM is the second part of RAG, the first part is having a good embedding model.
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2y ago
To be fair your site just looks like a link aggregator. If you think there is value then start charging money from your visitors.
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2y ago
> When you set an arbitrary cap You can join the US military at 17, why this arbitrary number, why not 16, why not 20?
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