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by theage 3y ago
better formatted original online link https://hbr.org/2004/10/blue-ocean-strategy
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by theage 3y ago
we can't serve adults steak because babies can't chew it.
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by theage 3y ago
Without a clear central point of his own he comes across as just another alignment virtue signaler. I suppose he wants to us to consider super intelligence a foregone conclusion now that narrow reasoning AI has arrived, but climbing trees i
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by theage 3y ago
https://www.emergentmind.com https://www.ideamindai.com https://news.bensbites.co https://allainews.com https://huggingface.co/papers
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by theage 3y ago
What people want from entertainment is to be told where benevolent moral authority begins and ends, a story just requires potential for mass appeal and surprise. It's hard for those of weaker constitutions to admit there is no alchemy
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by theage 3y ago
The reason there will always be ads: average consumers are never willing to pay as much to keep their eyes clean as others are willing to pay to dirty them.
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by theage 3y ago
I don't mind if lawyerGPT is used to help my one-off case, time enough to get that right for human eyes. However, since I'm the final set of eyes judging my care I'll be asking to see a doctor who has never been assisted by A
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by theage 3y ago
This approach is a step up from enigma-reloaded[1] which had some copy+paste friction to use. Genius to put it in the android keyboard itself like an enigma machine. [1]: https://enigma-reloaded.github.io/enigma-reloaded&#x2
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by theage 3y ago
Historically it's interesting just how raggedy and static this outline is. We have a more penetrating word for what they are reaching for here: "Moat" or Durable competitive advantage – Invest in companies that have a unique
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by theage 3y ago
Knowing when to stop researching the problem and start colliding ideas is an art in itself. It's always good to have an easier and more attractive backup problem in your back pocket to make your current problem jealous and your approac
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by theage 3y ago
Assessing whether the AI is stunted or not is required for power users drawn to the bundle for the supposed AI enhancements (summary and chat).
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by theage 3y ago
>AI should be used to support users, not replace them Doesn't square. AI doesn't replace your users? it threatens to replace your content creators. You treat users as smart enough to assess every webpage you send them to but to
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by theage 3y ago
>humanizing the web How do they square this mission statement with AI summaries and content-vectorized chat bots? are the summaries going to be so long and bad on purpose you are still forced to click though occasionally? just so the pos
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by theage 3y ago
It's the best note mixing LLM I've seen. Someone just needs to train a sound diffusion model on the midi notes to orchestral mp3s. Give it a few weeks. "Unified" seems to mean all the notes in one place which you can e
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by theage 3y ago
Humans also invent to make hard things easier. Glorifying toil has worked fantastically as a ranking mechanism for society so far but it is surely going to fail going forward, so too indirect democracy. I suspect a lot of art lovers like no
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by theage 3y ago
The feisty independents back then spread out in order to illegally fight back (court battles take time, beatdowns are instant) against the east coast Trust's effective moral censorship, and celebrity probably was a side aim or help. Th
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by theage 3y ago
It's a red herring, only reaction videos would do that. Studios are going to double down on the current quantity over quality gambit they're running and not mention AI after this because AI tears are the first real entertaining th
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by theage 3y ago
Why be upset at imitation? That's how all good genres happen. I sense the grumblings are more about creative people's total decline in cultural relevancy and now worthless gatekeeping credentials. The film industry of today got st
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by theage 3y ago
This ai self-censors excessively now, usually when public figures are concerned and refuses to do anything better than their overlong ai summarizer (paid). It is very fast at showing you what kagi wants you to see. Goes to show that adfree&
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by theage 3y ago
Your original Thoughtpad.space seemed way simpler for laptop trackpad usage and could easily double click to delete and single click to reorient the items etc. why the change? https://nitter.kavin.rocks/mskayyali/status
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by theage 3y ago
The minor hue change of the picture makes them both published for "substantially the same purpose" i.e. subject-aggrandizement for being in position X at time Y. AI training doesn't preserve position nor the purpose of a phot
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by theage 3y ago
Sprinkles of "safe" AI would be wasting a user's time considering how far an uncensored non-commercial LLM can get you per curiosity. Your curiosity quenching service can either be keyword click-bait first or perfect distilla
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by theage 3y ago
>[notes on the internet] might be polished or raw Ya, the vast majority of tweets are angrily polished turds, makes them easier to fling.
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by theage 3y ago
>[his work] begs for and preempts parody Funny accusation because that is how I would describe most modern media. It's as if their meta inclusion of anxious self-parody is simultaneously deserving of and suffices for critique. Curti
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by theage 3y ago
It doesn't take much to imagine how AI changes the DevEx space, friction goes to zero across the whole landscape. Doc chatbots and flow chart prompt chains are welcome conveniences for today, though hardly a leap towards the final end.
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by theage 3y ago
Analyzing items on their own is as useless as analyzing single fireworks by color, size, and audience mouth gape. It's the dynamics of the whole fireworks show that matters. It must be hard to say "quality is near to the primary g
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by theage 3y ago
move the task down and refresh! to see it change color. Don't do what I did and try to see if %check% does this automatically.
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by theage 3y ago
Actually, proprietary insight might be the only remaining moat after a.i. has knocked on all the doors (nfx, data, scale, speed of talent, switching costs)
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by theage 3y ago
Here's a full length lofi album made with MusicLM. https://soundcloud.com/memorecks/sets/the-birth-of-aifi Falls apart at times though a big step above riffusion ibiza 3am late night lofi which wowed the worl
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by theage 3y ago
>Their monitors seem good. Crisp but they have killer light bleed at the edges on bigger sizes. And their turn on splash screen is a 30 second bright blue hue. I doubt philips have any concern for warm/cold light on the e-ink displa

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