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by tiffanyh 8mo ago
Isn’t this just normal KYC (for account opening). What am I missing? https://withpersona.com/customers/openai
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by tiffanyh 8mo ago
Lua is designed for the use case of being embedded. > "Lua: an extensible embedded language" https://www.lua.org/ddj.html
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by tiffanyh 8mo ago
Appreciate all you’re doing in this area. Wishing you the best.
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by tiffanyh 8mo ago
In enterprise software, this is an embedded/OEM use case. And historically, embedded/OEM use cases always have different pricing models for a variety of reasons why. How is this any different than this long established practice?
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by tiffanyh 8mo ago
Dumb question: don’t you eventually need a way to monitor the monitoring agent ? If a second LLM is supposed to verify the primary agent’s intent/instructions, how do we know that verifier is actually doing what it was told to do?
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by tiffanyh 8mo ago
> Then AIP reads the agent's reasoning between every action and compares it to that contract. How would this work? Is one LLM used to “read” (and verify) another LLMs reasoning?
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by tiffanyh 8mo ago
Super interesting work. Q: how is your AAP different than the industry work happening on Intent/Instructions.
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by tiffanyh 8mo ago
Just something to keep in mind… Testifying before Congress is brutally stressful. Even the most prepared CEOs can freeze up, lose their train of thought, or misspeak under that kind of pressure. And the media often hunts for “gotcha” lines
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by tiffanyh 8mo ago
I really like @mitchellh perspective on this topic of moving off GitHub. --- > If you're a code forge competing with GitHub and you look anything like GitHub then you've already lost. GitHub was the best solution for 2010. [0
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by tiffanyh 8mo ago
https://minifeed.net is another similar site that I’ve enjoyed.
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by tiffanyh 8mo ago
If history has taught us anything, “engineered systems” (like mainframes & hyper converged infrastructure) emerge at the start of a new computing paradigm … but long-term , commodity compute wins the game.
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by tiffanyh 8mo ago
Do similar issues exist with Gemini on Android? Or are these challenges very Siri/iOS specific?
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by tiffanyh 8mo ago
If used, will you now have to be PCI-compliant?
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by tiffanyh 8mo ago
You mean like Pix in Brazil, or UPI in India.
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by tiffanyh 8mo ago
Creating Acceptance is super difficult. Hence why crypto hasn't taken off with merchants. Because who's going to pay for merchants to change their point-of-sale systems to accept a new payment method.
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by tiffanyh 8mo ago
That link is from 3-years ago and not related to this new EV.
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by tiffanyh 8mo ago
Porsche is the only car company that has nailed interior EV design - IMO. Their interiors look high-end, functional and not just a minimalist big computer screen. https://www.caranddriver.com/photos/g46528574/2024-
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by tiffanyh 8mo ago
Is it mature? I’m genuinely curious because there’s currently 63 open issues of reported segfaults. https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/issues?q=is%3Aissue%20state%3...
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by tiffanyh 8mo ago
In case it help others (since it wasn’t apparent to me) … this is about Pixieset acquiring Polarr
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by tiffanyh 9mo ago
Dumb question: Can a US company even refuse service to a US Federal Government agency?
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by tiffanyh 9mo ago
I'm sorry to hear that ... if not too painful, would you mind sharing more (so others can learn).
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by tiffanyh 9mo ago
Won't all the ad revenue come from commerce use cases ... and they seem to be excluding that from this announcement: > AI will increasingly interact with commerce, and we look forward to supporting this in ways that help our users.
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by tiffanyh 9mo ago
What other interaction models exist for Claude given that Anthropic seems to be stressing so much that this is for "conversations"? (Props for them for doing this, don't know how this is long-term sustainable for them though
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by tiffanyh 9mo ago
I understand peoples argument ... but isn’t this like a restaurant sign saying “no shoes, no shirt, no service” . Yes, the law doesn’t require people to wear shirts. But the law also doesn’t require you to be serviced.
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by tiffanyh 9mo ago
Does this mean long term Zig won’t run on OpenBSD? Because doesn’t OpenBSD block direct syscalls & force everything to go through libc. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38039689
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by tiffanyh 9mo ago
I’m really curious about the psychology that happens on pricing pages. I could easily see how this new pricing page could result in people defaulting to buying only the cheaper products from Apple. And this then reduces sales and negatively
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by tiffanyh 9mo ago
The full quote: > enable devices to interpret whispered speech and enhance audio in noisy environments. I personally see a lot of people using Siri on speakerphone in public places and am amazed due to the background noise … that Siri ca
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by tiffanyh 9mo ago
Before anyone goes out and overdoses on Vitamn D (since lots of multiple vitamin include too much), see this article on toxicity from too much Vitamin D https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK557876/
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by tiffanyh 9mo ago
It’s pretty common actually with Fortune 500 to report that way, and has been for a long time.
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by tiffanyh 9mo ago
Doesn’t this typically happen right before a new model refresh. Have to imagine M5 Pro/Max is soon to be launched. Note: this is for the M 4 Max.

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