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tomasphan
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tomasphan
7mo ago
I doubt that good looking IMAX quality astrophotography is just a prompt away.
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7mo ago
The United States is a bully in a China shop and that China shop is the world. It constantly destabilizes the Middle East under false pretenses and lets Europe pick up the refugees. It brain drains and takes innovation to be commercialized.
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tomasphan
7mo ago
They are reprogramming a US built drone to the German datalink equivalent with some AI sprinkled on top. Unfortunately far away from a real industry.
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tomasphan
7mo ago
At this point purchasing Google services/products is a real risk for business continuity.
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tomasphan
7mo ago
Here take your pick: Antibiotics, Potassium bromate, aspartame, Red 40, rBGH/rBST, Chlorpyrifos, Atrazine and many more
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7mo ago
It was the same detector that imploded. Mark 2 was then reinforced so it didn’t happen again.
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tomasphan
8mo ago
It’s objectively easier to build a frontend now and therefore that moat is disappearing. What you can argue is the moat is in incumbent advantage at the UI layer, not the UI itself.
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tomasphan
8mo ago
some of OSS if you search for it: * https://github.com/jkleincodes/echo * https://github.com/ericellb/React-Discord-Clone (not maintained anymore) * https://github.com/SashenJayath
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8mo ago
Free sites steal your data. Besides people don't care about the tool, they care about the result. People don't want a faster horse. I strongly believe that this will democratize "doing things" with computers where the to
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8mo ago
How willing is Claude to help you there?
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8mo ago
Non state of the art lithography is pretty much commoditized (DDR3 & DDR4) so we will always have compute, although slower.
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8mo ago
Dropbox is not a tool solely for developers though.
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8mo ago
In my beautiful hometown of Philadelphia they have a novel way of repairing potholes that I've yet to observe in other cities: 1. Do nothing for 9 months. This allows the pothole to mature until ready for step 2. 2. Put a traffic cone
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8mo ago
It would take roughly 5000 square meter area to cool a typical small data center heat output (1 MW). Not great, not terrible.
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8mo ago
Right, filtering is the reduction of information while diffusion/generation is creation.
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8mo ago
Luckily we live in a society where its ok to use power for personal pleasure, such as running an A/C in the summer which accounts for much more electricity use than LLM inference. https://www.eia.gov/tools/faqs
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8mo ago
Not at all. Agents communicating with each other is the future and the beginning of the singularity (far away).
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8mo ago
Seems these thing pop up here ever so often. Either using firecracker or docker/containers. How is this different from the other sandboxes? BTW I love that you got LLM testimonials lol
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9mo ago
How would you communicate using an offline app?
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9mo ago
You are legally responsible for the actions of your agents. It’s in the name agent = acting on someone’s behalf. Your English is very interesting by the way. You have some obvious grammatical errors in your text yet beautiful use of formal
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9mo ago
Not for long. Tools to create tools will get more popular. My 70 year old mother can login to Replit and vibe code anything (and has thankfully stopped asking me to help her). We’re close to something like that for phone apps and then it’s
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9mo ago
If you want to be that pedantic it does state "This site is satire. Not affiliated with Apple Inc. The bugs are real. The math is not. All estimates are made up. Your frustration, however, is valid." at the bottom.
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9mo ago
Agreed, see https://www.reuters.com/business/openai-allow-mature-content...
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9mo ago
That’s how every train works since this system was made mandatory in the US in 1893(!). Asymmetric breaking does not cause cars to come off. The joint is stronger than the breaking force. Anyway, we know it was a portion of the track that
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9mo ago
Yes but there could be negative key words that no advertiser wants to associate with.
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9mo ago
I accidentally painted a line through some pixel art on mobile. Sorry!
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9mo ago
Nope he made a video about it: https://x.com/ericadamsfornyc/status/2010849167258566727?s=4...
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9mo ago
We self filter for negative responses because negative content is functionally interactive whereas positive content is functionally complete. Agreement is silent, users keep scrolling if they agree. Disagreement demands expression. Just
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10mo ago
Curious that there are no images and no info about Delphi Interactive besides their Linkedin page. It won't be a FIFA competitor because of the compute limit of Netflix devices, but any more info would be great.
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10mo ago
No it’s a self righting interior. Read the article.
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