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by ugh123 3y ago
Sure, some will undoubtedly have a smoother path based on their circumstances. But combining people who want to profit with more people who want to "do lawyer things" is a bad recipe.
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by ugh123 3y ago
This has nepotism and pay-to-play written all over it
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by ugh123 3y ago
How well does whispering do with these things? I've found that I can reliably write sentences and set alerts when holding the mic fairly close on my Pixel 6.
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by ugh123 3y ago
I did a bit more research. Seems they make their money from tours and hotels they work with which typically leads to shittier value for the customer. I want my ai to have as little financial incentive for itself and only maximize my needs.
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by ugh123 3y ago
I just took a look at it. Seems to focus only on a handful of international spots plus now it's asking me to book a 30 minute meeting with someone. I don't mind filling in preferences and whatnot, but once you introduce a human t
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by ugh123 3y ago
>Does having an AI book the tickets for you meaningfully change the things for you, the customer? Of course it does. You don't think replacing humans in the full service travel industry wouldn't drive down costs and upgrade cap
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by ugh123 3y ago
My dream is to have a real AI-powered travel agent that would do all the discovery stuff per my constraints and selections and then book reservations (where needed) for anything. The AI agent would fill out all the necessary online forms o
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by ugh123 3y ago
>I wish there was similar effort put into tools for observability and debugging of neural networks. So do it. Then show it to your team and boss then boss's boss.
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by ugh123 3y ago
Thats kind of disappointing. If certain companies are using certain patents to prohibit trade or commerce then that should be fair game to sue companies for.
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by ugh123 3y ago
Too bad "io" is already discovered :)
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by ugh123 3y ago
Not knowing what this was about, I immediately figured "planetscale.com" was some Space site and "Vitess 18" was a new moon discovered somewhere ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by ugh123 3y ago
How do Khan's efforts relate to patent law? Does she see her office having influence on that, at least tangentially, to anything happening at USPTO?
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by ugh123 3y ago
I wish this article would point out the actual cost to Apple as a line item to their overall mac business rather than total revenue for the company. Or at least reveal what 5 and 7nm tape-outs costed. Some googling suggests about $40b in 20
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by ugh123 3y ago
Those are nice, but I think it's a shame new EV production has to coincide with an exterior 'facelift' to match the moment. Why do most new EVs over the last 10 years need to look like EVs? At least Tesla and a few other b
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by ugh123 3y ago
The benefit to the user is they can supposedly "trust" the content that is being shown in the webview is, in fact, owned by or affiliated somehow with the app. They don't give an example, but i'd imagine its something
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by ugh123 3y ago
"“When you’re majoring in computer science, all you hear about is becoming a software engineer. They don’t know that teaching is an option. But some of them love working with kids, love teaching, and we’re able to help them become teac
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by ugh123 3y ago
1/4 of all hospital visits are delivered by non-physicians [1] That number should rise with reduced regulation and sentiments toward what affordable healthcare means. In the meantime, AI offers promise to assist both physicians and non
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by ugh123 3y ago
If we're just talking human travel and light payloads, why not lean on EVTOLs on the moon? With less gravity and less track/infra to build could be a cheaper option
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by ugh123 3y ago
Looks really cool. Would this work for Android apps?
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by ugh123 3y ago
In what industry? That may hold for labor trades like plumbing, electrician, etc. but that data doesn't hold for teacher's unions in cities with a proportional number of private schools vs public unionized schools.
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by ugh123 3y ago
The use of "remote work" as a chip on the bargaining table is risky. Employers will ship jobs overseas faster than any point in the last 20 years if employees demand that as part of a deal. Unions have no place in technology comp
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by ugh123 3y ago
Programmers make these assumptions? How about product/program managers?
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by ugh123 3y ago
Whats the relationship between this and openstreetmaps? Is OSM the "runtime viewer" and Protomaps is the maps and query data?
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by ugh123 3y ago
What you're describing doesn't sound like a "pay equity" issue since he's getting equal pay and he's doing equivalent work. If he was paid less for equivalent work then he'd have a stronger case. He&#x27
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by ugh123 3y ago
(and still pay the actor of course)
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by ugh123 3y ago
> The whole point of the technology is that you don't need a classically trained actor. I consider it the other way: the hope for ai tech in film is that we don't need to find the "best looking" actors/actresses
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by ugh123 3y ago
Would this fly in the U.S. with the actor union?
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by ugh123 3y ago
you forgot to add 360™
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by ugh123 3y ago
Matthew Berman has a good series on AutoGen with tutorials and demos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10FCv-gCKug However from his examples (and his own admission) it seems that AutoGen isn't benefitting from full GPT4
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by ugh123 3y ago
They built webgl components and a K8s cluster with GPUs just to generate random artwork for use on their website and release graphics? Please tell me there was a more pressing use case for that kind of infrastructure and code slinging. Are

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