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by yalogin 3y ago
Reigning in costs on the CEO doesn’t mean we need to swing to the other side of the spectrum and commit fraud and portray some image as the CEO. Hopefully you are doing a tongue in cheek commentary
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by yalogin 3y ago
I see this as a move ch better repeater, both in homes and even more so in large office/mall settings.
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by yalogin 3y ago
What is the problem is solved? I cannot find the problem itself described anywhere.
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by yalogin 3y ago
It just occurred to me Netflix has a great history of finding ways to screw workers. They famously are the first company to go with “unlimited vacation” so as to not have any money on the books and also screw employees from taking a vacatio
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by yalogin 3y ago
Deepmind is a great name, Google should over index on that. Bard on the other hand is an unfortunate name, may be they should have just called it deepmind instead.
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by yalogin 3y ago
This is great. I always thought OpenAI's dominance/prominence will be short lived and it will see a lot of competition. Does anyone know how they "feed" the input to the AI in the demo here? Looks like there is an API to
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by yalogin 3y ago
This has nothing to do with the iMessage protocol itself. Invisible messages looks like a bug, as it depends on the current UI and rendering repercussions. May be if you file a bug on them they may respond.
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by yalogin 3y ago
If Sam is self serving and a master tactician, it doesn’t bode well for AI ethics and responsibility. Who am I kidding, that ship has sailed a long time ago. However I really hope Sam doesn’t turn into another Elon musk
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by yalogin 3y ago
Piggy backing on this thread, are there resources that walk me through creating a generative AI model?
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Ask HN: Impact of current AI breakthrough on the educational choices of youth?
2 points by yalogin 3y ago|1 comments
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by yalogin 3y ago
Yep they know the moment they figured out extra fees they changed the whole reservation flow to minimize defaults and turned a lot of previously unthinkable items into paid add-ons. Every airline across every segment of travel now does this
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by yalogin 3y ago
The article makes some statements that feel like conjectures rather than facts. For example “likely many to move to msft” and more significantly “PPUs will be refreshed with MSFT stock and 10mil salaries”.
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by yalogin 3y ago
What a shitshow! What is going on in this company? I am sure Sam did something wrong, but the board took advantage of it and went overboard then? We don’t know anything that happened and we are all somehow participating in this drama? At th
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by yalogin 3y ago
OpenAI has enough momentum and built enough moat that Sam Altman cannot replicate it. If he can actually replicate it and over take openai, then the business itself has no legs as it will be easily commoditized and any moat nullified in no
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by yalogin 3y ago
Ah this is the straw that breaks the back of the ethics/responsible AI camel’s back. When Sam comes back he will turn it into a regular company and maximize profits.
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by yalogin 3y ago
It’s inline with the 30% fee apple takes for their App Store. Search from iOS is probably more valuable and a lot lot higher volume than any app. Essentially search is “installed” and used on all iOS devices in the world. So 36% seems ok
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by yalogin 3y ago
So they should ban instagram too. I have a feeling tiktok is probably more moderated and enforces stricter content rules than instagram. Of course may be tiktok is just more popular and so has the target on it.
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by yalogin 3y ago
I think input is very much solved at this point. We have reached peak efficiency and peak usability with the touch screen and pinch on the mobile. Anything else is regression at this point and will not stick
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by yalogin 3y ago
I appreciate the effort but the interface is terrible. Voice is a terrible way to interact and get things done. Same with the pinching and hand based projection. It’s a bit better than voice but still not good. I don’t know what to make of
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by yalogin 3y ago
Crypto was a solution in search of use cases where as AI is use cases finally finding solutions for some. No comparison
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by yalogin 3y ago
More of these stories come out, it is apparent that Google focused more on protecting their existing business rather than innovating to come up with the next thing after search.
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by yalogin 3y ago
Great! So usb-c is worse than the standard it replaces?
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Ask HN: Is middle management the most vulnerable/disposable in a corporation?
56 points by yalogin 3y ago|63 comments
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by yalogin 3y ago
What happened to all the severance that Musk did not dole out? On a related note, musk seems like an impossible guy to work for. He is super opinionated and does things on a whim over tweet, does not treat employees properly, over works the
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by yalogin 3y ago
I like that Redfin is finally being direct and aggressive. This was the promise they entered the market when they did and it took them 10yrs to get here
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by yalogin 3y ago
Anything bad is attributed to immoral ways of the people by all religions. A disaster is something religions don’t waste, and they always point out god is angry. Happens in every country.
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by yalogin 3y ago
It’s not clear what your expectation is. It’s quotes from people so even if they name them there isn’t much meaning to it.
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by yalogin 3y ago
For Nvidia to lose their supremacy creating a model shouldn’t require large dedicated hardware and instead commodity CPUs should suffice. This is similar to how Facebook and google created the networking stack on commodity hardware. This I
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by yalogin 3y ago
That doesn’t gel with lobbyists.
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by yalogin 3y ago
I have the same questions, more so because if it happens over a long time it’s not sustainable. The beetle population can be in some weird in-between state which could be tough for their survival.

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