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zyang
3y ago
The amount of innovation packed into one release blew my mind. Apple has done it again.
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zyang
3y ago
That made me laugh. Ever seen an elephant trying to climb out of a ditch.
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zyang
3y ago
Do you have any sources for that claim. Because the big 3 are CATL, LG, BYD. Panasonic is the only notable Japanese supplier but it's trending down fast.
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zyang
3y ago
PHEV sounds like best of both world on paper but actually worst of both worlds in reality. You are hauling a massive dead weight. Very little useful space inside. Most of them don't make past 10yrs due to the cost of complex system and
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zyang
3y ago
Maybe someone more knowledgable with music theory can chime in, but the generated tunes sounds off to me. Bit like a render in the uncanny valley. Something is wrong but I can't put my finger on it.
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zyang
3y ago
Japanese auto completely missed the memo on software. Many of them won't make the ev transition. It's hard to imagine what Japanese economy is going to be like once their auto industry is gutted.
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zyang
3y ago
Everything you wrote contradicts history and reality in general.
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zyang
3y ago
You know what would the make the situation better, write up a melodramatic full admission of guilt and linked himself to his sister.
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zyang
3y ago
They are scrum masters.
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zyang
3y ago
I'm glad I wasn't the only one that felt Langchain had a ton of redundant abstractions engineered to gain clout for vc money. Here is an example: AnalyzeDocumentChain[1] just wraps RecursiveCharacterTextSplitter[2]. It serves no r
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zyang
3y ago
I think this is a tempting solution but a bad idea in the long run. Just like how employer provided medical insurance sounds good on the surface, but it gave employers an incentive to lobby against socialized medicine, which reduces worker
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zyang
3y ago
Straight to Apple jail.
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zyang
3y ago
> The problem is once there are 10, 20, 30 different-but-similar documents in the vectorstore Sounds like a de-duping problem. Maybe use vector embeddings to find near identical documents and limit them in the context. i.e. maximize the
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zyang
4y ago
"The fruit bank will have its due".
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zyang
4y ago
Twitter has nothing to gain from this. Someone smarter could better game the algorithm while Elon's "hardcore" team is still clueless.
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zyang
4y ago
Tesla execs should be in jail for this.
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zyang
4y ago
Using generators to control animation flow is genius. Having used Remotion a bit it's heavily dependent on current frame count in complex animations. Generators is a more elegant solution.
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zyang
4y ago
State of art AI is progressing in that direction but we are still years away from creating a fleshed out world from prompt. Zuck funneled billions intro VR chart/Unity clone with little to show. It was too early.
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zyang
4y ago
Prompt based world building is going to be the killer app for VR. Zuck was too early.
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zyang
4y ago
Swift is backed by LLVM and Linux solid is pretty solid. The cross platform problem has always been the core libraries. Fortunately a pure Swift core foundation rewrite is underway. https://www.swift.org/blog/future-of-
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zyang
4y ago
I'm not an expert but I would start with inhale.
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zyang
4y ago
> Edging, which releases dopamine and helps you focus Hopefully you work from home.
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zyang
4y ago
Post mentioned Google Maps but Apple Maps actually has best lane level details, at least in major US cities.
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zyang
4y ago
Maybe the military doesn't really care about the wellbeing of the troops as long as it doesn't affect their effectiveness...?
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zyang
4y ago
I think you made the right call here. SwiftUI had a slow start but now closing the gap on UIKit. ReactNative is a dead end.
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zyang
4y ago
If you are a self-made billionaire you should be allowed to be a little narcissistic. But seriously this is more like a sign of panic. This quarterly numbers is going to be bad.
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4y ago
There are different types of corruption. Access and speed money actually boosts development like a steroid. Just like a steroid you reap the benefit early but eventually it becomes corrosive. You can hide a lot of problem as long as the gro
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zyang
4y ago
I find for PM roles location is much more important than technical IC roles. Living in a "non-tech" city might be your biggest handicap.
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4y ago
Lol sorry it came across that way. Not trying to be dismissive - simplify speaking from experience after working on several similar products in the past decade. The drag and drop editing experience is core to everything and you can't o
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zyang
4y ago
Canva has many subtle behaviors, such as how it clips and pan photos, snapping and alignment. If you want to build something comparable I would recommend ditch fabricjs and roll your own. Just need to brush up on matrix transform and vector
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