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Comment #49186512
it's a new venture that he can then sell back to google, and continue his ongoing loop
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Comment #48374023
see the show Ozark on Netflix
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Comment #48309097
This is unrelated to this article, but I see such simple titles posted on HN often and given how many articles I read per day on HN, I don't know if it's worth me reading or not un…
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Comment #48228286
This sounds like a great capability to be added to immich
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Comment #47619799
Super confusing... seems like some sort of in with the VCs that can pull this program's guests was enough to create a new podcast that is now seen as influential. My best is, this …
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Comment #47619769
60K followers on youtube for low hundreds of millions? seems steep
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Comment #47525517
> It's only true in a universe where Iran would have collapsed from within before the expiration of the sunset clause, and that clearly was not going to happen. No one can know thi…
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Comment #47337495
> If you take a lot of chances, that adds up eventually and you'll have some big wins. Just do it safely, so that they don't add up to a lot of big losses, too. And here is great c…
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Comment #47247846
What are some sample real world cases folks are using to fine tune their own small/medium models?
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Comment #46950838
This whole dataset needs to be downloadable, instead of being behind their UI..
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Comment #46891179
> When the system rewards cheating, the rational choice is to cheat—or be disadvantaged. Doesn't the current president of the U.S. and indeed his posse sorta of espouse this when y…
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Comment #46817113
Could Q.ai be commercializing the AlterEgo tech coming out of MIT Lab? i.e. "detects faint neuromuscular signals in the face and throat when a person internally verbalizes words" Y…
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Comment #46770647
I'd wonder if you'd ever consider putting up a downloadable mirror of their full-text search db?
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Comment #46651591
The fact that we can't just spin up a Claude code on our iPhones and have it program and run the end result right there in iOS should be chargeable offense by apple (and Android). …
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Comment #46547295
Have you seen any good open source projects using llms to do the scutwork for this kind of PKMs?
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Comment #46360766
Same reasons there is no competition to facebook either (even though google tried and failed)
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Comment #46296366
yeah, translation, article summarization, asking questions from a long wiki page... and maybe with some agents built-in as well: parallelizing a form filling/ecom task, having the …
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Comment #46296261
This whole backlash to firefox wanting to introduce AI feels a little knee-jerky. We don't know if firefox might want to roll out their own locally hosted LLM model that then they …
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Comment #46210844
could this be a used a bluetooth microphone, so I could use it with a laptop as a quick voice dictation/input for various uses? I'm thinking like a simple microphone for an localy …
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Comment #46127737
that is true
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Comment #46127374
exactly, based on this: There is a political benefit for Trump and fellow Republicans. The accounts will become available in the midst of a midterm election, providing money to mil…
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Comment #46110306
> Not sure the full motivation behind this This feature was one of the main reasons how Netflix movies/shows could be captured/uploaded to piracy sites in full quality as soon as t…