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jasondigitized
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About jasondigitized
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Comment #49252653
How have you acquired users? App looks cool.
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Comment #49246858
This is 1) impressive and 2) super high utility and 3) solves a real problem. Awesome stuff.
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Comment #49246619
Televisions are clearly an exception to this rule and I would like to know why.
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Comment #49227340
They will be incentivized to compete with open models whether those open models comes from China, Google or, likely in the future, the U.S. Government.
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Comment #49227319
Why would code be a burden when LLMs are the worse they will ever be today?
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Comment #49170660
Having a similar experience. Watching a muggle try to build a website with basic functionality, e.g. auth, database, etc. is an enlightening experience. They simply do not have the…
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Comment #48969815
Or it could be good for humanity.
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Comment #48960459
Would love to hear more about the impetus for your festivals, the festivals, and the process to get there.
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Comment #48948897
Considering Xi just said they are ALL IN on open AI, yeah, heavy sweating
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Comment #48948873
Kimi, rewrite this in Vue......
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Comment #48924663
Just to poke, is a decent AI better than a bad therapist? A bad therapist will absolutely wreck someone's life.
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Comment #48921453
This. All of this is a solved problem. It's just not a thing that most families do and do regularly. Code word, insider info, etc. "Oh I am so sorry you got arrested Tommy. Before …
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Comment #48901527
Curious what the stack looks like. Are you doing all the heavy lifting yourself with WebRTC or using something like LiveKit?
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Comment #48898541
The trickest part of this, and maybe you have solved this is procuring phone numbers for clients. Twilio has put up a TON of friction on getting SMS numbers. I know this because we…
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Comment #48898491
I am curious, what are the use cases people are using voice transcription for?
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Comment #48887011
Tell me more. What's a typical use case?
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Comment #48867490
What does that have to do with the feat itself?
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Comment #48826619
What needs adjusting? My waist size is not dynamic.
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Comment #48826609
This a hundred times. Smart by half.
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Comment #48811174
More capable than current gen consoles is going to be local AI. Calling it now. It won't be as much about graphics as it is about selling some notion of human like NPCs and smarter…
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Comment #48797550
Not sure if its education, but there is huge money in the college admissions process, e.g., SAT prep.
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Comment #48781098
How many items does the average consumer buy when they go to the store? It's not one.
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Comment #48741671
Any competitive business will accept this risk if it gives them any type of edge no matter the duration of that edge. This is no different that using an exotic raw material.
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Comment #48713074
Because Japanese hand tools are objectively less efficient than power tools in a carpentry shop. The guys that want to use hand tools can go work in a boutique that charges a premi…
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Comment #48712893
Without a hint of irony, wouldn't a Voice AI solution help better manage the 1-1 interview process?