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k_kelly
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Comment #47273566
People shaking their fist at this on hacker news is weird. Yes there is growing wealth inequality in the world. Because we invented a way to turn capital in to more capital without…
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Comment #47230320
Glitch is building the AI agent for Advertising Glitch creates Ad Campaigns 10x faster than a human that perform 5 times better. Even if the human uses AI. We need Engineers who wa…
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Comment #47071619
This is AMAZING. We are definitely on an exponential in term of capabilities of humanoid robots. We are probably only years away from having a robot in the house, in construction o…
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Comment #46779564
There's lots of suicide attacks in poorer African countries. But the west by and large won the war on terror, it broke up all the state sponsored terrorist camps, and built a vast …
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Comment #46058563
Google makes over a billion of its ad Revenue from search. Intent works. But I think Open AI is not a slam dunk for Ads. Gemini and AI mode will compete for the same budget, and Go…
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Comment #45801473
Glitch | Product Engineer | Ireland & Remote (EMEA preferred) | glitchads.ai Glitch is building the AI agent for Advertising Glitch let's Businesses create Ad Campaigns in 5 minute…
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Comment #44570569
Sep 1: generate requirements, generate design, generate task list Step 2: run the tasks in claude code in parallel...
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Comment #39058548
Microsoft can afford to make a less profitable product for search than Google because if Google competes it’s a net win for Microsoft. AI has many other profitable uses for Microso…
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Comment #39054952
It’s far more 5D chess than that. Search costs nothing to run relative to ad revenue. Microsoft makes each query require 100x the cpu usage because users expect an LLM answer for r…
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Comment #38545554
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Comment #38545372
It absolutely is. Googlers here will know that there was an internal version of ChatGPT that got canned because of halucinations.
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Comment #37844494
People pay for holes not drills.
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Comment #37271316
Strangely enough if you asked Europeans if they wanted high American Salaries they would also say yes. The question is loaded and I guess 21% can think it through (or their company…
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Comment #12622809
I've done two large search projects in the last year. One with Postgres search and one with elastic search. The elastic search version was trivial to configure, and was embarrassin…
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Comment #8804514
Disruption typically happens where it's not only more efficient but cheaper too. The number of people you displace is going to be a fraction of what you make. If you do end up maki…
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Comment #8122980
What: A better way to find github repos relevant to your interests. Works by compiling all the starred repos of contributors and . Currently in early alpha at https://github.com/Ki…
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Comment #7642986
Ebola is actually too aggressive. It tends to kill and incapacitate people so quickly that they don't have time to spread it to others.
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Comment #7642833
Google+ has it's users, but to me it always seemed like the ultimate example of building something no one actually wanted.
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Comment #7157793
People are saying this is pedantry, but there's a good point being made here. Coding passion is a deep cold analytic burn that is nothing like what people assume it to be. It typic…
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Comment #6965971
I feel like teens are the stick used to beat Facebook because they've never really been the ones who fanatically used it. This study seems to constantly come out saying teens are u…
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Comment #6896548
Cities that don't care for their homeless tend not to have a homeless problem. SF actually has relatively great care for homeless people compared to the majority of the US. Therefo…
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Comment #6527570
Javascript having a higher approval rating than coffeescript is actually pretty interesting.
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Comment #6366506
Nothing like a phobia or anything, but it did give me a feeling that there were bugs all over my screen. It's a cool animation though and a nice reference to the first book, person…
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Comment #6366466
I really liked this book the first time around and I'm glad to see it's (possibly) getting a second edition. But I had to remove the background to finish the page, it really creepe…