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samsolomon

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About samsolomon

Co-founded SidePrize (aka PrizePicks)

Early Product Designer at Salesloft

https://solomon.io/

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    Honestly, given the price 5.6 Luna is pretty fantastic. I replaced GPT 4.1 mini in several projects. It's also 50% cheaper if you only need it to run sometime in the next 24 hours.…

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    Agree. The problem is over extended lengths of time the people with the skills to make these things—or make tools that make them—will leave the workforce. That's how this goes from…

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    I've done the exact same. I frequently take walks and walk places and often used that time for an audio book or podcast. A zen revelation has been taking these walks and not bringi…

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    Ancient brains, medieval institutions, godlike technology. Tristan Harris had some sort of comment like that on a podcast about the challenges posed by AI.

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    Honestly, I'm pretty bullish on Apple and AI. I think there move is in local, open source models. These are getting better and better for generic ChatGPT—type tasks. I'm kind of wa…

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    Well, this guy isn't training models in his basement—if that's what you're looking for? I think the point of this article is that AI enables people to do so much more? Much of mark…

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    On one hand this is so impressive. On the other it seems like a company selling drugs or medical services using misleading/generated photos and reviews is not great and extremely r…

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    I've often thought along similar lines. I've found that indecision is almost always worse than a bad one. Very few choices are so decisive that you can't course-correct later. That…

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