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The amount of people that will run their own models is negligible at the scale of the society. You also can't choose to cut yourself off from the bad outcomes, no matter how much you try. Propaganda 3.0 might not affect you directly, but the political outcomes it produces will.
> The amount of people that will run their own models is negligible at the scale of the society Let me transpose your sentence back to 1980: "The amount of people that will run their own computers is negligible at the scale of the society" (I was 8 in 1980. People literally said this.) All someone needs to do is to productize a whole-house LLM that does voice to text, runs the LLM, does text back to voice (possibly m…
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> One key objective is not to be yet another linksite, but add utility by providing direct shortcuts to code, docs, api references etc. next to the main link. Is this a need people have? I would use letsbuild.ai to discover projects and check their homepage/documentation, but once I know a given project I know where to find its docs (or search for " docs" on Google).
don't underestimate the UX improvments from tiny friction removal features. It can become the difference between a site no one usess to a site everyone loves
Which UX improvements are you thinking of exactly? This is a website I would personally not use because all I see is a list of links without context nor explanation about which tool is better than another for which task.