Business is 5% steering and 95% production. Besides, I'm sure AI can do that well too. Cultural understanding is baked into the models already. And yes humans can create value too, but like I said we are much more…
Less doesn't have to mean less comfort. There's a lot of unnecessary consumption these days. People buying stuff they never use. Stuff that breaks and can't be repaired even though the owner would prefer that. And most…
Well I didn't like workrooms itself but some other solutions yes. We did some testing and collaborating together on a whiteboard etc was working much better. It was also much easier to move around between breakout…
Yes or Canada And also, do we really trust the US government on this after Snowden?
Seeing a problem and knowing what to do about it are two different things. I think it's pretty clear there's a huge job problem coming and not just in the IT sector. Other areas are also heavily affected already like…
Why couldn't an AI do value creation? It's clear its capabilities are ever expanding. Right now the human value is to tell the AI what to do. But that's something that's also based on external factors. I don't think…
Yes it's tiny but it's the kind of people that tend to influence others. Not in using F-Droid, but using signal yes. It could help adoption overall.
> When you say "Each group of users can have their own servers" you aren't enhancing privacy you are standing out. You're also hedging against mandated government backdoors. A single organisation like signal can easily…
I think when AIs start summarising YouTube videos it will take a hit too. I do this a lot already, I run the audio through a transcriber and get an LLM to summarise that. I deeply hate watching videos because I have a…
True but they are often not the same enhancements. DCs are often placed in the middle of nowhere because people don't want them in their backyard (for good reason!). But that infra in the middle of nowhere doesn't…
Understood but they can't keep subsidizing forever. So the question is, will you or your employer pay the real cost? And if so where will that money come from? Will there be mass layoffs or will the products become a…
Agreed, the reckoning will come sooner or later. Better sooner.
Well it's proven its worth to me by now. I wasn't convinced the first year or two. Too much hallucination, too little sense to really be useful. But now it helps me like an assistant. It researches stuff for me and…
Yeah us too. Just keep using the same hardware for a while longer is what they're saying. That's fine for me, 3 years was too short a cycle anyway. And lenovo's ThinkPad range have been getting much worse. My T490s…
I think Google's lock on search was coming to an end anyway. They enshittified so much the last few years that most people I know started looking elsewhere. Of course the masses take much longer because they're more…
Yeah local models aren't quite there yet. Especially auto creating memories isn't really working so well. I am also trying to make an AI persona that knows me better but as I wouldn't give big tech all this personal…
Hacker news is still pretty great imo. It's kinda a social too.
They have been making it much harder. For example the left column with your frequently visited subreddits is now completely hidden when you're not logged in. Previously this worked fine.
It's a good point, and it's not just worrying for Google but also many smaller sites. Why bother making content when nobody ever looks at it except some bots? This is something the AI revolution still has to figure out.…
I'd compare it to earlier bubble pops, like the dotcom one and the 2007 crash. This doesn't seem to be one. At least not yet. Also, this is really a lot about Amazon who didn't really manage to make a dent in the AI…
It is pretty utopian to me too. Most of the misery in this world happens because someone profits from it :( I do think we will have to leave this system behind for mankind to thrive. But it probably will take a few more…
Why would there be any? It's not like you're focusing on something close to your eyes, the optics have the focal point quite far away so that you can look in the distance and read the screen at the same time. VR glasses…
Meta quest is android.
I love my xreal airs. But I'm less enthusiastic about one with cameras connected to Google all the time. It's hard enough with people confusing them for meta's ray ban creep glasses sometimes.
They did have horizon workrooms. Making that a compelling experience however they did not do.
Business is 5% steering and 95% production. Besides, I'm sure AI can do that well too. Cultural understanding is baked into the models already. And yes humans can create value too, but like I said we are much more…
Less doesn't have to mean less comfort. There's a lot of unnecessary consumption these days. People buying stuff they never use. Stuff that breaks and can't be repaired even though the owner would prefer that. And most…
Well I didn't like workrooms itself but some other solutions yes. We did some testing and collaborating together on a whiteboard etc was working much better. It was also much easier to move around between breakout…
Yes or Canada And also, do we really trust the US government on this after Snowden?
Seeing a problem and knowing what to do about it are two different things. I think it's pretty clear there's a huge job problem coming and not just in the IT sector. Other areas are also heavily affected already like…
Why couldn't an AI do value creation? It's clear its capabilities are ever expanding. Right now the human value is to tell the AI what to do. But that's something that's also based on external factors. I don't think…
Yes it's tiny but it's the kind of people that tend to influence others. Not in using F-Droid, but using signal yes. It could help adoption overall.
> When you say "Each group of users can have their own servers" you aren't enhancing privacy you are standing out. You're also hedging against mandated government backdoors. A single organisation like signal can easily…
I think when AIs start summarising YouTube videos it will take a hit too. I do this a lot already, I run the audio through a transcriber and get an LLM to summarise that. I deeply hate watching videos because I have a…
True but they are often not the same enhancements. DCs are often placed in the middle of nowhere because people don't want them in their backyard (for good reason!). But that infra in the middle of nowhere doesn't…
Understood but they can't keep subsidizing forever. So the question is, will you or your employer pay the real cost? And if so where will that money come from? Will there be mass layoffs or will the products become a…
Agreed, the reckoning will come sooner or later. Better sooner.
Well it's proven its worth to me by now. I wasn't convinced the first year or two. Too much hallucination, too little sense to really be useful. But now it helps me like an assistant. It researches stuff for me and…
Yeah us too. Just keep using the same hardware for a while longer is what they're saying. That's fine for me, 3 years was too short a cycle anyway. And lenovo's ThinkPad range have been getting much worse. My T490s…
I think Google's lock on search was coming to an end anyway. They enshittified so much the last few years that most people I know started looking elsewhere. Of course the masses take much longer because they're more…
Yeah local models aren't quite there yet. Especially auto creating memories isn't really working so well. I am also trying to make an AI persona that knows me better but as I wouldn't give big tech all this personal…
Hacker news is still pretty great imo. It's kinda a social too.
They have been making it much harder. For example the left column with your frequently visited subreddits is now completely hidden when you're not logged in. Previously this worked fine.
It's a good point, and it's not just worrying for Google but also many smaller sites. Why bother making content when nobody ever looks at it except some bots? This is something the AI revolution still has to figure out.…
I'd compare it to earlier bubble pops, like the dotcom one and the 2007 crash. This doesn't seem to be one. At least not yet. Also, this is really a lot about Amazon who didn't really manage to make a dent in the AI…
It is pretty utopian to me too. Most of the misery in this world happens because someone profits from it :( I do think we will have to leave this system behind for mankind to thrive. But it probably will take a few more…
Why would there be any? It's not like you're focusing on something close to your eyes, the optics have the focal point quite far away so that you can look in the distance and read the screen at the same time. VR glasses…
Meta quest is android.
I love my xreal airs. But I'm less enthusiastic about one with cameras connected to Google all the time. It's hard enough with people confusing them for meta's ray ban creep glasses sometimes.
They did have horizon workrooms. Making that a compelling experience however they did not do.