So many startups and AI-powered features are simultaneously down right now.
Reminds me of the early days of cloud providers.
Reminds me of the early days of cloud providers.
That doesn't sound like a good thing? In fact, this is all what this so-called hype of chatbots is - sitting on someone else's API isn't revolutionary.
> Reminds me of the early days of cloud providers.
Reminds me of the monthly GitHub outages. If they still cannot reduce those outages after years since the acquisition, then I would expect OpenAI to experience frequent outages as well.
Build your own rails and infra as a core competency. Know how to run and manage GPU workers. (Granted, we're not hosting our own video yet, but want to skip to WASM/WebGPU - we're hiring for this.)
That said, OpenAI playground is such a big part of my exploratory workflow now, and my flow got interrupted. I've been taken offline and am now I'm in a Twitter / HN loop.
I guess it might be better than a tutorial video with a thick accent?
We're putting the finishing touches on narrative and will have a completely retooled news station shortly. We can scale the shit out of this, and that's just my team.
Cost structures of content of all types are going to zero. We can make music, change Taylor Swift songs to Beyonce, populate scenes with actors, ...
This year is going to be weird and wild.
That is already happening without AL. Just copypaste from Stackoverflow + TTS.
I went to your page and noticed it jumped as parts of the page were loading. If you add a height to those divs that jarring jump is prevented.
Also, video autoplay is a big no-no.