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If you can design something that a Baby Boomer can understand, then you have a mass market product at full scale. Otherwise your hopefully building something that a niche group finds attractive and that grows from there, outwards to scale.

It’s boomers

Nothing that could potentially scale without unintended consequences. Next

In two years (or less) the frontier of today will be this cheap, which kind of blows my mind

How much of an impact does sitting for hours on end effect your risk of colon cancer? I’m not talking about lack of exercise but the physical act of sitting for 6+ hours a day, regardless of whether you get “adequate” exercise?

As someone with Crohn’s disease, I am sensitive to sitting for extended periods and its impact on my internals near my end. I’m sure there is some sort of effect, just curious if there has been any research

Gonna wager good money they attempt to relaunch Apps or something of the sort, where you build, launch, host within ChatGpt, seamlessly making it easier really soon.

Then the app economy gets going within ChatGPT

I’m always amazed at when we find life in places where the conditions aren’t very suitable, but I’m never surprised. Life is everywhere

Just use an old iPhone as your music player. You probably have one in a drawer somewhere

OpenAI released two model updates in the past week. 6 weeks from now is an eternity

I feel his theory depends on the premise that access to pure compute would the be the determining factor of success. Not the case

I wish people would realize that Zitron is nothing but a grifter who saw an avenue for content and went all in.

I don’t even disagree with some or even a lot of his takes, it’s just he is singularly a content generator with a track to run on. Look at his previous work, it’s much of the same kind of attempts at being relevant. To me he’s nothing more than a drive time radio host, shouting about something just to fill the air

“OpenAI's new Pro 500 plan offers OpenAI's highest usage allowance and comes with access to its new "Ultrafast" feature — it also costs $500 per month.

At the same time, OpenAI is also making its existing $200 Pro plan less appealing. In Codex and Work, $200 Pro subscribers will see their included usage decrease from 20x of what the company offers to Plus users, down to 10x of that same allowance. In ChatGPT, meanwhile, GPT-6 Pro message caps will decrease from 200 to 100 per week.”

https://www.engadget.com/2272106/openai-adds-dollar500-pro-s...

Yikes

I do wonder if people switch back and forth between primary models (GPTvsClaude) that it may be a better idea to simply keep releasing updates as soon as possible in order to keep users from bouncing back and forth.

So when does Anthropic answer? Tomorrow?

This is why it will be more important than ever to have experienced, quality employees.

I dare companies to gamble on running their businesses on absolute skeleton crews long term

“Screenshots”

The amount of sensitive information that accidentally gets left on screenshots is pretty large. This is a pretty massive security issue

One of those customers is the US government, I wonder who the other one is

The ingenuity of youth always makes me smile. It brings me back to my youth and the things we used to get up to, in retrospect it was a huge learning experience for me. Learning how to think outside the box, finding ways things could be utilized outside of their intended use, etc.

Do you even need Fable for much of anything now? I’m basically using it as a reviewer at the end of whatever I’m working on, and even then I’m really not finding much benefit.

Her mother also just happens to be Lorne Michaels long term assistant

They getting ready to release a new model?

Apparently not?

Eh, the difference is that DoorDash is a logistics company performing a service that restaurants do not like running (delivery). It’s not a middleman providing no value

Please tell me more about these “cures” you speak of. Because to my knowledge, yes we are good at getting patients into remission, we do not have “cures” Coupled with the fact that treatment is often life altering in and of itself

They are man made canals. While there is life in them, it’s not really important to worry about that.

I use ride share singularly for the convenience. I don’t really think about the cost all that much if it’s “reasonable” and no financial incentive they could provide to link multiple forms of transportation would be enough to overcome that single convenience.

For better or worse it won’t be long until we get private exploration for minerals and water on the Moon and nearby planets, at a relatively decent scale (in comparative terms)

Bring along a small Bluetooth speaker and call out pervs in public!

Underground Natural Gas storage is handled the exact same way interestingly enough

https://www.phmsa.dot.gov/technical-resources/pipeline/under...

With that policy in place, labs might be incentivized to be creative in their openness. This being fun/free PR

Unanimous is a pleasant surprise