hidelooktropic

I don't see any log scaled graphs.

> Evaluating Number formats > I'm considering that the question might be about comparing two numbers, 9.11 and 9.9, in different contexts such as different locale formats or representing dates. 9.11 is larger than 9.9

Well, it's kind of right because we left it ambiguous what kinds of numbers these are. September 11 is a greater date than September 9. However, I would want the model to have the street smarts to assume without further context, I must be just talking about numbers as in numbers.

I see it in the mac and iOS app.

> THERE ARE THREE R’S IN STRAWBERRY

It finally got it!!!

I trust your product is as good as you say it is but I'm looking at the website trying to suss out why.

I'd love it if you could just tell me exactly what sets it apart. A lot of the language reads as abstract marketing fluff like boosting my productivity and the like.

Maybe you could tell me what is bad about trello, asana, jira etc that you sought to fix with your product?

I would also ditch the ai image at the top. It kind of sends the message you phoned it in when making the website. You'd be better off just showing the product itself right from the start.

Looks a lot like https://www.adamgrant.info/heres-1m-dollars-try-to-win-the-l...

I didn't see a signup link for the AI balloon?

The microphone icon on the keyboard does this.

Incredible accomplishment, but the question remains what this will look like at the scale of a display on any given consumer device.

Of course, it's only just now been announced, but I'd love to see what a larger scale graphic looks like with a larger array of these to understand if perceived quality is equal or better, if brightness distribution across the spectrum is consistently achieved, how pixels behave with high frame rates and how resilient they are to potential burn-in.

Going out on a limb here that they're not focusing the entire company on one objective.

Adding to this, reducing cost means they've reduced compute and improved quality per unit of computation.

That matters! It matters that these systems currently require an embarassing amount of energy to run otherwise. It matters that these models could be portable to the point where they can be run locally on portable consumer electronics rather than being locked into remote compute and HTTP calls.

Thanks for that feedback. I have a website redesign that I think will touch on some of your points.

I agree that "drill sergeant" wouldn't actually be the proper metaphor to use in this case. I'm literally a program manager as my day job so I see this as exercising those skills of accountability.

I don't get it

Clever idea! Well done.

To me it doesn't need to be a solution-to-a-problem so much as a different paradigm for using a familiar tool that is more pleasant to use.

Cheers. Beautifully put. Can I quote you on that? :)

Thanks!

How is this on the front page?

Agreed, I don't see why the abundance of pages that come up in searches these days with a paragraph of text and a long scroll of ads are doing any better than the generalizations LLMs are trained to make.

I think it's also worth pointing out the more advanced LLMs are exceptionally accurate (despite being imperfect and not without bias) and highly available. That's not a peg below your average search result.

Search was "Find companies that are looking for designers with a print background."

Result was: "We have analyzed 1072 candidates and found 0 records matching the search criteria."

Why would you analyze _any_ candidates if the query was to find companies?

Isn't this what the Assistants API is meant for? Honestly not sure, I haven't used it before but their documentation seems to suggest you can set up the assistant to already have this context, then just send API commands to it without said context.

There's not so much as a screenshot of MC on their official page. Hard to say.

Did the author say their product was better?

NIMBY = Not in my backyard

Since I couldn't find it in the article or the tweet it linked to, maybe someone else needed this too. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NIMBY

Damn. What region are you in timezone-wise?

Even after fixing it up and paying expensive energy bills on it, You'll have to pay the taxes on it too. There's a reason they're cheap up front.

I'm kind of shocked at how little substance there is here and then immediately I'm asked if I want to pay $29 and get started with whatever this is.

What are lists?

It’s going to require a lot of concentration.

I've always been skeptical of generative AI being used to make slides. I like the idea of it, and maybe someday we will get there. But right now, they all feel like they are trying to fully automate the process where what I really want them to do is automate the tedious parts, co-piloting with me.

Because what ends up happening is I need a high degree of precision and I have a very concrete idea of what I need to present on a slide and exactly how to do it. But because it's fully automated, I have to instead convince the AI to generate my concrete idea on its own. Then I just don't use it entirely. Meanwhile, I go back to tediously making little shapes and moving them into precise locations, aligning things, and so on.

I made a Wordle like game that asks you to add two emojis together

https://everything.io

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