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hmmmm i am working on a threejs project i'll try this out perfect timing

interesting...this shoudl work with codex too right ?

I'm not so sure about that. There's a lot of people that were turned off by Anthropic, especially with the weekly usage limits. that in comparison to Codex is on the last side. And actually Codex is one of the few products that I think OpenAI has executed really well on. there's just no real equivalent in terms of actual usage that you can get for the same amount of money. Gemini is great, but it seems to be still in a state of flux. Way too much products stretched too thin. Anthropic is also okay, but it's very limited in the weekly usage you can get out of it.

I think this is the best article on open AI that I've ever read. A lot of content these days will try to paint OpenAI in sensational ways that really doesn't get to the bottom of whether open AI has an economic mode, and this article does a very thorough job of explaining why OpenAI doesn't have power like the other platforms.

And so this goes back to my theory that open AI's execution is basically to get it itself in a position where the market cannot afford to have it implode. Basically, it wants to or it needs to be too big to fail. And I think we're already kind of seeing the politicization, if you will, sort of the rocket race between two superpowers or large powers on the AI front, and I think that Might be a viable strategy.

Is there any hope for RAM to stabilize in prices again?

Thank you for sharing ! What about the quality of the transcripts? Is it able to do live streaming?

Wow, that is scary. Is it using YOLO?

Jokes aside, imagine for a moment that this wasn't about nukes, but that it was a robot or some swarm of drones that it was controlling. can you imagine kind of the ramifications? I think that would be far more realistic A soldier on the battlefield will stand zero chance against something like that. Imagine if you go up against a bunch of aimbot users on a multiplayer FPS game. Think about how quickly that will go sideways.

Wow, thanks. You were right. I Googled and it says Cloudflare is cheaper by twenty-five to fifty percent on renewals. I'm really sick of namecheap. They seem to never stop raising prices. but I'm also I'm kinda wary and afraid of moving domains and losing it.

This is actually pretty impressive. What kinda phone are you using? Are you noticing any drain on battery heat?Do you think it's possible to get this working with Flutter on iOS?

This is actually pretty cool. It's just a clock, nothing more, nothing less. Animations are smooth. I actually prefer these analogue clocks over digital as I seem to be able to plan ahead better with it.

Does anybody know any good alternative to Name Cheap? It seems like they keep raising prices on all the domains. Website is very sluggish, especially for finding domains quickly.

Well done Brandon. This was an excellent analysis. I kinda knew it was too good to be true. I think that marketing video itself is something to be commended for. It did a really great job as selling space time db. However, after reading your analysis, it seems like there is still more to be missed. going to actually have to ship something, maybe a game, and then try to do some write up on it. \

genuinely impressed by the amount of effort they put into this video especially the Initial D reference at the end....wow they know their market well

however I remain a skeptic but rolling out my own multiplayer game currently with Godot and Colyseus I'm realizing what they are claiming to do if true will make it much faster to ship.

I am curious none the less

Was this because they were threatened with a fine?

So I'm kinda new to this whole parakeet and moonshine stuff, and I'm able to run parakeet on a low end CPU without issues, so I'm curious as to how much that extra savings on parameters is actually gonna translate.

Oh and I type this in handy with just my voice and parakeet version three, which is absolutely crazy.

It really is. It's kinda ridiculous that it's free.

you are right i just downloaded it on handy and its working i can't believe it

i was using assmeblyAI but this is fast and accurate and offline wtf!

hmmm looks like assembyAI is still unbeatable here in terms of cost/performance unless im mistaken

edit: holy shit parakeet is good.... Moonshine impressive too and it is half the param

Now if only there was something just as quick as Parakeet v3 for TTS ! Then I can talk to codex all day long!!!

very cool is there something like this but for SIP?

its going to get cheaper but the new hardware will still be out of limits for consumers and they need to provide returns on the shares aka wealth transfer from taxpayers + subscribers to shareholders.

but even by some miracle they get to 60% margins are there even enough subscribers to make OpenAI as profitable as Microsoft?

MS, GOOG bonds being sold to fund capex still put them green $/employee, they will survive of not thrive.

OpenAI...not so sure, they need an IPO soon while public still is high off the double bull run post 2020

as I've said previously, OpenAI will be bailed out by US taxpayers. This isnt just another bubble, its a bubble within a bubble.

Seeing the same setup in 2008 and now. Enjoy your subsidized $200/month codex because its going to go up in the future.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46439545

outside of sowing would you consider some open source drones like the new DJI with agriculture payload attached to it.

or some automated green house with open source designs.

love the name sowbot.

In all of those cases capital chased a future reality, railroad, electricity, internet all had massive speculation. the dot com bubble came and went but internet stayed.

$7 trillion looks cartoonish due to inflation, you'd have to normalize it with other economic numbers. Large companies are funding capex with bonds that still within healthy margins per employee head.

> to cure every disease and solve every problem known to man

not sure why you view this so negatively, that would be absolutely worth every penny. Granted there is a lot of noise too but dismissing everything because of the volume is premature. Technological shifts rarely produce catastrophic labor supply/demand shocks that last, it changes how we work and the market adjusts.

You are conflating the hype layer typical with all major technological breakthroughs and the subsequent capability that gets baked into humanity as a result.

Not all hype is the same. Internet was hyped. Automobile ("faster horses please"). Telephone ("we have messengers on horses already"). Radio & Television ("nobody is gonna sit in front of a box all day!"). Computers ("nobody wants these clunky loud things in tehir home"). Smartphones ("no keyboard its useless).

what part of https://agentify.sh offends you so much, can you please point it out ?

this is slightly better but not the hero we want or need. zeero knowledge proofs are improvement over uploading raw documents, trust is still an issue here. why should users have to authenticate with a government-backed identity wallet to access platforms to play games or access a website in the first place. we didnt have any of these guards in the 90s and early 2000s and everybody turned out just fine . in fact the average gen z is in a lot worse place than we used to be despite that we had complete raw algorithm supervision free access to the internet with far more disturbing content (remember ogrish and KaZaA)

The average person does not understand the math behind zero-knowledge proofs. They only see that state infrastructure is gatekeeping their web access. Furthermore, if the wallet relies on a centralized server for live revocation checks, the identity provider might still be able to log those authentication requests, effectively breaking anonymity at the state level.

On a practical level, this method verifies the presence of an authorized device rather than the actual human looking at the screen. Unless the wallet demands a live biometric scan for every single age check, they will simply bypass the system using a shared family computer or a parent's unlocked phone. We used to find our way around any sort of nanny software (remember net nanny)

what you are describing still remains a bubble and I really hope Americans aren't looking at EU for any sort of public policy directions here.

he raises some good stats and examples of "slop" and dooming around code gen hitting a ceiling coupled with humans being bottlenecked all very true statements but overall lacking in showing that actually lot of people are using AI coding gen in open source with good success.

btw am I talking to a bot? all of your comment history is pretty similar with lot of emdash.

I always see whenever a study mentions risks of cannabis, it's always met with "it only happens to those with innate tendencies" but then I ask them do they even understand what those effects are? Do we understand what schizophrenia and psychosis is, it's exact mechanisms?

Western medicine can't even explain any of these ailments, where it comes from, how it happens, what triggers it but so many cannabis users shield and attack any new research or study that questions the risks of cannabis for the young.

If it truly is harmless then are those same people suggesting that they light up a joint with their children ? Doctors hand out edibles when they catch a cold or can't sleep?

While I do think there are deeply helpful properties of cannabis we are still early, new research is only beginning to come out as it gets scrutiny. It took us many decades to learn the harmful effects of tobacco while for a long time everybody just shrugged it off as conspiracy. It took heavy lobbying from those that stood to gain most to delay the truth of the product they were selling and a lot more political will from the other side to warn the public.

Right now what worries me is the marriage of profiteering and political ideology that have neutralized the similar movement that existed around tobacco and alcohol in the Western hemisphere. Many see money to be made or their political statement that they will defend vigorously. The real risks that I see is raising the THC % content to extreme levels for chronic users who built a large tolerance through long term habitual use and claim they aren't addicted, proliferation of white/grey dispensaries that make it even more accessible to the young. This really needs to be addressed when we don't even understand the mechanisms or can reliably explain the after effects of those risks coming to fruition.