This is a really nice idea. HN threads can be a rabbit hole, so being able to get the gist without losing the original comment context is pretty compelling
Only nitpick maybe remove the red box next to the Pricing label on the pricing page. Looks like the Polish flag on first glance and I immediately thought “does it show me pricing from Poland”?
Eugenic is still widely supported even today, it is in university textbooks and on t-shirts! Simone de Beauvoir and her "future is female" plan to reduce male population by 90%. World Economic Forum plans to reduce world population to 350 millions...
Konrad Zuse worked for nazis to develop weapons. I would leave it there.
Really simple and well designed website for the brand identity. Logo, background, UI and FAQ all flows well. Feel like I trust the project without knowing much about it or having the usual “trusted by” section. Keep it up!
You have good enough hardware to run good models comparable with Gemini and ChatGPT.
What they are doing that you might not be is context caching, retaining a user profile about you in vector db, and adhering to strict output templates - often invoking multiple different prompts to assemble the end response to the user.
You’ll notice the mainstream ones always kinda answer in the same way. They are also able to mix code and images with text (multi-modality) because they are breaking down and routing your prompt to different models then assembling a result.
That’s all just software, has nothing to do with the model.
More people imo should be experimenting with it rather than chasing better models. This area is where all the differentiation is happening in the services, and what gives an AI provider like Gemini or Vidu or Singify an edge over running the equivalent locally
The live status dashboard at the bottom is a fantastic touch. Reminds me of the best kind of hacker projects that combine physical retro hardware with modern web telemetry.
Same in Portland, OR. Cost of living is through the roof for one of the least diverse and culture-less metros of the well known metros in the US. Been around most of the 50 states and found way way more going on for less money.
It is swamped with boogie uninteresting characters. When I moved here almost 30 years ago now the locals boasted about having some of the lowest TV ownership rates in the country. Now I walk my dog and see glowing massive TVs in every house.
Bunch of lame college kids from Nowhereville community college Arkansas and Kentucky shirts everywhere; never see Oregon State or UofO anymore cause those grads know the local economy sucks and leverage their degree to get out.
All the local boogie ice cream shops with lines out the door? Venture capital businesses. Not truly local.
Multnomah county population been on the decline since covid lockdown ended. First time a years long depopulation trend has happened in Portland ever.
People outside of Portland find out I live here and trash it for turning into a gentrified snooze fest.
Can't wait to gtfo out of here once my kids are older
I know someone who built a whole business creating supplies for miniatures like that. If I understand correctly, there are two standard sizes: 1:6 and 1:12.
That's exactly what I was going to say. I saw that pretty nice exhibit on Zuse in the Deutsches Technikmuseum. Perhaps it could be merged in? (Although I doubt it's that simple)
AI-junkie: Claude, please write an AI infra article about OpenAI buying Macs!
Please use a non-beige background for once!
AI-royalty: I'm sorry, non-beige requires the full token price!
Have you ever tried any of those ADEs / Agent orchestrators? I have considered downloading a few, tried Kepler for a bit, but I am unsure if I am maybe trying to search for a tool I don't actually need.
"Protecting the trust people place in ChatGPT remains our North Star."
"North Star" is such a load-bearing image! Grok also likes it (distilled?).
"Recent examples include an ecommerce advertiser achieving a 3x return on ad spend across its campaigns over 28 days"
Musk envy? He just tweeted the exact same about X ad sales.
I would like to see examples of ads, but since OpenAI is not open access and requires an account for tracking, I suppose the access has not been expanded enough.
I liked Bill Maher's response to it. He should have also mentioned the 650 things that were renamed from 2020 to 2024 for purely political reasons.
Apple is renaming the lake on Apple Maps too. So, 100% of those people who switched to MapQuest are still adding to AppleGoogle's revenue which must be disappointing to them, but if this somehow leads to popular support for a new platform or even more-web-fewer-apps, I'll be super glad for that.
I think there is a time and place where the outputs of LLMs belong.
The issue is this requires NUANCE.
And the more certain people expose themselves to LLMs and forgo that ability to sit there and think painstakingly about nuanced things - the more useless they become IMO.
