orsenthil

Joined 13 years ago

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https://projects.learntosolveit.com
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Comment · 13 days ago
Wont there be any overlaps? I tend to think, that great documentaries follow from greatly researched books. The later usually have more space to explore and can in depth, the documentaries to try to condense.
Comment · 13 days ago
I haven't watched the movie yet. I've read the book too. I want to read the book and then watch the movie.

The fact that it is documentary, and is being marketed along the lines of a block-buster on X with memes should have raised eye-brows. There are lot of genuinely good documentaries out there, they all are left to be discovered, and people discover them. But this one, was/is being marketed as must-watch documentary, and with no reference to the book bad blood?

Comment · 13 days ago
Can it look at the website on my screen? And on-mobile, can it look at the game I am playing or app that I am using?
Comment · 14 days ago
As much we credit Elon, can we take a moment and credit the amazing engineering feat of the Telsa and SpaceX engineers who have pulled off this feat. Incredible. Thanks for advancing the human race forward.
Comment · 14 days ago
Did you build an equivalent of "Gemini Live"? Does it have Screen sharing and conversation support?

Those are the features that other tools do not have yet.

Comment · 19 days ago
Yeah, only yesterday I let claude build and deploy me a end to end project that will flicker my lifx light-bulb when commits to any open source project lands. In the morning I saw it stopped around 11 pm PST yesterday. I was wondering why and I was wondering, how easy it is do a complete working project like this in minutes and what is stopping people to do 100s of such project per day. Github wasn't built for this scenario.
Comment · 1 month ago
Work out with a friend to share his library card?
Comment · 1 month ago
I read books on the computer, with the help of llm that I can ask questions about the book. That's the best reading I have found working for me.
Comment · 1 month ago
It is similar writing an academic paper and getting it published. These blog post reflects on technical strength of the company, so it has to go through the vetting and approval before it gets out of the door, and intermediaries are added as authors.

In academic world, I hear, folks simply add the name of their professors due to their reputation. Of course, professors are putting their reputation at stake by giving a chance to the right students.

Comment · 1 month ago
> "forward deployed engineers"

What is a forward deployed engineer? Isn't it engineering still? Genuine question.

Comment · 1 month ago
Singapore is a controlled economy, and has a large workforce for Taxi Drivers and part-time drivers through Grab. I am not sure how the entrenchment of robotaxis like Waymo (and future tesla) is going to play with the general population. My guess, they will co-exist as the government wont jeopardize the living of the taxi-driver-complaining uncles.

Also, I notice a lot new SF based AI companies have started establishing their offices in Singapore too. Sierra, and Fireworks coming to my mind. As government plays a huge part in Singapore, I guess, government noticing these as necessary investments for the future of Singapore.

Comment · 1 month ago
The book about the language was published by packt, and I had my eyebrows raised. I want to give a benefit of doubt tough and learn more.
Comment · 1 month ago
I am assuming these languages are present in translate.google.com If Google Gemini is good in languages other than English, while other models are not, then we can trace back it back to the translate.google.com as a resource as one possibility.

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