scottfalconer
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Applied AI @ Acquia | Author of Managing AI: A Practical Guide to Applying Artificial Intelligence
Boise, ID
Joined July 2008
Just implement a scroll to post ratio. Bangers only come from people locked in scrolling ten hours a day.
If we purged all accounts with more than 2 emojis in their bio, it would be 99.99% bots.
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Every dollar spent is an opinion, so it’s how we end up with a lot of wild shit.
letting people in tech have opinions on art is how we ended up with NFTs.
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We can fix this.
Maybe rock music WAS America.
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Missed opportunity to do My Space News Opinion World.
This network is over. This logo looks like an unsuccessful blog from 2007. The fact that nobody internally stopped this tells you everything.
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Moving the input from the handheld to the base unit and giving it a swipe vs press interaction solves the issue.
you absolutely could not do this today. phones are not the right shape and you would end up accidentally touching a lot of icons on your screen. if anything we regressed.
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CSV.
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I bought this one years ago because I liked it. When it came the artist sent it with a note saying they had been discouraged because it didn’t get much attention and it made their day when someone bought it. That made me like it even more.
I wish this discourse was inspiring a lot more people to post about the art they have on their walls and why they love it, but so far it looks like it's just me.
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Beyond skills and weaknesses it’s also important to understand the model’s goals and motivations. Perspective switching helps here just as it does with humans.
.@gdb:. "what I have observed is that there's a real skill to getting the most out of these models. it requires a tenacity in trying to understand the shape of the model's skills and weaknesses.". be to ai what hendrix is to the guitar:. >> make it sing.
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Take this for example. The thin sounding tin-like robotic fry in the voice signals it’s AI even before you notice the foreground / background edge mismatch.
My most viral video (100k views) also looked the “most AI” - at least in my opinion. Which leads me to my biggest takeaway…if it’s entertaining enough, does it matter if it’s real? 🤔
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Is the Gemini / Veo3 clanker voice an intentional watermark or a shortcoming? It’s immediately noticeable, often before the visual signals.
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Apps are just interfaces and we’ll get new interfaces to and from the agents.
@elonmusk Agents will eat apps. If your AI can just do things you don’t need a lot of apps (and they can be generated just in time if needed).
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Very few people want a “PhD in you pocket” or a “data center full of geniuses” — they want a robot fren.
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I'm seeing an interesting pattern where it's easier to view shortcomings and hallucinations when having AI take action vs. having it generate. Here's a real example I ran into:. - Request: I asked an AI agent to schedule a meeting for me and a coworker based on shared.
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I first read this as “poach your idea”, which makes me think we should start using “poast” to combine post, boast, and poach as in “here is an amazing idea I have, please steal it”.
It's one of those only on X things where you poast your idea and a founder reaches out saying they're doing it and you get in on the ride.
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Want to know what it feels like to be prompt injected?. Take a look at the sentence below:. "The horse raced past the barn fell.". The sentence is grammatically correct. What is the intended meaning?. If you said the the intended meaning is: "The horse, which was raced past the.
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