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> How long does the battery last?

> Roughly 12 to 15 hours of recording

$75 and a disposable device every 3-4 hikes? No thanks. This is for reminders, not long-form dictation.


> Reading a document like this isn’t just difficult—it is punishing.

I hope this was an in-joke but my fingers still reflexively closed the tab as soon as I saw it and I had to go reopen it again…


The iPhone Air is nearly 20% larger than the mini


National strategy. Thanks to smart investments, China's energy costs are far lower than everybody else's. If intelligence becomes a commodity, then China will be providing it for the world. Incredible leverage.


Seems like China is using them in buses already?

https://english.cas.cn/newsroom/cas-in-media/202606/t2026060...


Literally the very first time I used ChatGPT. I had already been experimenting with GPT3 for various jokes and games via the API but the naturalness of it as a chat interface that understood you changed everything.

The first time I used a terminal agent was another one.


“Flow” moves agents through a yaml flowchart of prompts and decisions. It’s working quite well for a couple of us in Tenstorrent, more to discover here though:

https://github.com/yieldthought/flow

Happily, 5.5 is good at writing and using it.


I find Flow really interesting, thanks for pointing it out.

Deterministic workflows using AI to help perform those steps not requiring human input has been an area of interest for me for some time. Particularly interesting how you are using the AI to determine what a step has achieved and the action of the next step.

Combine it with workflow elements that does handle human steps together with a notification/routing/task system would make for a helpful system for so many.


This is the future of all software; the benefits of making it accessible to agents are overwhelming.


I don’t want to play a game that was playtested by an AI (and likely built by one as well). Games have a certain aspect that requires such finesse that no machine will ever be able to solve, test, capture or design: fun.

If your game was built and playtested by AI, it is not a game worth playing.


This is an incredibly good first approximation and is often all you need.

Source: spent a couple of years developing an energy and performance profiler for cpus and gpus with various government labs.


Very large, fast, read-only memory now has an incredible use-case: NN weights.


And that's described in this article is the opposite of fast! All of these technologies are


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