Or you can take even further - drag and drop file to fill in the from fields. Chrome extension or some kind of overlay on any window allows you to drop any file, and it'll try to parse it into the fields on the page
In the future there will be people on UBI creating families and raising kids, and people doing business. You can switch between these two types, of course, through your lifetime. There is near zero chance to create leading company without sacrificing family right now, imo.
@signulll And to top it off, you install the vending machines that discharge this water once you install the whatever product is advertised. And keep getting the free water while you stay a paid subscriber or engaged user.
for how much people complain and obsess over everything going wrong, imagine telling someone just 20 years ago that we’d have:
- cars without pedals or steering wheels driving themselves
- reusable rockets
- AGI that can reason, control a computer and do work for you
- miracle fat drugs and personalized cancer vaccines
anyone from almost any prior point in history would think we live in an age of miracles
and somehow we got used to it
I love @GoDaddy as a service, but their UI/UX is most horrific on the internet. I am there playing dodge ball with their upsells, pop ups, and ads left and right. What is supposed to be the primary CTA on this "My Dashboard" page?
Tells you something about the speculation. Have been using Instinct for a few hours. It's snappy, but so barely more than what Codex or Grok Bot can do.
Both valued at $2.5 Billion today:
Linear, having crossed $100 million ARR with 177% net revenue retention.
Instinct, the viral AI assistant that launched last week.
Introducing Index
Today we're coming out of stealth with Index, the largest & most diverse robot dataset in the world
→ 30min of video uploads/sec
→ 16M video uploads
→ Paid $15M to date
→ 264k downloads
We're committed to spending $1B the next 12 months on data & compute
SITUATION DETECTED: Nvidia is using its $6 billion deal with Poolside to develop one of the world’s most powerful open-weight models, aiming to challenge both Chinese labs and the US frontier. More than 100 Poolside engineers will be joining the Nemotron project, per WSJ.
The median company is spending $12 / employee / month on AI
The top 1% are spending $7,500 / employee / month
Not sure we've ever seen an adoption gap quite like this
(h/t @tryramp data, @a16z)