Robin Jose

Entrepreneur, Angel investor, Builder of Tech Products, CxO, Writer & Speaker.

[Robin Jose @Robin_Jose]

@DVLPLONDON Why limit to a browser in the first place as it can't provide good graphics or realism?

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@KaranVaidya6 You needed 30 engineers to write 44K lines of code in typescript? No wonder you had to replace them 😆

nice clickbait.

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@thekitze don't believe it for a second. Claude would say usage limit hit half way through 😂

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@0xReflection Bigger question is: why is this crap worth $5K?

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@NJB781 @aiwithjainam 😆

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@JulianGoldieSEO two possible explanation to this post: 1. absolute clickbait! 2. OP doesn't even know CC to recommend "GPT-OSS 20B for complex projects". 😆 I am going to go with the former.

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Sam Altman asleep at the wheel while everyone and their dog is moving to #Claude Code and Cowork 😆

Happy Friday folks!

#ChatGPT

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@JulianGoldieSEO don't see an option? Is this only for Ultra?

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@DataChaz Do you even read the Github Link before making absurd claims? "Claim: This course costs USD 2500 and is now free. Truth: This is a short intro course, the heading clearly says "crash course". We would never price this at 2500, it has always been free."

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@sergeykarayev far from it. Rubik's cube is a simple enough algorithm - easy to optimize for a machine. by far chess is a lot more complex and machine's been beating humans for decades now.

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@IlirAliu_ Yeah, thousands of people testing something not extensively tested or backedup by a firm. something that can cause real accidents and fatalities. what can go wrong?

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@im_mahi0 misleading. you can't drive your own Tesla here, only be driven by an operator.

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@Grumpy_Femboy @chrisgpt @ohiobluedog you are completely missing the analogy. the photographer does not take the picture. he clicks the button. the camera takes the picture. he tells the camera what pointing at it, framing etc. he's not using prompt, he's using a mental algorithm, but the concept is the same.

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@dweebzilla @Grumpy_Femboy @chrisgpt @ohiobluedog makes no sense, do you even read what you write? if you are asking RNG to choose a number between 11 and 65, you are defining and getting exactly what you want. If you want 44, then ask for 44.

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@blaisethebrash @Grumpy_Femboy @chrisgpt @ohiobluedog you obviosuly don't have much experience in using neither a camera or AI. With a camera a professional takes hundreds of images before choosing the final one. As for AI, i really didn't have to prompt hundred times yet. learn to prompt better, would help you.

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@Grumpy_Femboy @chrisgpt @ohiobluedog no, you are just confused. if your argument is that person with the camera control what pics to take, then person with AI decides what image is generated. it's not "random", they can very clearly define it using prompts.

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@jacksonhinkle ah, yes of course. a folding laptop with some gimmicks is the epitome of success. never mind the fact that China is no loner a communist country. And same for Russia, just in case you are still living in cold war times 😆

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@krandiash SONIC. Super excited to test it, if it has the close end-to-end latency you claim, i'm going to switch over from ELevenLabs