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Pretty cool. I held up a book (inspired by Open AIs presentation) and asked what the title was. It kept repeating itself that it was only a text based AI and tried to change the subject, then randomly 10 sec later identified the book and asked me a question related to it. Very cool. Obviously a little buggy, but shows the potential power.
I learned a few months ago showering in lightning is dangerous.
I’ve also been in the same boat but haven’t really given Lenny a shot because some of the instructions makes it unclear on where to go (federated, instances) for the experience I want.

I’ve genuinely been missing the “news” on communities I frequent. I’ve been spending way more time on HN, but it’s not the same when the specific communities arent represented here.

Genuinely curious on how your Lenny intro went.

Re:Louis Rossmann calls community to leave Reddit on Friday June 16, 2023 @07:39AM (#36354875)
This is exactly what can happen with factory management. The best factories have a pipeline between management and the warehouse workers. In fact, OSHA explicitly recommends that frontline employees are heavily involved in management-included safety meetings.

If this communication goes wrong it can result in deaths and giant profit leaks until eventual bankruptcy.