I just want to say how much I love that you used Dean Blunt in the example video

one of my favorite artists and this one is one of my favorite tracks in general. cheers!

It helps to read the linked article before commenting.

Just because you read an article, doesn't mean you have to agree with it. (Yes, I read the entire article before I commented.)

AI is an analogy to something that people feel the technology is similar to but that it is obviously not.

Language is more of less a series of analogies. Comparing one thing to another is how humans are able to make sense of the world.

Posting AI summaries of articles that you didn't even read is one of the worst type of comments you can possibly make.

If you like it that much I’ll turn it into an HN agent that auto posts it. Just say the word.

Stop being a dork lest you lose your day-old account.

Even just having a better DX/UI around D1 and their other current offerings would be a great start

I'd love to see D1 as a supported catalog for https://ducklake.select/

AI bypassed the content editor on this step

It would be great to see an example of this that simply isn't a human wearing a VR headset.

Even if it's unglamarous, there's loads of economic value in tele-operated humanoid bots. They can improve productivity via one pilot driving N robots and issuing high-level commands. They can also allow factories to import labor from 3rd world countries without bothering with the visa stuff. Providing complete manufacturing synergy using world-class, follow-the-sun shifts, minimizing disruptions and ensuring you meet your re-onshored manufacturing goals.

Google Search Ads are usually the most expensive on a CPC basis out of the big platforms, but usually the CPA is much lower (even though Bing Ads can often be better value). This is usually because of 2 reasons:

1. You can target a specific part of the funnel (informational -> purchase intent) in search ads. Targeting on social networks is more about overall user profiles rather than their immediate state of mind.

2. People going to a search engine expect to leave that search engine to go to another website. Whereas people on a social network expect to stay in that portal. So clicking on an ad then doing something after is a more natural flow (and better value for advertisers).

Worked fine on Chrome on Linux (Fedora)

Do you actually consider this neighborhood in Palo Alto a city?