Readit NewsI just shared this on Slack and it looks like the site description has a typo: "A serverless AI infrastructure platform [...] customers experience a 40%+ cost savings as opposed to AWS of GCP"
MKBHD asked his pin what he was looking at, and in the time humane’s pin to take a pic, send it up to the cloud, decide what model is most appropriate, and narrate a really long (possibly hallucinatory) answer; he simply took his phone out and google lens answered correctly with a lot of time to spare.
I know these are first-gen products and the fact that this one would presumably have a much higher degree of context on my personal life might make this better (without speaking to privacy implications). Still, over-reliance on the cloud and the fact that this doesn’t interface with my phone (where most reminders, alarms, messages, etc, happen) is going to make these devices a tough sell.
We're building Cursor (https://cursor.sh), an AI powered code editor. We're on a mission to automate most of software engineering you do today.
About Us: We've raised a seed round from OpenAI. Our product is used by tens of thousands of engineers, and our paid plan is growing extremely fast. Our small team has won IMO/IOI gold medals, published in Nature, and includes YC founders and creators of popular programming competitions.
The Roles: We're looking for a fantastic founding full-stack engineer and a founding ML engineer:
* Full-stack: You'll ship fast, own the design and implementation of features end to end, and work on tricky product, infrastructure, and performance problems.
* ML: You'll be challenged to improve the Q&A, bug finding, and code editing abilities of our editor. You will have access to all the compute you need and will be able to do things with OAI's models almost no one else can.
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On the downside... no way would I use a tax preparation system provided by the IRS. It's bound to be a UX nightmare, like all government software, there's an obvious conflict of interest (the IRS has no reason to help find deductions and/or assist me in minimizing my tax bill), and I'd rather not give them any more visibility than I have to into my personal finances.
Update for downvoters: Woah! Sorry for casting aspersions at the Tax Man.