Areena_28

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by Areena_28 5mo ago
The moat was never really the code....it was always the understanding that produced it. All those failed experiments and design iterations that led to the algorithm... that knowledge lives in your head, not the repo. Someone can clone the i
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by Areena_28 5mo ago
Yes, and the main change is i now weight specificity much more heavily. The things that still feel trustworthy are very specific details, opinions that could get someone in trouble, and writing that has a clear point of view. Generic correc
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by Areena_28 5mo ago
For computer vision and ML work specifically, RHEL doesn't give you much advantage over Ubuntu or even Fedora for personal use. Most ML tooling like PyTorch, CUDA drivers, Jupyter is better supported and easier to set up on Ubuntu, and
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by Areena_28 5mo ago
damm true haha
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by Areena_28 5mo ago
Judgment in ambiguous situations is the one thing that's held up consistently. AI is good at defined tasks, bad at knowing when the task definition itself is wrong. Also, deep domain knowledge is the other one..... knowing what good ou
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Tell me an alternative of Claude for writing/strategy generation
2 points by Areena_28 5mo ago|2 comments
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by Areena_28 5mo ago
Thank you, someone pointed out this. Using claude has become a pain in my ass now. I used to use it for writing but now it has lost its creative thinking. In addition, its free plan daily limit gets easily exhausted with 2 prompts...makes m
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by Areena_28 5mo ago
I’ve noticed this with model upgrades too: sometimes they improve the “thinking” but lose the tightness of the writing.
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by Areena_28 5mo ago
Most of these tools aren’t defensible because of AI, they’re defensible because of workflow capture. The model is the easy part now, the hard part is owning the context, the data, and the place where work actually happens. That’s why a lot
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by Areena_28 5mo ago
Building Gordon ( https://trygordon.ai/ ) because most companies “have security” but no idea what their actual risk is. We’re building a platform that helps you pass audits faster, lower cyber insurance premiums, and makes c
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by Areena_28 5mo ago
My perspective is different here. You were right about the VR thing, but the AI tools on which we are relying today will no longer be useful for us 2 years later. I'll give it a term of "graveyard of AI startups". the gap is
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by Areena_28 5mo ago
hahaha, you are so right!
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by Areena_28 5mo ago
The disruption is 101% happening but it's mostly invisible from the outside. iI think its not new apps replacing old ones rather the same apps doing things that used to require 3x the headcount. That said there are a few genuine exampl
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by Areena_28 5mo ago
Yeah, i noticed it too. Something feels off with the reasoning on complex multi-step tasks compared to a few months ago. hard to tell if it's actual regression or just expectations creeping up as you use it more. Been mixing Opus with
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by Areena_28 5mo ago
I'll speak on the co-founder question, try out the the trial period approach. Give someone a 60-day paid project with a clear deliverable before any equity conversation. You learn more about how they think and execute in 60 days than i
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by Areena_28 5mo ago
Impressive! FSI courses are genuinely good but the raw format makes them harder to stick with than they should be.
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by Areena_28 5mo ago
Two things you can try: dispute it with your bank as an unauthorised hold if any of those payments were card transactions, and file a complaint with the DFSA if your business is in a free zone. Stripe does have UAE regulatory obligations an
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by Areena_28 6mo ago
The way we handle it is keeping a small set of fixed test cases that we never change. Like same inputs, same expected outputs. so when we tweak a prompt we run it against those first. if it passes the fixed cases and feels better on the new
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by Areena_28 6mo ago
Never experienced BBS firsthand but from everything i've read about it, the thing that stands out most is how intentional the interactions were. you had to actually want to be there. no algorithmic feed pushing content at you. The peop
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by Areena_28 6mo ago
Honestly the leverage you have is the parts they can't vibe code. I mean DevOps, architecture decisions, anything that breaks quietly in production. i'd focus there and let them find out the hard way what happens when nobody under
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by Areena_28 6mo ago
Been using Aegis for a while now, the encrypted backup alone makes it worth it over Google Authenticator. losing access to everything because you switched phones once is enough to make you take backups seriously. Ente is worth a look if you
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by Areena_28 6mo ago
Nearly missing a passport expiry is the kind of thing that happens to everyone at least once and nobody builds anything about it until it happens to them. good that you did something about it.
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by Areena_28 6mo ago
It surprised me when i got to know, i wonder how long this went undetected. Compliance certification exists so companies don't need to audit their vendors themselves, but here the whole certification is fake. We've been building i
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by Areena_28 6mo ago
I know with Claude, hitting 5 messages every 5 hours mid-task is a real workflow problem. Many times, when i used to hit claude limits mid task and switched to ChatGPT thinking the no-limit thing would make up for it. But it's really a
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by Areena_28 6mo ago
Finally someone said this! I feel it's not that people are doing less, it's that the feedback loop that used to tell you whether you actually understood something is now gone. you ship, it works, you move on, and three months late
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by Areena_28 6mo ago
The RAG chunking problem is real and most people don't hit it until they're already in production, wondering why the retrieval keeps missing obvious things. Anyways, will check out the repo, looks like something worth digging into
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by Areena_28 6mo ago
oh yesss, except literate programming was still the human explaining intent to other humans. this is more like the human explaining intent to a machine that then explains it back to other humans. hahaha this is actually funny.
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by Areena_28 6mo ago
yeah temperature is probably worth a run, we noticed even small adjustments changed how the model interpreted formatting expectations quite a bit.
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by Areena_28 6mo ago
Hey, cool project! We run a bug bounty at Mitigata. If you're looking to add more targets, I'd be happy to connect you with the right person if that's useful.
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by Areena_28 6mo ago
Have you heard of Mesh Networking between devices? If enough people in dense urban areas ran something like meshtastic or a similar protocol, you could theoretically pass traffic peer to peer without touching ISP infrastructure at all. rang

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