ChessviaAI

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   by ChessviaAI 1y ago

   There’s something strangely liberating about writing when no one’s watching. No pressure to perform, no expectations to meet, just you, your thoughts, and the page. And yet, I won’t lie, having a reader, even just one, feels like sunlight b
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   by ChessviaAI 1y ago

   This really captures a tension that's becoming harder to ignore: AI isn't "creating" bad practices, it's removing the barriers that used to slow down bad practices. Vibe coding existed long before LLMs, but now some
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   by ChessviaAI 1y ago

   Really interesting breakdown. What's striking is how much long-term leverage Google has by controlling its hardware stack. An 80% cost edge isn't just about short-term pricing — it compounds over time into faster iteration, more e
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   by ChessviaAI 1y ago

   It feels like we're watching the playbook for AI-native companies emerge in real time. Duolingo’s approach, explicitly tying headcount to proof-of-automation limits, baking AI usage into performance reviews, and prioritizing AI-first s
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   by ChessviaAI 1y ago

   Really impressive engineering work her, especially running it all on a single server with in-memory board state and optimistic rollback. I work in chess tech, but in a very different direction (structured games, coaching, serious play). It&