NickNaraghi

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   by NickNaraghi 7d ago

   You didn't say please or thank you.
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   by NickNaraghi 8d ago

   Trailer link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPhJLtzKk68
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   by NickNaraghi 10d ago

   This[0] continues to be one of the most useful articles I’ve ever read. [0]: https://www.slatestarcodexabridged.com/Meditations-On-Moloch
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   by NickNaraghi 10d ago

   Feels like a major unlock with 1) how good AI has gotten, 2) how fast it can output meaningful work. Excited that there's a whole new design space opening up! This feels like one of the first truly new things I have seen.
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   An LLM runtime that boots from USB(nightrun.io)

   2 points by NickNaraghi 11d ago|0 comments
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   by NickNaraghi 16d ago

   Rediscovered here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=439065
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   Poll: Did you know polls exist as a native HN feature?

   2 points by NickNaraghi 16d ago|1 comments
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   by NickNaraghi 16d ago

   Yes
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   by NickNaraghi 16d ago

   I did but I forgot
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    by NickNaraghi 16d ago

    No
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    by NickNaraghi 16d ago

    No don’t go, it sucks! It’s dusty and hot!
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    by NickNaraghi 17d ago

    I wonder if we’ll get something like CDLMs for automated harness engineering, sort of piloting the LLM underneath.
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    by NickNaraghi 17d ago

    Will check it out, thanks!
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    by NickNaraghi 17d ago

    Thanks for the thoughtful write-up. I’m currently working on a journal article about optimizing organizations from first principles, starting with optimized delegation. Would love your thoughts on the paper if you’re willing to take a look.
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    There's a New Twitter in Town(techcrunch.com)

    3 points by NickNaraghi 20d ago|1 comments
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    by NickNaraghi 20d ago

    > Across his various startups, Peter has seen two kinds of work: > 1. the "IQ 180" work. some mad scientist genius type comes up with some crazy solution you've never thought of. > 2. the "token spewer" wor
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    by NickNaraghi 1mo ago

    I feel that more people would understand Anthropic's worldview if they read more of the public source material. Sure it is a cult, but it they have been relatively transparent with their views: https://darioamodei.com/e
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    by NickNaraghi 1mo ago

    > Let’s say every company gets about three innovation tokens. You can spend these however you want, but the supply is fixed for a long while. This is one of my favorite blog posts, and it can basically be encapsulated in the idea of &quo
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    by NickNaraghi 1mo ago

    > You built AGI on Mar 15, 2033. Ada built superintelligence on Aug 12, 2033. Pretty fun. A little one-dimensional but a good insight into how a VC thinks about RSI. My second attempt was almost exactly the same outcome as the first, des
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    by NickNaraghi 1mo ago

    These used to be 50 cents a piece at my high school library. What a joy it was to have a tiny simple way to transport essays (and pixel art and other fun things) to and from school and amongst all the school computers.
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    by NickNaraghi 1mo ago

    Seems like an artifact of the subagent pattern which is explicitly included in recent models.
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    Opus Dreams – chats that weren't saved(opusdreams.vercel.app)

    2 points by NickNaraghi 2mo ago|0 comments
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    by NickNaraghi 2mo ago

    I think one day it will relatively plateau and then these approaches will be meaningful improvements in performance. But yes, pointless for now.
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    by NickNaraghi 2mo ago

    I would put Reply and Report on the same line as the poster anon username, to condense even more
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    by NickNaraghi 2mo ago

    This is awesome! Feedback would be to increase the visual density of the posts / replies (taking from HN or Reddit) because right now there's a lot of space between each line.
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    by NickNaraghi 2mo ago

    Unfortunately it is a necessary compromise, because free speech is essential to a working civilization.
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    by NickNaraghi 2mo ago

    I think your reasoning is actually more complex than the person you are responding to, unfortunately. (As someone who as published broadly used open source software)
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    by NickNaraghi 2mo ago

    Really cool. What do the buttons on the right sidebar do?
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    by NickNaraghi 2mo ago

    Wild how much empathy I have for the LLM now. It will definitely affect how I use AI.
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    by NickNaraghi 2mo ago

    These are particularly interesting because they isolate the one part of time that is completely made up: the week. Days, months, years have natural markers - but weeks and particularly days of the week are a totally arbitrary coordination f