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by adidoit 9mo ago
the ones that stood out were - Nostalgia for the Absolute by George Steiner - Digital Reversal by Andrew Mir - Vita Contemplativa by Byung-chul Han
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by adidoit 9mo ago
Ironically this article/blog itself is giving off an AI-generated smell as it's tone and cadence seem very similar to LinkedIn posts or rather output of prompts to create LinkedIn posts.
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by adidoit 10mo ago
With studies like these it's important to keep in mind selection effects. Most of the high volume enterprise use cases use their cloud providers (e.g., azure) What we have here is mostly from smaller players. Good data but obviously a
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by adidoit 10mo ago
This is fantastic. I'm reminded of the Samo Burja thesis that civilization is actually a lot older when we think and ancient civilizations including the Bronze Age were much more advanced than we think. With better imaging, tooling, an
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by adidoit 10mo ago
At-bats have always been the name of the game. That's why if you're going to do something risky make sure you build the safety net
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by adidoit 10mo ago
Yeah I think all of the concerns about ARPU and what the ROI from AI will be are not justified given the opportunity if executed well. LLMs contain high intent significant memory. Their usage is exploding. Getting $200 subscriptions from a
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by adidoit 10mo ago
Fascinating that the state-of-the-art in building agentic harnesses for long running agent workflows is to ... "use strong-worded instructions" Anthropomorphism of LLMs is obviously flawed but remains the best way to actually buil
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by adidoit 10mo ago
This sounds like one of the "Ironies of Automation" as Lisain Bainbridge pointed out several years ago. The more prevalent automation is, the worse humans do when that automation is taken away. This will be true for learning now .
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by adidoit 10mo ago
why does this feel ai generated? apologies if its not but the style and layout overlap with typical ai output.
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Self-driving cars will transform urban economies(economist.com)
5 points by adidoit 10mo ago|0 comments
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by adidoit 10mo ago
The biggest challenge with LinkedIn is the primacy of your linkage to your employer enforces a self-censorship that turns into corporate speak. The overton window on LinkedIn is actually quite small and because everyone there is really an e
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by adidoit 10mo ago
LLMs have high utility for coding. The PMF is so strong that even with just coding i feel they will see an ARPU expansion beyond conservative assumptions. There are adjacancies in white collar work like financial analysis that they will go
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by adidoit 10mo ago
Tested this building some PRs and issues that codex-5.1-max and gemini-3-pro were strugglig with It planned way better in a much more granular way and then execute it better. I can't tell if the model is actually better or if it's
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by adidoit 10mo ago
This is exactly why I'm focusing on job readiness and remediation rather than the education system. I think working all this out is simply too complex for a system with a lot of vested interest and that doesn't really understand h
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by adidoit 10mo ago
I hope we continue to see gains for scientific professionals and companies doing research. Even imperfect assistants increase leverage.
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by adidoit 10mo ago
It's very interesting of course at a natural move for aggregation. I'd love to see Stratechery / Ben Thompson's take on this. From my perspective the challenges for vendors and SaaS providers are [1] discovery [2] monet
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by adidoit 10mo ago
100% of AI startups are just multiplying matrices 100% of tech startups are just database engineering It's still early in the paradigm and most startups will fail but those that succeed will embed themselves in workflows.
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by adidoit 10mo ago
The older i get the more I see watterson's comics as a form of philsophical commentary on the state and evolution of the world it's art and meaning and entertainment all in one if it's been a while you should read them again
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by adidoit 10mo ago
It's insane to me that I can't pay $20/$200 bucks after running out of limits in ~5 messages. Why would you not at least link it to the pro and ultra accounts at least you could upsell the pro subs to ultra. Millions of claud
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by adidoit 10mo ago
gemini cli. It's not as impressive as claude code or even codex. Claude code seems to be more compatible with the model (or the reverse) whereas gemini-cli still feels a bit awkward (as of 2.5 Pro). I'm hoping its better with 3.0!
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by adidoit 10mo ago
Fair enough! I was getting a failure rate on that was worse then OpenAI and Google and the developer semantics didn't really work for me.
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by adidoit 10mo ago
Yes I think specs as the context entry point is a great framing. The word "spec" is a bit overloaded and I think we're all using it to define many things. There's a high-level spec and there are detailed component-level
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by adidoit 10mo ago
I think we're conflating spec-driven development with waterfall because most people's understanding of a spec is an extremely long document often with more bureaucratic components than actually useful information. It's the so
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by adidoit 10mo ago
One reason I haven't used Haiku in production at Socratify it's the lack of structured output so I hope they'll add it to Haiku 4.5 soon. It's a bit weird it took Anthropic so long considering it's been ages since O
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by adidoit 10mo ago
I think OpenAI and all the other chat LLMs are going to face a constant battle to match personality with general zeitgeist and as the user base expands the signal they get is increasingly distorted to a blah median personality. It's a
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by adidoit 10mo ago
https://socratify.ai Career Skills AI Coach. Sharpen how you think and speak by debating AI We are clearly on the verge of the largest white-collar skills dislocation ever. Our goal at Socratify is to make skill building and res
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by adidoit 11mo ago
All of it is ultimately managing the context for a model. Just different methods
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Holistic Agent Leaderboard: The Missing Infrastructure for AI Agent Evaluation(arxiv.org)
1 points by adidoit 11mo ago|1 comments
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by adidoit 11mo ago
https://x.com/sayashk/status/1978565190057869344 AI agents have been developed for complex real-world tasks from coding to customer service. But AI agent evaluations suffer from many challenges that undermine our
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by adidoit 11mo ago
Is that true? I was under the impression that one reason NVIDIA is so entrenched is that their GPUs are highly flexible. Versus the ASIC offerings of other specialized players are more focused on transformers remaining the dominant architec

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