dbish

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by dbish 2mo ago
Yes and it’s still always better to try new things then wait for approval or something to be perfect if you want the company to keep innovating.
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by dbish 3mo ago
"eval startups have a hard time finding customers, because clients have to be technical developers who want to build with APIs, but also not technical enough to run their own evals" To add to this, they have to be developers who a
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by dbish 3mo ago
The comms problems are exactly what makes it interesting to me, since autonomy is fully required really.
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by dbish 3mo ago
Yep. The AI advances and pushing for much more autonomy are why I think there’s something new possible here.
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by dbish 3mo ago
I’ve always wanted to start a company that builds automated underwater swarms of “probes” that just search and return info and carry out small exploration tasks but over long amounts of time and space. Do it right and you can send the first
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by dbish 3mo ago
Yep. I love open source but there isn’t a model that comes close still to the closed source options like Opus 4.8 and that’s obvious from most people I see across the software industry as well. There are at least another few models after Op
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by dbish 5mo ago
Press x to doubt. Moving slower is never the better way to create shareholder value unless you’re implying a million other things that are going wrong in your definition of moving faster. “Move fast with stable infrastructure” as they say.
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by dbish 5mo ago
It’s very easy to do the same thing in a variety of ways and simple guis are basically solved by Claude/codex for almost anything.
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by dbish 5mo ago
I’m relatively certain it’s just this at the end of the day. Everything I see people doing in their custom built TUIs or claude/codex CLI can be done, likely even easier, in a simplified IDE or easier to scan UI, but it feels nice&#x2F
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by dbish 5mo ago
None of the important projects or FANGs build with frameworks like that, sorry. Project management frameworks are all larp and mostly used by slow moving firms from the past.
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by dbish 5mo ago
A couple reasons I would guess: 1. Full carrying cost of an employee is much more then their salary so this math is not as straight forward if you’re just cutting time and salary to account for that time. 2. You should assume most people ar
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by dbish 5mo ago
you're telling me dispatchagents.ai :) (open to new names if anyone has cool ones, didn't expect anthropic to start using dispatch with their agents, naming is way too hard)
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by dbish 8mo ago
You want to be aware of your surroundings.
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by dbish 8mo ago
Simply being polite. Understanding there are other people in the world you inhabit. Things like that.
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by dbish 8mo ago
Pretty neat but as someone who commutes every day on the New York subway I hope it’s never “cracked” here. Phone usage without headphones is already annoying enough and I greatly appreciate the various people trying to take calls eventually
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by dbish 8mo ago
https://ageof.diamonds
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by dbish 8mo ago
If I recall correctly, a prior interview about claude plays pokemon stated they purposely chose pokemon as a use case that was not meant to be trained/finetuned on. That's what makes it an interesting problem, so hopefully they ar
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by dbish 8mo ago
Boris who created Claude Code has a multiple clauses setup it seems as daily usage https://x.com/bcherny/status/2007179832300581177
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by dbish 10mo ago
Very cool. I built something similar but hooked it into a printer/publisher to get physical books -> BespokeBooks.io
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by dbish 10mo ago
Not wanting to use Vercel is honestly a good enough reason. If you’re a heavy Vercel user you probably aren’t their target market since they’re aiming at enterprise types from what it looks like.
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by dbish 10mo ago
What about forking it for your own use? Not worth it for the bugs you had fixes for?
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by dbish 10mo ago
What were the problems? I've been trying it out and haven't hit issues yet, but not using it at scale yet so I'm curious what to watch out for. I figure it's open source (MIT) so I can make changes as needed if there was
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by dbish 11mo ago
Woz is awesome and as an engineer I understand the urge to say he’s the main one who should be honored but we have to be realistic. Jobs ushered in 2 eras, only 1 with Woz. The personal computer and the computer in everyone’s pocket. That’s
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by dbish 1y ago
Currently using Lulu because they have a developer api and allow printing a single book programmatically, many places I found either didn’t have an api or required a min order of books that isn’t needed for a one off custom design. https:&
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by dbish 1y ago
On the side, custom coloring books for kids using nano banana, started with a project for my son, and its a little janky for some photos but have had some interest already: https://bespokebooks.io . I think it needs to be a phone
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by dbish 1y ago
The fee should help ensure that only higher paying jobs or truly hard to find roles would be worth paying for as well (not that this is the right option, but playing it out). You would gladly pay 100k if the role already is high paying, it
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by dbish 1y ago
Why not both?
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by dbish 1y ago
Yes and they’re still much lower than buying an equivalent place. I’ve looked. Almost twice as much for a mortgage of a similar space for what I rent right now after putting 20% down. Only reason it makes sense to buy is if you really plan
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by dbish 1y ago
I think the difference for the UK is it’s HCOL but low pay, so people there can’t afford the mortgage down payment as much, which is not normal for say American HCOL cities.
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by dbish 1y ago
Not in New York.

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