jorisboris

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by jorisboris 12d ago
It’s also a portal in time. 2000 years ago people were looking at that same moon
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by jorisboris 14d ago
My daughter is four. I drew a boy who lived 11000 years ago in Mexico. His longest travel was a half day walk carried by his family to a nearby foraging ground. He died at 4 from a zoonotic fever. Both parents outlived him. It’s random, it’
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Ask HN: Why is Founder Mode not working for Airbnb?
6 points by jorisboris 17d ago|9 comments
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by jorisboris 25d ago
The mandatory labeling is actually a big issue in Europe as well, it means German products can’t be sold in the Netherlands if they don’t have Dutch labeling and vice versa. Which creates a fragmented market.
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by jorisboris 25d ago
I was looking for this one I was wondering why it wasn’t of the front page of hn already Combined with ai, we’re on the threshold of a robotic revolution
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by jorisboris 28d ago
You bring up a good point. Maybe it doesn't matter whether an ai or a person wrote it, as long as it is concise. And because most ai's are not concise we blame ai's for faults we don't like in humans either: being longwi
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by jorisboris 1mo ago
Coincidentally vibe-coded a train map for North-Western Europe this morning. It follows scheduled time, not live time, as most countries don't have live positions. https://privatetrainplanner.ai-tigers.com/europe
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by jorisboris 1mo ago
If I remember correctly the Tokaido Shinkansen goes every 3-4 minutes. I think the frequency on the Utrecht-Amsterdam stretch is on average 5 minutes?
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by jorisboris 2mo ago
A couple of things: 1. Direct the AI to look specifically into areas where I have a gut feel things might go wrong 2. An assessment by another model (eg Codex reviews Claude's work) 3. Manual testing
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by jorisboris 2mo ago
Great idea! I would love a tailored version based on Goodreads or Storygraph
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by jorisboris 2mo ago
Maybe it’s about the power to control the internet (and what is does and doesn’t serve) worldwide.
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by jorisboris 3mo ago
Kinda surprised this one didn’t get more votes
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by jorisboris 3mo ago
Ai going the same way as crypto, before you know you have to move your hq to Panama or Dubai Kinda ironic
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by jorisboris 3mo ago
By now they have so many unique routes people with more willingness to spend have to fly Ryanair anyway (or do a layover with a “premium” airline).
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by jorisboris 4mo ago
It seems techies collectively try to avoid ads, but clearly other segments of people actively click and buy through ads. I would love to get a marketing expert's view on this. It differs by product obviously, but there must be some com
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by jorisboris 5mo ago
Thanks for the golden tip, I just told Claude to use OSM and it actually built an app which works!
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by jorisboris 5mo ago
For a while I tried creating traffic-light-free bicycle routes from my home in the suburbs to my office in Amsterdam center (because intersections, especially with trams, can sometimes take a long time. Unfortunately there was no API with d
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by jorisboris 5mo ago
Swapped my OpenClaw to Claude again. I played around with Gemini and Chinese models in past month but it didn’t work for me.
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by jorisboris 5mo ago
i share your sentiment, the politics venture hurt his brand, but he's still a crazy impressive entrepreneur
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by jorisboris 5mo ago
i know pieter levels, but i'm not aware that he's making videos?
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by jorisboris 5mo ago
Richard Branson, he goes against so much convention: - everyone has so much process to "hire right", but in his books he hired kinda random it seems. And seems to delegate a lot rather than "founder mode" - the original
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by jorisboris 6mo ago
I burned my week quota working on one small repo (with a lot of data files though) for one working day yesterday. It wasn’t like that before. Something definitely changed, or it’s somehow reading all that data over and over again
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by jorisboris 6mo ago
I don’t think that if you read as much as Marc that you can do it without introspection. Correct me if wrong but you always pick up learnings and ideas which apply to your own life. I do understand where he’s coming from. One of my forms of
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by jorisboris 6mo ago
I think this is inevitable, and I'm trying to find ways to set up a controlled environment, in which we build a robust safe and isolated foundation, while clients can mess around and vibe-code their features on top of that. I'm st
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by jorisboris 6mo ago
At least until the end of our respective lifetimes
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by jorisboris 6mo ago
Hydro has its own problems, it traps fish and it significantly changes ecosystems. It might be renewable but not necessary ecological
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by jorisboris 6mo ago
When I was 12 my school books said we would run out of oil in 20 years I’m older than 32 now
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by jorisboris 6mo ago
At the moment I'm pretty inclined to hang up if I feel I'm wasting my time with a robot. But maybe soon we will not even realise we speak to a robot, given the current speed of ai development. I wonder how that will erode trust in
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by jorisboris 6mo ago
I see a lot of different opinions here, from very positive to very negative. I think the answer is, it's both. When I was an employee sometimes I was happy, like when a promotion was lurking, and sometimes I was unhappy and stressed, w
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by jorisboris 6mo ago
“Show me the incentive and i’ll show you the outcome” I’ve learned a long time ago that we’re not always aware of how incentives drive our own behavior, it just happens naturally. This is exactly what’s happening with housing.

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