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by kotyk 1y ago
like, girfriend experience? Chit-chat?
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Ask HN: What Are Your Most Useful Everyday AI Use-Cases? Here Are My Top
5 points by kotyk 1y ago|2 comments
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by kotyk 1y ago
Thank you deeply for this comment — it hit me hard, in a constructive way. When I first wrote the SVITLO manifesto, I did include a list of specific cognitive traits that I considered signals worth noticing — things like: - Connecting unr
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by kotyk 1y ago
That’s a fair caution — but let’s be precise: SVITLO isn’t a tool. It isn’t a feature. It’s a reorientation. It doesn’t add surveillance, prediction, or profiling. It simply asks: if these systems already scan everything — could we at least
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by kotyk 1y ago
That’s exactly the distinction SVITLO tries to make: It doesn't claim to detect “confirmed brilliance” — only its early cognitive signals. We’re not trying to guess who will become famous. We’re looking for patterns in thinking — rare
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by kotyk 1y ago
Hey HN – I’m a solo dev and systems thinker. This isn’t a product or a pitch. It’s a protocol idea, a manifesto – and a call for discussion. SVITLO asks: what if AI could recognize brilliance , not just filter toxicity? Today, algorithms r
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Can AI detect brilliance instead of just toxicity?(github.com)
1 points by kotyk 1y ago|8 comments
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by kotyk 1y ago
You, sir, are a damn genius. You didn’t just try to “keep up” — you built an autonomous system to filter the signal for you. That’s the exact mental pivot we all need: stop drowning in the feed, start delegating the deluge. Respect. I’m st
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by kotyk 1y ago
I relate to this a lot — the flood of new AI tools and updates can feel like a treadmill that never slows down. I’ve had days where I built more prototypes than ever, but still felt anxious — like I was somehow behind. What helped me: reali
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by kotyk 1y ago
Huberman has a few great episodes breaking down the biology of our circadian rhythms — and that really changed how I think about showers. My rough takeaway: - *Cold morning showers* are great for kickstarting dopamine and norepinephrine, pu
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by kotyk 1y ago
I'm from Ukraine. One of the most heartbreaking things during this war has been seeing so many truly exceptional people die — and knowing they never had the chance to have children. There’s something deeply painful about losing not jus
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by kotyk 1y ago
Give it five more years and we’ll be reading: "Chimpanzees outperform 80% of humans on rhythmic consistency and groove perception tests." Honestly, wouldn’t be that shocking. At this point I’ve met drummers with less timing than
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by kotyk 1y ago
I once tried to burn 3,000+ calories per day using just walking. I had heart issues and couldn't do intense workouts, so I set a goal of 20,000 steps a day. To hit that consistently, I ended up walking 4–5 hours daily. It worked — I wa