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by lasky 6d ago
who cares. AI will translate brain waves to binary within 5 years.
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by lasky 7d ago
big milestone. the iPhone design engineering group might be one of the most hardcore and intense engineering orgs in modern technology. software people have no idea how incredibly cushy they (still) have it.
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by lasky 8d ago
You should trust OpenAI.
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by lasky 11d ago
AI will make the asset holders more productive and profitable. It will raise the level of personal agency + stable family resources required to avoid crises and homelessness. Society will increasingly organize around preventing class warfar
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by lasky 1mo ago
50% of new jobs created in the last year are "pink-collar" aka healthcare, social services. see: https://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2026/health-care-and-social-ass...
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Ask HN: How do you keep track of all your codex/Claude sessions?
1 points by lasky 1mo ago|1 comments
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by lasky 1mo ago
Ethics… at OpenAI… The same company that refuses to acknowledge that it let its own greed and temptation to own the entire economy abandon its non-profit Manhattan Project? At the expense of disrupting the economic well being of 95% of huma
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by lasky 1mo ago
Mark is not doing this for the money or power. Mark genuinely cares about your mental health. He does not want to rewire your brain to be dependent on his models, like he did with FB/IG. We can see it in his empathic eyes.
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by lasky 1mo ago
AI labs are really good at disingenuousnessmaxxing
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by lasky 2mo ago
the government's arsenal of slop cannons are just getting warmed up
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by lasky 2mo ago
I love driving. But my 12 lb bucket of brain cells guiding itself, and other lives, is the wrong tool for the job of staying in between the two bright lines. Self-driving, here we come.
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by lasky 3mo ago
to begin in 2035, eh? just join the US already
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by lasky 3mo ago
token cost will keep dropping toward zero
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by lasky 3mo ago
but if the AI can just fix it…
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by lasky 3mo ago
I like this analogy. But am having trouble applying it here. switchboards? gone. horses? still around but basically entertainment. handmade clothes? luxury good. Each and every one of us has a software factory at home. Wild! Does it even ma
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by lasky 3mo ago
not me.
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by lasky 3mo ago
Yes. If all you need is a comprehensive suite of evals / unit tests to determine if something functions correctly, and AI can quickly figure out how to change it so you get to the end result, then... seems like we won't need all
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by lasky 3mo ago
Ask Claude what customers have this same problem and not solving it is costing them money
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by lasky 3mo ago
why can't AI solve that too?
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Ask HN: Do we even need code anymore?
6 points by lasky 3mo ago|21 comments
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by lasky 3mo ago
for crying out loud... why would you deprive yourself?
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by lasky 3mo ago
do you use a ball point or a gel pen?
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by lasky 3mo ago
claude code in CLI with codex CLI plugin. /remote-env when I'm out -- Codex app for more research heavy / data science heavy tasks. codex ios already built into chatgpt app.
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Ask HN: How "looped" or autonomous is your actual coding workflow?
2 points by lasky 3mo ago|3 comments
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by lasky 4mo ago
I think it's about how much agency you need/want your job to give you in that specific moment/season of your life. starting a business is agency-maxxing. you trade that in when you're an employee for some amount of perce
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by lasky 5mo ago
No doubt police should not be above the law and we should call that out. However this article reads more like hyperbolic slander.
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by lasky 5mo ago
Big day! Least understood yet most influential company in the history, present and future of the venture capital backed tech world.
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by lasky 5mo ago
I’m assuming this is all sarcasm.
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by lasky 5mo ago
The hype machine is alive and well in silicon valley.
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by lasky 6mo ago
How many people actually do this? My point is if the sycophancy helps drive user engagement, how does that impact the incentive labs and AI product builders have to counteract it.

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