mathgladiator

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by mathgladiator 8mo ago
I'm just getting started to be honest. I freaked out when I realized how much I was spending with OpenClaw for the conversations. Right now, I'm building tools that integrate AI, and I'm going to continue down this route. The
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Pivot Toward AI and Agents(nexivibe.com)
2 points by mathgladiator 8mo ago|2 comments
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Show HN: I Figured It Out(adama-platform.com)
3 points by mathgladiator 10mo ago|0 comments
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House Fire, Death, and Rebirth(adama-platform.com)
3 points by mathgladiator 1y ago|0 comments
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by mathgladiator 1y ago
It sure is better than being poor and homeless like when I started my journey.
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by mathgladiator 1y ago
maybe, but I retired early at 40. When you go to work, you trade your identity to be the person that earns as much as possible. Everything else is just noise.
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by mathgladiator 1y ago
And that is the rank and file's job. Chaos is important for breaking organizational bones.
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by mathgladiator 1y ago
I've thought about this and love board games. I don't want cheap plastic anymore. I want a reusable modular gaming system that let's me use more imagination.
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by mathgladiator 1y ago
It's obnoxious behavior. For example, I decided when I was young to live in my car and be homeless. I saved a bunch of money, and I've been frugal most my life. I was also super focused at my work and climbed the ladder making rea
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by mathgladiator 1y ago
In the recent US election, Kamala/Biden were punished for not having a primary which isn't very democratic.
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by mathgladiator 1y ago
also, to prove my feelings. I tell HN that I'm quiting tech and I get a bunch of points. I post about my shit, and I mostly got nothing. (and yes, HN wasn't the primary place I tried to market, but still... it sucks hard) I did a
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by mathgladiator 1y ago
I'm going soft ranching as a hobby. Honestly, I want to get a few cattle which I control the inputs too 100% such that get 100% grass fed beef. My profit is primarily driving down my costs as much as possible such that I can become sel
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by mathgladiator 1y ago
Yeah, but I already mowed that grass. It was nice, and I could retire in the burbs... now, I'm just going to give up on civilization and become a rancher. Maybe, I'll start an egg subscription business for my friends that is 100%
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by mathgladiator 1y ago
The simple version is that I'm a perfectionist that cares about deep understanding, and I had a good career that fit me well with distributed systems. However, at core, I'm curious and passionate in a way that requires management
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by mathgladiator 1y ago
I thought about doing a youtube channel, honestly. Both as a parody and a progress. It's strange. I will probably get more love for making a video about my future barndo than my tech projects. It was an electrical fire due to a 20 year
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by mathgladiator 1y ago
Thanks. I love math, and I regret not being able to usefully use it more. I don't regret leaving academia, but life is a mystery. The next chapter feels... good and right.
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by mathgladiator 1y ago
Maybe. I was using AI via API, and I was building a tool chain to build a social network with PHP... I realized that I could focus on the product, but then I realized I was solving a problem which is social in nature rather than technical.
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by mathgladiator 1y ago
It's a good question. My home was recently destroyed by fire (not a total loss of dwelling, but 95% of contents due to smoke and water), and I'm quitting tech to accept being a rancher and body builder. I love tech, but tech doesn
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by mathgladiator 2y ago
They need friends willing to drag them kicking and screaming.
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by mathgladiator 2y ago
I've started to use PHP again because AI deals with it nearly perfectly such that I can focus entirely on the product without trivia deep dives.
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by mathgladiator 2y ago
Well, it's new to me.
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by mathgladiator 2y ago
Cool. I love to see progress for any new engine.
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by mathgladiator 2y ago
It blows my mind that it should be very easy to test and validate benefits of grounding but I haven't done it yet. The experimental design is to sleep on a grounding pad with a control device that blinds whether the pad is grounded. Fo
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by mathgladiator 2y ago
My dream was to do research, but I didn't see academics as happy people. Instead, I had a great career, and now I mess around on my own programming language. Maybe it will become something, may it will not. Life is a mystery. It has be
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by mathgladiator 2y ago
Current LLMs seem to be OK code generators when constrained well. I'm building a product with my hands tied behind my back when I only use Claude. Its... working.
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by mathgladiator 2y ago
In my language, division isn't closed. The type of x/y is maybe<double> because when you do shenanigans of defining division as a different operator than multiplying by the multiplicative inverse, your code sucks.
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by mathgladiator 2y ago
Myself, mind and body Everyday, I get up and cold plunge. I exercise twice a day. I eat carnivore diet. I do red light therapy. I drink a gallon of water. I read 10 pages out of two books. Sometimes I get a third exercise in. I use the saun
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by mathgladiator 2y ago
Articles like this speak to the importance of things that "just work".
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by mathgladiator 2y ago
This has been my dream for the last few years. I'm making progress as I am also acting as a fractional CTO for a few start ups where I only took equity and only used my platform. All the companies are going to migrate off at some point
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by mathgladiator 2y ago
It kind of is a feature. I had a boss once that owned the building to the business and charged rent to ensure zero profit. It's like life is a realtime monopoly game I'm learning tactics all the time.

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