muzani

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by muzani 13d ago
I used one for an AI tool that allows people to report bugs/feature request directly. It searches to make sure it isn't a duplicate, writes up the ticket, then submits it. Because it's a production tool, we want the cheapest
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by muzani 1mo ago
Something strange happens when people get wealthy and advanced enough. Cost of living rises, workload increases, it becomes unaffordable to have kids. 30 years later, everything is empty. Places like Australia have plenty of land but, nah,
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by muzani 1mo ago
Winner: Skynet
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by muzani 1mo ago
The resistance of the steak is going to depend on what cut of meat you are poking (sirloin is stiffer than filet), the grade of meat (prime is more tender than select), how thick it is (thick cuts will yield more than thin), the age of the
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by muzani 2mo ago
I keep all of it, and go to incognito mode for anything I don't want saved. No, not porn. But things like searching for a book because it annoys the hell out of me when FB/Amazon/random blogs start recommending that book 11 t
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by muzani 2mo ago
Passion can be misleading; the literal definition of passion is something you'd suffer for. You can be passionate, productive, and deeply unhappy. The nature of work also combines passionate with non-passionate stuff. We may love writi
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by muzani 2mo ago
Yes, what would you like to happen? I believe Anthropic shouldn't go bankrupt. I don't think the violated should be filthy rich either. The richer publishers are still fighting. The ones taking the settlement may not have strong e
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by muzani 2mo ago
Which servers are still alive?
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by muzani 2mo ago
Odd place to bring this up. This is one of those situations where copyright is doing what it's meant to do.
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by muzani 2mo ago
Much of the time, these estimates are just extrapolated. Someone out there must be producing more oil when there's a shortage.
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by muzani 2mo ago
You have to do it sometime. Would you rather have kids in your 20s or your 40s? The points me and my wife agreed on: 1) It takes a lot of time and energy to raise children, and there's more of both when young 2) Fertility drops sharply
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by muzani 2mo ago
Advertising would be fine if they checked it. Food advertising has used fake images forever, but it's okay because you know the meatballs don't look like that. You have an idea of what warm fries taste like without the fake heat i
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by muzani 2mo ago
A successful unicorn founder once said a billion dollar company is just made up of a bunch of people who could each have started a $10m company by themselves. I guess you can extrapolate that and say a trillion dollar company is made of a b
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by muzani 2mo ago
It makes sense though. Fable is meant for hours or days of work. If you're not using it that way, just use Opus, it's smarter and half the price. If you are using it for long work, then you should probably be using the $200 plan.
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by muzani 2mo ago
I'm convinced a lot of investors were rich minority kids bullied as a youth, looking to bully the rest of world in revenge. You keep hearing things like, "The definition of a moat is being able to raise prices," and, "Yo
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by muzani 3mo ago
What always worked for me is something like, "Hey, I read your book!" or "I just heard your interview on the radio!" It's especially effective if it's a timely event. People do talks and interviews to meet peop
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by muzani 3mo ago
Anecdotally, I find Composer 2.5 to be useless. I do use light LLMs like Claude Haiku and some of Cursor's older free models, but Composer is negative productivity for me.
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by muzani 3mo ago
Yes, the only way to get reliable input/output is hosting it yourself
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by muzani 3mo ago
Extremely valuable. It's the best way to transfer knowledge among engineers and control damage. It's more vital in bigger teams and teams that have something in production, used by a lot of people. A bad push breaks things on mult
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by muzani 3mo ago
In the last 12 months? Antigravity started the workflow where you give a list of things to do and it goes off and does those things without supervision, including drafting and testing edge cases. It can even spin up images. Fable is the lat
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by muzani 3mo ago
They're different beasts. It's like comparing a donkey to a steam train. GLM 5.2 can run for hours. Fable was supposedly designed for something that takes a human up to weeks. It's also more for straightforward tasks, so it&#
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by muzani 3mo ago
Anthropic is a company which claims that the biggest threat AI has is inequality. This was communicated from the very beginning, before Claude and other public models. OpenAI has also held the same stance in the past, hence the original pla
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by muzani 3mo ago
My experience with these places is they don't improve because they don't have room to, and they don't have room because they're too busy being inefficient. For example, one place I worked used emails as source control. T
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by muzani 3mo ago
Kids grow up being lied to about everything. Back when I was a kid, my mom would threaten to call Batman if we were misbehaving. Today, there's TikTok videos we "call" where a "policeman" picks up and asks for the d
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by muzani 3mo ago
Alternate theory: It's a best seller because it's so goofy. Much like brainrot and Dr Seuss.
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by muzani 3mo ago
Csikszentmihalyi did research around what gives people joy. From that, he introduced the concept of Flow in 1975, which is often misunderstood. Flow is my definition of joy. You do something that needs intense focus. The focus makes you los
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by muzani 4mo ago
Gmail product managers are scratching their heads reading this.
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by muzani 4mo ago
Yeah, and as much as people complain about Claude restrictions, it's a lot more generous than Antigravity and more transparent.
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by muzani 4mo ago
Claude seems to do perfectly fine with monorepos and navigates them better than humans. GPT will get lost and repair the wrong code. Most tools will also look at what you worked on recently. If it's difficult for humans, then that shou
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by muzani 4mo ago
It's practically a benchmark now. Some friends have been specifically training models to count the R's in "strawberry"

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