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Will LLMs be more or less rational consumers than humans?
(alephic.com)
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noahbrier
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noahbrier
1y ago
I'm trying to engage with you on this, but I'm really not sure what you're getting at. You originally stated "I think the essential job of marketing is to help people make the connection between their problems and your s
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noahbrier
1y ago
I started a repo if you want to play: https://github.com/heyitsnoah/claudesidian
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noahbrier
1y ago
This is my point. Those tools are great specifically because of the simplicity of how they expose their functionality.
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noahbrier
1y ago
I was on a podcast last week where I went into a ton of detail: https://every.to/podcast/how-to-use-claude-code-as-a-thinkin... Basically I have it sitting over the top of my notes and assisting with writing, editing,
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noahbrier
1y ago
No, that’s not what it means. You can read what I’ve written about this for the last three years and I’ve been very consistent. In the enterprise too many people are waiting to be told things and whether it’s good for my business or not I’d
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noahbrier
1y ago
What the company is trying to solve or what I'm solving with Claude Code?
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noahbrier
1y ago
Seems like this might be possible with opencode? Haven't played much.
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noahbrier
1y ago
Tbf I haven't played much with it, but I have generally found that I don't like the permission model on Gemini CLI or Codex anywhere near as much as Claude Code.
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noahbrier
1y ago
That's fair. But it's what I believe. I spend a lot of time inside giant companies and there are too many people waiting for stone tablets to come down the mountain with their use cases instead of just playing with this stuff.
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Unix philosophy and filesystem access makes Claude Code amazing
(alephic.com)
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noahbrier
1y ago
Exactly this. I actually think it’s exactly the opposite of assuming your audience is a stupid: it’s respecting them enough to do the work yourself instead of offloading to them. I’ll die on the hill that 19th century referring to the 1800s
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1y ago
That’s mostly the point. https://newsletter.brxnd.ai/p/docs-x-ai-brxnd-dispatch-vol-8...
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1y ago
Ha. I’m the author of the guide and most certainly read it. Started my career as a journalist.
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1y ago
It’s my guide, and I agree completely. Not even sure this is useful for other companies and definitely not fiction.
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noahbrier
1y ago
Alephic co-founder here. Basically we work with marketers on ai stuff.
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1y ago
Thanks for the shout-out, glad you enjoyed it.
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Show HN: Obsidian Tools, open source email->Obsidian and daily summarizer
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Warning: May Contain Non-Design Content
(whyisthisinteresting.substack.com)
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Platinum Photography
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4y ago
One interesting side effect of the Typescript interface approach is that it doesn't tokenize well: https://twitter.com/m1guelpf/status/1630015536632569857
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Using a TypeScript interface as a prompt for GPT3 to return JSON
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The craziest gas station (and psychedelic car wash) in the Bay Area
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I’m not sure about the broader success of the show or how he books guests, but if the question is what makes his show work, I have a few opinions as a listener. First and foremost, he’s a good interviewer. He knows enough about the topics b
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Doing SaaS Sales in a Recession
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The New Yorker story from the 90s on this is excellent. https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/1995/05/29/the-fifty-nine... Here’s a non-paywalled version: https://www.uh.edu/ethicsinscience&
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How technical founders can run a better GTM motion
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Definitely. The videos from the locker room are amazing. https://twitter.com/AnaheimDucks/status/1520238634539962368
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EBUG: The NHL's emergency backup goalie rule
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To the general question “have ads changed?” Yes. The style of ads generally evolve to match the time. Some of this is because the industry learns what’s effective and some is because trends and aesthetics change. In the 80s there were a lot
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