rahulyc

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by rahulyc 7d ago
The Chinese are humans too. Why would they want to be extinct either?
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by rahulyc 8d ago
It was pretty disheartening to hear that only a single scientist quit the Manhattan Project after the Nazi's were defeated. I'm pleasantly surprised that the people working on this seem wiser. He is not the first, and hopefully wi
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by rahulyc 10d ago
I'm not sure what happens (I think no one does), but with every other technology, I can opt-out if I don't want to use it. Even if I get unemployed, I don't see how I can opt-out when it comes to everyone everywhere using it.
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by rahulyc 20d ago
Yes, Google is really bad at this. For all the problems with Amazon, they're actually much better at actually following DMCA
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by rahulyc 27d ago
What are you using the plethora of models and your own harness for exactly? Oh, right...
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by rahulyc 3mo ago
Great idea. I'm thinking if it could make sense to send the output to a cheap / local model to filter out only the bits that "matter" and pass that through - for the cost some extra time, but maybe it's worth it for
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by rahulyc 4mo ago
It has nothing to do with the Industrial Revolution. Put yourself in their shoes. They are fresh entrants to a job market and these companies seem hell-bent on making them useless in it.
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by rahulyc 5mo ago
All the websites currently blocking Claude Code or other AI agents are fighting a losing battle. Computer-use is in the early stages, and the thing preventing mass-adoption seems to be the number of tokens it takes. Agents can fumble around
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PSA: Top Google Result for Claude Code Is Malicious(onemillionwords.substack.com)
50 points by rahulyc 6mo ago|13 comments
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by rahulyc 7mo ago
The new SaaS is subagent as a service?
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by rahulyc 7mo ago
Yes, but also you'll never have any early evidence of the Foom until the Foom itself happens.
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by rahulyc 8mo ago
First, I built the software using my hands to do my bidding... Now, the software is using my hands to its bidding?
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by rahulyc 1y ago
I think your argument isn't exactly right. You can imagine a future world where producing real goods and services is ~free (AI compute infinite etc.) In this world, the entire economy will be ~advertising only so you can charge people
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by rahulyc 1y ago
I was working on something almost similar, mostly to create a browser agent, and LLMs are really good at writing playwright scripts compared to vanilla JS.
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by rahulyc 1y ago
I didn't realize the setup script had to be done in the UI over in the environment tab. I assumed it would be reading something like setup.sh from the codebase. Docs could make that more clear
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Going from Continuous Deployment to Continuous Development(onemillionwords.substack.com)
1 points by rahulyc 1y ago|0 comments
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(Technical) Debt Forgiveness is here(onemillionwords.substack.com)
2 points by rahulyc 1y ago|0 comments
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Bitcoin's Achilles heel – or why it can't be the new gold(medium.com)
4 points by rahulyc 6y ago|0 comments
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by rahulyc 7y ago
desertcart | Dubai, UAE | Full-time | ONSITE | $70k-$120k | https://www.desertcart.ae/careers We're looking to build a team of experienced software developers to help us bring new products to market in cross-border eco
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by rahulyc 9y ago
desertcart | Dubai, UAE | Full-time | $80k-$120k | Senior software engineer(Ruby/JS/React experience is a plus) We're looking to build a team of experienced software developers to help us bring new products to market in cross