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by saneshark 4mo ago
Yeah, this was one that reached a level of maturity where I quickly lost interest. I like to build. I don’t like to market. beta.jobwiz.biz
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by saneshark 4mo ago
All of the domains are public. Whenever a new model comes out I like to ask a very specific prompt that helps me identify niche markets with high buyer urgency, have the AI rank them across a rubric, pick the one that has the highest degree
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by saneshark 4mo ago
Claude has been buying domains and deploying to Vercel for me using aws cli, vercel cli, and gh cli since December. Personally I prefer a cli to an MCP server for this type of thing.
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by saneshark 7mo ago
OpenClaw, NanoClaw, et al all use AgentSDK which will from now on be forbidden. They are literally alienating a large percentage of OpenClaw, NanoClaw, PicoClaw, customers because those customers will surely not be willing to pay API pricin
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by saneshark 1y ago
Fascinating Guardian profile of Song-Chun Zhu, a leading AI scientist who left UCLA for China after nearly three decades in the US. He argues that today’s AI, dominated by large neural nets and benchmark-driven research, has drifted away fr
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by saneshark 1y ago
I don’t see gorillas.bas — that was my favorite. I actually found my appreciation for writing code modifying lines of code in that game to make bigger explosions.
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by saneshark 2y ago
I just finished listening to it on audible. It is certainly thought provoking, but full of contradictions as others have mentioned. Namely that this technology cannot be contained, and yet that it must be contained is pretty doom and gloom.
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by saneshark 5y ago
how long before this is ported to IOS and becomes the #1 grossing game? I'm thinking ketchapp is already on it.
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by saneshark 6y ago
A few of them in series could increase the voltage.
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by saneshark 7y ago
It's a beautiful thing if it can bring humanity together towards a common aim. But if it leads to the collapse of monetary systems, the collapse of civil society, looting, rioting, the rise of nationalism, and WWIII that's most ce
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by saneshark 7y ago
MIT has entire courseware available for free. https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/find-by-topic/#cat=engineering&s... Introduction to Computer Science followed by Data Structures and Algorithms should give you a healt
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by saneshark 7y ago
The best part is, that unlike medical or law you can also do it from virtually anywhere. I have been doing some semblance of programming since I was 8 years old (now 39). I think it’s one of those things you kind of have to have a passion f
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by saneshark 7y ago
As someone who has lived out of AirBnB for almost 3 years traveling all around the world and never once being scammed, I find the title of this article to be a bit alarmist. AirBnB has host and guest verification options. If Becky and Andre
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by saneshark 7y ago
I really enjoyed reading this article as a way of reevaluating my approach to gender inequality, but I have a problem with the title and main premise. Why do you need to have a daughter to support gender equality? Aren't these values e
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by saneshark 7y ago
Even taking out a small area in today's modern combat fighters would do serious damage, and travelling at the speed of light there isn't much that maneuverability or current defensive countermeasure can do to deter a laser.
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by saneshark 7y ago
While this seems promising it seems like it will be a short lived phenomenon. Missles will just become obsolete and then you have to come up with a deterrent for lasers. Is anyone actively working on laser deflector shields?
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by saneshark 7y ago
I hope someone at caterpillar is taking notice and offers a scholarship to Hope. This reminds me of the story of Srinivasa Ramanujuan: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Srinivasa_Ramanujan Could you imagine a future where
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by saneshark 9y ago
Wow! "I'm afraid I just blue myself."
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Efficient and Affordable Supersonic Flight(boomsupersonic.com)
1 points by saneshark 10y ago|0 comments
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by saneshark 10y ago
I work full-time for adhocteam.us, a government contractor. I'm active on vets.gov and we're hiring. Tag me on something you're proud of on Github and I'll take a peak, I'm saneshark on there too.
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by saneshark 10y ago
Malcolm Gladwell's much contested principle that 10,000 hours of deliberate practice can make anyone world-class in a field, aside. Software engineering is incredibly high in demand, there are countless free resources and courses avail
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by saneshark 10y ago
Interesting. I actually had the opposite experience. I majored in Economics and worked in commercial banking for a number of years, then moved to Chicago and took a job at a proprietary trading firm, mostly trading Grain contracts intra-exc
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by saneshark 10y ago
So this is probably just semantics, but can someone be "pardoned" when they have not yet been tried and found guilty of a crime? Until Snowden is tried and found guilty, he is innocent. What is there to exonerate at present?
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by saneshark 10y ago
I thought it was "a board is found" not "a bored is found" what is bored? A board would be a bulletin board system, one of many precursors to the modern web.
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by saneshark 11y ago
It's a lot easier than Paypal to make an account and send money. Your friends and contacts are already loaded via whatever social network you OAuth[orized] the app through. It is quite literally as easy as typing a friends name and hav
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by saneshark 11y ago
I think Venmo must have come under greater scrutiny. I was recently contacted by someone in their support and compliance team about a charitable donation I made to a Syrian refugee cause. I can't help to think that this particular cont
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by saneshark 11y ago
You're being overly modest. You should mention your contributions to the ruby community with respect to Ruby Object Mapper as an example. I have not used it in a project, but in any future undertaking I will most certainly give it a lo
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by saneshark 11y ago
I'm a strong advocate for this and to an even larger extend some of the improvements that Trailblazer project have introduced. Reform, a component of Trailblazer, uses virtus for coercion and Dry::Validation methodologies described. it
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by saneshark 11y ago
That being said, I think it has as much to do (perhaps more) with laziness and hubris as it does empathy for peers. citation: http://threevirtues.com/
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by saneshark 11y ago
I like the thesis about abstraction, but the example of the Voyager code base is a little bit contrived. 1) technological limitations, namely in processing and memory probably play a large role in some of the decisions made. 2) software eng

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