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sayYayToLife
5mo ago
>One defining constraint must shape the product >This constraint limits feature creep and forces identity. With AI Agents this is a bit outdated. Now I tell people to be maximilist.
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5mo ago
Both? I read pretty dense philosophy and the longer I live, the more I think the writers were just bad writers with good ideas. LLMs can convert poorly written sentences into clear sentences with examples.
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5mo ago
Do you live in the US? Because there is a military reason for chasing success for success sake. The US doesnt really have a choice here. We live in a unipolar(or bipolar world) and the US must be number 1, or the international system breaks
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5mo ago
Do we know if the author has used Claude Opus with OpenClaw or Code? This is basically how I talked in January and its obsolete now. I got a feeling these types of programmers are going extinct and their only value is going to be in the tra
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5mo ago
Alright my theory: OpenAI has public models that are pretty 'meh', better than Grok and China, but worse than Google and Anthropic. They still cost a ton to run because OpenAI offers them for free/at a loss. However, these pe
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5mo ago
Karl Popper calls this a psychological probability(% chance I go to the gym today). This is different from objective probability (% chance a dice lands on 5).
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6mo ago
Imagine the outrage if this happened in the US instead because it's in Europe there's just a bunch of apologists here. The longer I live I think US citizens just have the highest standards for both morals and life expectations. Me
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6mo ago
Oh look another anti AI article. Oh they even swore in the title. Oh and of course it's anti-economics and is probably going to hurt whoever actually follows it. Three for three. It's not logical it's emotional.
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6mo ago
Does this mean Apple, Nintendo, and Disney are at risk too? I would love to see some justice.
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sayYayToLife
6mo ago
I am only 1 person. FAAMG have reputation management teams/marketing teams that are paid to lie all day.
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sayYayToLife
6mo ago
As bad as the idea of a solution looking for a problem, this is peak science. Copernicus who figured out that the Earth was not at the center of the solar system, he had a solution. The general word is called deduction. Personally I am an i
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Ask HN: If there has been no prompt injection, is it safe?
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Okay at first I was like this music is not my style, but the humor was so good.
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Okay at my core I'm an inductionist. However this article is a mere tautology at best. The article doesn't explain why. It explains a bunch of cases and works backwards to show that the original premise was true. This sounds fine
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6mo ago
I suppose this makes me feel a little bit better about a multi-month process that ended up requiring the eight Queens problem. That said management did not quite understand. They thought that I should have known about the bottleneck (Actual