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by sonink 1mo ago
Not at all - how do you build a classified site on Wix/Framer ? Afaik they are for only static/marketing sites - plus a cms to host a blog. These are all apps with multi-tenancy - database backed - payment integrations - the works
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by sonink 1mo ago
I think software engineers might be in a echo chamber around Lovable and apps like this. It would have been a surprise to me too, as I also build software for a living, but it just so happens that I also run a company - in the same space as
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by sonink 1mo ago
Not too sure - I never read that many books - and it wasnt an issue at all. I think writing more, without AI, is helping me get back to my pre-AI-stink self.
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by sonink 1mo ago
"Direction" is what I mean by strategic thought - but even if the high level direction came from you - the tactical approach might fall prey to the same over confidence which destroys direction setting in the first place. I use it
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by sonink 1mo ago
I am coming around to the view that for somethings it is better to not use AI at all. Writing and Strategic thought are those things for me. The problem with writing, and something I am noticing lately, is that AI robs your ability to creat
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by sonink 2mo ago
Its a bit wild to me that there hasnt been a pushback against enabling memories by frontier AI companies. This data is something advertisers could only dream off. Before AI, most of this data was approximated by whatever little information
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by sonink 3mo ago
I dont get it either - I was going to ask the same question but found this. We have been doing the exact opposite - instead of micro VM's we are giving agents larger VMs. Previously we were giving them 1GB RAM VM's - now we have u
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by sonink 3mo ago
Om had a very honest voice - I never met him, but have read his takes for a very long time now. Om Shanti.
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by sonink 3mo ago
There is an assumption that everyone is making here - that China will not do the same. It is entirely possible, that China restricts their frontier models - as and when they are developed - to only Chinese citizens. And India follows along.
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Is it just me or does OpenAI keeps enabling memory in a clandestine way
2 points by sonink 3mo ago|0 comments
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by sonink 3mo ago
I see a lot of skepticism in Dario's position in this forum. But allow me to argue the opposite. I think the key argument that this skepticism lies on is that he himself gained from AI - specifically building Frontier AI models - and t
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by sonink 3mo ago
Broadly agree to this position - I think there are some people skeptical that Anthropic is doing this for regulatory capture - but I think there are being honest about they are seeing and how regulation should catch up. I for one, believe t
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by sonink 4mo ago
Same here - we never bumped to 4.7 in our agentic app. Continue to use 4.6.
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DeepSWE crowns GPT-5.5, and finds Claude Opus exploiting a benchmark loophole(venturebeat.com)
3 points by sonink 4mo ago|0 comments
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by sonink 4mo ago
I think you are missing the most important part - forgetting. The missing "memory" layers is consolidation, prioritization AND forgetting (what is not important). Also not too sure about provenance and inspectability - it is part
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by sonink 4mo ago
Agree. We came to the same conclusion sometime last year. Now we solely focus on a single threaded agent - and make them run longer in a focussed way. You dont need a team of humans to write great code - one engineer with solitude and focus
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by sonink 4mo ago
Keep at it - there are a ton of things you can try which will help. Try to use reddit to see what other people are looking at. If there is one thing I can recommend you - get the Wellue O2 Monitor. This wil montior your O2 saturation throug
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by sonink 4mo ago
You should consider getting an Wellue O2 ring. This is something you can use to monitor your oxygen saturation throughout the night. Use it with the CPAP and also otherwise. If your oxygen saturation is better with CPAP - you know that it i
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by sonink 4mo ago
The bigger problem with solutions like these is that most AI already know how to use grep and search really well because of their training. Any such new tool that you handle to the AI, takes away from the cognitive capability of the AI. Hum
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by sonink 5mo ago
I was of the same view - but then there is this other trend which is putting sync back in favor. And that is that agents are becoming faster. If they are faster - it makes sense to stick around and maintain your 'context' about th
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by sonink 5mo ago
Not sure why you think Agentic coding is solved - it isnt imo, and exactly because of the same memory issues.
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by sonink 5mo ago
I looked into Saunas in detail sometime back as a replacement/complement to exercise. There is a lot of research out there which says Saunas are as beneficial - but at the end of it I reached a similar conclusion - exercise is just bet
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by sonink 5mo ago
To clarify - we don't read user conversations - what I'm referring to is deploy volume (how many times OpenClaw gets spun up on our infra) and direct conversations I've had with people in my network who deployed OpenClaw inde
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OpenClaw’s memory is unreliable, and you don’t know when it will break(blog.nishantsoni.com)
168 points by sonink 5mo ago|177 comments
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by sonink 5mo ago
Congratulations on the launch ! We run upwards of a thousand sandboxes for coding agents - but these are all standard VM's that we buy off the shelf from Azure, GCP, Akamai and AWS. I am not sure why we should use this instead of the s
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by sonink 6mo ago
Paper: https://huggingface.co/papers/2604.00073
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The Shell Is the Most Underrated Interface in AI(blog.nishantsoni.com)
6 points by sonink 6mo ago|1 comments
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by sonink 6mo ago
> The second method is more troubling. At altitudes above 3,000 metres, mild symptoms of altitude sickness are common. Blood oxygen saturation can drop, hands and feet tingle, headaches develop. In most cases, rest, hydration or a gradua
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by sonink 6mo ago
Suggestions are absolutely fine. But this is baiting. Chatgpt could have easily given me that information without the bait. And I would have happily consumed it. And maybe if it did it once, it was fine - but it kept on doing it - bait afte
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by sonink 6mo ago
From the article: "You can see that in the recent iterations of ChatGPT. It has become such a sycophant, and creates answers and options, that you end up engaging with it. That’s juicing growth. Facebook style." This is something

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