tetrisgm

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by tetrisgm 7d ago
The problem is that eventually, there will be no humans who can follow the results AI will give. That’s the endgame for this tech: to produce knowledge at speeds and quality beyond what we can
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by tetrisgm 12d ago
That's perfectly put. The value of words and what we assign to them, let alone how we assign meaning, or the interpretation of what the other person says, is completely arbitrary. (in practice).
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by tetrisgm 12d ago
This is just offshoring but for models
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by tetrisgm 13d ago
This is going to backfire spectacularly. Between this claim, ramping down disc production, and the possibility of a $999 home console,they are going to have a difficult time. There are still so few PS5 exclusives. Even fewer with PS5 Pro su
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by tetrisgm 16d ago
I have implemented MCP in a few projects. It’s gotten some traction with people who tinker with agents. CLI or API plus docs does everything it can, with more coverage. But the thing is that so many vibe coders are excited to build a stack
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by tetrisgm 16d ago
and?
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by tetrisgm 23d ago
Agreed. I was deep in the ecosystem, did the confs, shipped some apps. It’s hard to think of a use case that would be reliable now. Maybe some kinda file sync that is torrent like but http
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by tetrisgm 23d ago
Oh wow they did? I had no idea. Unfortunate
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by tetrisgm 25d ago
Less latency is excellent news. This is the main reason why gamers still prefer Ethernet.
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by tetrisgm 1mo ago
I respect the creativity, but this was a 22mb game. Nothing arj or rar wouldn’t handle. Or going on irc
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by tetrisgm 1mo ago
It was fun to just browse. As least as a kid it was
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by tetrisgm 1mo ago
Efnet user spotted :)
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by tetrisgm 1mo ago
Correct
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by tetrisgm 1mo ago
The title reminds me of Gunpei Yokoi, the original genius designer at Nintendo, whose philosophy was: lateral thinking, with old technology
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by tetrisgm 1mo ago
Both Tauri and Electron are excellent
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by tetrisgm 1mo ago
Some people think it’s bad performance and bloat. They learned it ten years ago and haven’t questioned it
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by tetrisgm 1mo ago
I would imagine the lack of good road infrastructure, and a society built around the idea of being hyper local were large factors contributing to not having much of a need
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by tetrisgm 1mo ago
Users want simplicity. Derive conclusions from that.
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by tetrisgm 2mo ago
Congrats. I’d love a very agent friendly browser by the way
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by tetrisgm 2mo ago
Back when you had to create a design language and an interface, to express what ideas you were experimenting with
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by tetrisgm 2mo ago
Amazing artist. Thanks for all the work. Rip
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by tetrisgm 2mo ago
The history of civilization is tied to the history of technology. The more technology progresses, the more our knowledge and information does. So of course we need tools that work more and more natively with information and that can help wi
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by tetrisgm 2mo ago
Thank you
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by tetrisgm 2mo ago
I’m not completely clear on how this differs from running Sunshine on a Linux box
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by tetrisgm 2mo ago
The one that cracked me up when I realized: door knobs. The positioning, orientation, and how you relate to the door. Completely inverted
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by tetrisgm 2mo ago
The industrial design and the UI design of all things tends to default to the 85% of people who are right handed and aren’t aware of potential limitations. This is translated into issues into the items others have listed.
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by tetrisgm 2mo ago
Yep
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by tetrisgm 3mo ago
Oh no. Rest in peace Om. We interacted a few times back in the Web 2.0 back when I’d write for ReadWriteWeb. You were one of the sharpest writers in the scene. You understood product, builders. You had empathy, and so much less ego than eve
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by tetrisgm 3mo ago
It's a pretty interesting opportunity. I wonder if they will reach to companies and tell them how many things they could fix and how many are critical, before selling them the solution.
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by tetrisgm 3mo ago
Lmk if you end up pushing this further!

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