NickNaraghi

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by NickNaraghi 3mo ago
These are particularly interesting because they isolate the one part of time that is completely made up: the week. Days, months, years have natural markers - but weeks and particularly days of the week are a totally arbitrary coordination f
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by NickNaraghi 4mo ago
You had two weeks to build up a queue of everything you wanted to do with it!
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by NickNaraghi 4mo ago
Gonna have to see the agent trace on that one.
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by NickNaraghi 4mo ago
Almost every correct answer is a longer string than the other multiple choice options.
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by NickNaraghi 4mo ago
Super interesting. How does regulation affect IPO prospects of OAI and ANTH? What’s the timing of each?
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by NickNaraghi 4mo ago
On the meta, it’s wonderful to see so much disagreement in perspective on the top comments in this thread. Brave new world.
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by NickNaraghi 4mo ago
This is brilliant. I've been really excited about Jack Dorsey's "From Hierarchy to Intelligence"[0] and I think what you've got here is a pretty important piece of the puzzle. [0] block.xyz/inside/from-hie
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by NickNaraghi 4mo ago
If you wanted to go in the other direction, you could achieve more productivity with faster mouse skills. The competitive FPS genre has spawned a bunch of aim training tools[0] to improve muscle memory. [0] https://www.3daimtrain
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by NickNaraghi 5mo ago
This would be an interesting approach if the course supplied a custom Harness (perhaps in place of a textbook) and this was part of the instruction set inside of it. As a standalone thing you ask students to import into their agent, seems u
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by NickNaraghi 5mo ago
Worth checking out the heart of what people were doing with DAOs
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by NickNaraghi 5mo ago
Unfortunately this is a skill issue. The information is in the machine, you just need to figure out how to get it out. Most people are very far behind on this.
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by NickNaraghi 5mo ago
Doesn’t sound like you’ve been there
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by NickNaraghi 5mo ago
Yes! Anthropic team calls this “regenerate, don’t fix.” The person who builds an agentic IDE or GitHub alternative that natively does the process you describe will be a multibillionare.
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by NickNaraghi 6mo ago
It's a funny thing to write, like an article in an old newspaper that aged quickly. I suspect that this will be wildly out of date within 2-3 years.
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by NickNaraghi 6mo ago
Note that these are 2023 numbers, not 2025.
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by NickNaraghi 6mo ago
As someone who has worked on multiple marketplace startups, I highly highly recommend this resource: https://www.nfx.com/post/network-effects-bible
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by NickNaraghi 6mo ago
With AI coding tools, pretty easy to use Mangos or similar to run a private server locally. They even have versions that fill the world with fake players to make it feel more MMOish.
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by NickNaraghi 6mo ago
232 pages is bullshit. Longer than the Mythos system card? What are you hiding.
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by NickNaraghi 6mo ago
The generations are two months apart now though…
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by NickNaraghi 6mo ago
See page 54 onward for new "rare, highly-capable reckless actions" including - Leaking information as part of a requested sandbox escape - Covering its tracks after rule violations - Recklessly leaking internal technical material
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by NickNaraghi 6mo ago
> Over the past few weeks, we have used Claude Mythos Preview to identify thousands of zero-day vulnerabilities (that is, flaws that were previously unknown to the software’s developers), many of them critical, in every major operating s
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An Actionable Model of Trust(paragraph.com)
2 points by NickNaraghi 6mo ago|0 comments
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by NickNaraghi 7mo ago
> Taking this into account, Google is extremely well positioned to weather the storm. When they announce capex expenditure, they don’t spend it overnight. They can simply deploy month by month until their competitors struggle to raise an
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Fork of Anthropic's Skill Creator from the Lens of Hard Worlds for Little Guys(github.com)
2 points by NickNaraghi 7mo ago|0 comments
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Hard Worlds for Little Guys(thejaymo.net)
18 points by NickNaraghi 7mo ago|1 comments
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by NickNaraghi 7mo ago
It's only "gambling" for now... The odds of success feel like gambling. 60%, or 40%, or worse. This is downstream of model quality. Soon, 80%, 95%, 99%, 99.99%. Then, it won't be "gambling" anymore.
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by NickNaraghi 7mo ago
The next step is for interviewees to send their own AI avatars. Then it’s fair and probably more efficient. This to me reveals the power in the underlying pattern in OpenClaw. Seems like User+Agent will be everywhere.
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by NickNaraghi 8mo ago
Pretty exciting breakthrough. This actually mirrors the early days of game engine netcode evolution. Since latency is an orchestration problem (not a model problem) you can beat general-purpose frameworks by co-locating and pipelining aggre
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by NickNaraghi 8mo ago
That language is not consistent with: > No use of OpenAI technology to direct autonomous weapons systems
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by NickNaraghi 8mo ago
Csikszentmihalyi's flow research[0] basically predicts the author's whole arc here. People are happiest during structured, challenging activities with clear goals and tight feedback loops. Coaching middle schoolers in a gym hits e

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