Ozzie_osman

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by Ozzie_osman 4mo ago
Just dropping in to thank you for writing this book and raising awareness around it. A lot of builders are really disillusioned by how "corruptible" the tech industry has been. I wrote a blog post called "Revenue Model is Mor
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by Ozzie_osman 4mo ago
We sharded over 20 TB that we know about. This is probably a typo, right? 20TB isn't that big. I would imagine they've sharded a lot more than that
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When AI Does the Work, Who's Accountable?(somehowmanage.com)
2 points by Ozzie_osman 5mo ago|0 comments
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by Ozzie_osman 5mo ago
The ironic thing is I know several legitimate humans who have lost access to their accounts years/months ago, and have been dealing with support hell trying to get access back. Maybe they should have hacked themselves.
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by Ozzie_osman 5mo ago
It's not just domain expertise. Sustainbly great work is done by people with expertise _and_ ownership/accountability.
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by Ozzie_osman 5mo ago
The Ouoroboros (serpent) eats its own tail, feeling satisfied and full in the short-term but ultimately, there is nothing left to eat. The farmer, rather than feeding his livestock so they can keep producing milk/eggs/etc, decides
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by Ozzie_osman 5mo ago
This is a racket and should be illegal.
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Trusted Publishing for NPM Packages(docs.npmjs.com)
1 points by Ozzie_osman 5mo ago|1 comments
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by Ozzie_osman 5mo ago
Grafana had a very similar incident: https://grafana.com/blog/grafana-labs-security-update-latest...
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by Ozzie_osman 5mo ago
If the team is here, would love to understand how it compares to something like Amplitude's agent analytics ( https://amplitude.com/ai-agents ).
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by Ozzie_osman 6mo ago
Surprised to see no mention of Chinese cars, which are currently taking over the rest of the globe (EVs, REVs, hybrids). For half the price of a US or European car, you get a car with a lot more bells and whistles, which of course, include
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by Ozzie_osman 6mo ago
I think the antidote is ownership. Every part of a company or product needs some person or small group that owns it, understands it, and feels ownership over its long-term health. They review or decide what level of review changes to it can
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by Ozzie_osman 6mo ago
"Private Equity"
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by Ozzie_osman 6mo ago
Well, there's a good way and a bad way to do this. Embedded AI (vs standalone AI) can do a lot of interesting things. For example, a good teacher will watch students and identify when someone is struggling (or thriving), and carefully
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by Ozzie_osman 6mo ago
This resonates. I know that if I don't exercise on the 2-3 hour window right after I wake up, it'll be near impossible to do anything physically taxing that day.
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by Ozzie_osman 6mo ago
Agreed that the upload queue solves this problem, but, one thing about the current system is it lets people choose where on the continuum they want to be depending on their risk/reward profile.
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by Ozzie_osman 7mo ago
I met my manager when I joined once, then every 6 or 12 months for performance review (which was aggregated feedback from my peers that he took 2 minutes to talk through: "looks like you're doing fine, if you need anything, my EA
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by Ozzie_osman 7mo ago
They did, I actually worked there at the time, my manager had 140 directs. It obviously didn't work. But this time it will work. Because, AI, of course.
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by Ozzie_osman 7mo ago
I listened to his podcast episode on the Sequoia podcast a few days ago. Interestingly, his argument was "we don't need middle managers" and he plans to have all 6000 employees eventually report to him. In other words, compan
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by Ozzie_osman 7mo ago
I think the author is overfitting. Collaboration and ownership are actually not in tension. _Bad process_ and ownership definitely can be. You can still have a high performance, high accountability culture that is collaborative.
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by Ozzie_osman 7mo ago
When humans have an easy way to do something that is almost as good, we choose that easy way. Call it laziness, energy conservation, coddling, etc. The hard thing then becomes hard to do even when the easy thing isn't available, becaus
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by Ozzie_osman 7mo ago
The worst bug I ever dealt with in a 20 year career was a leap second bug (back in 2012). Servers all slowed down dramatically very suddenly, CPU saturated. No relevant code changes or changes in traffic. Turns out, they just got into that
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by Ozzie_osman 7mo ago
I kind of feel like it might be better to go from CLI to MCP.
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Histomap Reborn(histomap.robennals.org)
2 points by Ozzie_osman 8mo ago|0 comments
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The Dark Side of Private Equity(businesslawreview.uchicago.edu)
2 points by Ozzie_osman 8mo ago|0 comments
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AI: The Bottleneck Is Not Where You Think(somehowmanage.com)
1 points by Ozzie_osman 8mo ago|0 comments
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Code Factory: Agent writes and reviews all code(twitter.com)
2 points by Ozzie_osman 8mo ago|0 comments
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by Ozzie_osman 8mo ago
Agreed. If anything, it puts downward pressure on pricing. Even if the CIO still buys Salesforce or whatever other tool, they won't be willing to pay as much.
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OpenClaw Deletes Inbox of Meta's AI Alignment Director(twitter.com)
7 points by Ozzie_osman 8mo ago|1 comments
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by Ozzie_osman 8mo ago
There are a few prompt frameworks that essentially codify these types of workflows by adding skills and prompts https://github.com/obra/superpowers https://github.com/jlevy/tbd

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