_superposition_

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by _superposition_ 1mo ago
For all capitalism creates, it destroys so much. Nothing is sacred.
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by _superposition_ 1mo ago
This type of modification of the harness on the fly to fit the need is the future. The only thing left after that is the mobile front. I think static app store type software as we know it is a thing of the past. You'll only ever need
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by _superposition_ 1mo ago
In a sense they are the last frontier imo. At some point a harness will be built that can modify itself to fit the needs of the majority of people's workflows and evolve with them.
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by _superposition_ 2mo ago
This is exactly how I work today. I've always lived in the terminal but typing bash commands anymore is way too much work and an LLM can produce way better one liners than I can.
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by _superposition_ 2mo ago
You can't 100% spec something out in natural language without ending up with the actual code. The code is the natural language spec expressed with all the ambiguities removed.
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by _superposition_ 2mo ago
This is perfect.
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by _superposition_ 2mo ago
Vast majority of illicit adhd/Adderall on the street is actually just lower dosed meth. You probably would never know the difference, and many people don't.
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by _superposition_ 2mo ago
There's no such thing as a bad food, only a bad diet. Chocolate is also considered neuroprotective. Food is medicine.
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by _superposition_ 2mo ago
How is this even a product? Call me cynical and maybe slightly jealous but I increasingly believe the difference between successful and unsuccessful startup businesses is suckering investors out of a check and faking it til you make it. In
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by _superposition_ 2mo ago
This is just common sense and being honest about natural biases.
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by _superposition_ 2mo ago
Lol skill issue... Right! But that's how you choose your weights. If you're not a great driver you need to give more consideration to acceleration.
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by _superposition_ 2mo ago
Probably a similar ratio!
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by _superposition_ 2mo ago
What I find absolutely fascinating about this paper is that recently I made the leap that physical representation was a necessary ingredient for invention based on my own experience (lack of abundance of evidence) So I intuitively agree wi
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by _superposition_ 2mo ago
What if communism/socialism works with the assistance of technology?
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by _superposition_ 2mo ago
Taking security theatre to a whole new level.
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by _superposition_ 2mo ago
Among countless other experienced engineers... The cognitive dissonance here is frightening.
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by _superposition_ 2mo ago
Thank you!
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Time Serving Ads to Agents(digiday.com)
2 points by _superposition_ 2mo ago|1 comments
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by _superposition_ 2mo ago
This is not going to end well.
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by _superposition_ 2mo ago
Seems everybody is building routers. The data captured is the valuable part but it's a chicken and egg problem. I don't see a outsider succeeding here without critical user mass.
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by _superposition_ 2mo ago
Crowded field, tough to build a moat without user data imo but that data is valuable. Good luck.
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The Apples and Oranges Tribunal(marginalrevolution.com)
1 points by _superposition_ 2mo ago|0 comments
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Poolside Desktop Assistant, for macOS(poolside.ai)
2 points by _superposition_ 2mo ago|0 comments
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by _superposition_ 2mo ago
Right. Dude even included the prompt. Exemplary for this community I would hope.
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by _superposition_ 2mo ago
I disagree. I thought of it as a noble public service. But as with everything else on the internet buyer beware.
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by _superposition_ 2mo ago
Thank you!
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by _superposition_ 2mo ago
Ha! I won't let an agent implement anything with a context over 10%
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by _superposition_ 2mo ago
Similar. Lately I'm finding all the rote writing tasks I've outsourced to automation are becoming insufferable to read. Over confident prodigy is pretty apt.
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by _superposition_ 2mo ago
This. Being too specific on the stack requirements is a red flag imo.
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Dunning-Kruger effect is the result of statistical artifact(neurosciencenews.com)
3 points by _superposition_ 2mo ago|0 comments

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