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by airstrike 3mo ago
They cost the same if you're already at $200/mo
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by airstrike 3mo ago
Yeah, I can see how some scenarios might want that behavior, but it sort of defeats the purpose of the demo. It wouldn't hurt to have the reset be cancelable too if you wanted to really showcase how it should work
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by airstrike 3mo ago
This demo feels about as good as eating a spoonful of tiramisu
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by airstrike 3mo ago
they will likely suffer enormous real losses too, not just paper, though not as enormous for VCs, breaking even is losing
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by airstrike 3mo ago
it's pretty great for coding because the CLI provides the model with all the context it needs and with a way to verify the result of its actions via linting, compiler messages and program output the rest of "work" doesn'
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by airstrike 3mo ago
No, compiz was awesome
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by airstrike 3mo ago
Models need richer context to do well. They also generally need a verifier, but better context is already an improvement. So to fix it, you need to rethink UIs to be agent-first. I'm not saying Kimi Work and its peers are entirely usel
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by airstrike 3mo ago
> Says who. Says everyone who's not using this stuff. It's an empirical argument. Is anyone actually using this for work? How long has it been since Cowork was released? It's such an inadequate tool for work it reeks of SF
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by airstrike 3mo ago
That's precisely the problem. People are building UI/UX for a paradigm that is so utterly new that they miss the mark entirely. Everyone defaults to a big chat input because that's all they know. It's the expectation, so
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by airstrike 3mo ago
I'm open minded, I just haven't seen evidence to the contrary. Speaking as someone who's spent an ungodly amount of time in claude code
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by airstrike 3mo ago
Still a chat interface, so definitely not an "AI Desktop". Also this was released about a month ago https://tech.yahoo.com/ai/meta-ai/articles/moonshot-ais-kimi...
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by airstrike 3mo ago
yeah, I'm surprised I had to scroll this far to see this everyone else seems to be thinking the quote is about AI-assisted coding but I read it as the model being used within the product itself
103.
by airstrike 3mo ago
Hmm if you assume the 80% is uniformly distributed between successful and unsuccessful startups/companies, which by default you should, then yeah, your proposed statement is true. Data would be needed to argue the 80% skews unsuccessfu
104.
by airstrike 3mo ago
I started my post with "it seems to me" precisely because I haven't decided that I know best.
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by airstrike 3mo ago
OK, this actually worked as advertised. I feel dopamined. I just wished the delivery took longer and there was a payment process that longer than an instant. Could have a saved card on file that you could use.
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by airstrike 3mo ago
> This workflow alone is immensely powerful, and takes alot of burden off the team. ITSM those unsupervised workflows are essentially an attempt at purported productivity in the near term at the expense of meaningful incremental long t
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by airstrike 3mo ago
This isn't really a bell curve.
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by airstrike 3mo ago
Ironically, yes.
109.
by airstrike 3mo ago
it is 100% the argument being made, but you can't see it just yet
110.
by airstrike 3mo ago
idk about you but I'd rather not be murdered regardless of who the perpetrator might be
111.
by airstrike 3mo ago
you should probably seek mental help and read them this specific thread to cut to the chase instead of paying for 10 sessions
112.
by airstrike 3mo ago
Terribly, but just because any two people suck at basketball doesn't mean a third person must suck too.
113.
by airstrike 3mo ago
Well, yes, I have in fact always dreamed of owning an abandoned house in Flint, MI
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by airstrike 3mo ago
and famously doesn't require a degree
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by airstrike 4mo ago
It's also really hard to buy studios and hope to catch future lightning in the proverbial bottle. Past performance is no guarantee of future success.
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by airstrike 4mo ago
It's a stretch rather than a point.
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by airstrike 4mo ago
Hear, hear! One of the best comments I've read in over a decade on this site
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by airstrike 4mo ago
> I used claude code, codex, and pi. Both claude code and codex feel like hot garbage. Codex sometimes hits 100% cpu after I close the terminal I was using it in and stays there until killed. Claude code will say things like 'press
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by airstrike 4mo ago
HN auto edits some clickbaity/tropey titles in submissions. Submitters have a grace period of several minutes to edit them back to anything they want, which will not get autocorrected, but many fail don't. They may not realize it
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by airstrike 4mo ago
It's 2026. CPU goes brrr. It's absolutely trivial compared to the query execution time.

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