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by alexgotoi 10mo ago
Love the “Click to keep avoiding work” - so true!
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by alexgotoi 10mo ago
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by alexgotoi 10mo ago
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by alexgotoi 10mo ago
This is exactly the kind of boring, unsexy feature that actually builds trust. It’s the opposite of the usual “surprise, here’s an AI sidebar you didn’t ask for and can’t fully disable” pattern. If they want people to try this stuff, the pa
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by alexgotoi 10mo ago
Appreciate the comment, will slow down.
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by alexgotoi 10mo ago
The pattern here feels pretty old: every time something shows up that lets people go much faster, we use it to crash harder first. When cars showed up, people didn’t suddenly become more careful because they could now move at 50 km/h i
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by alexgotoi 10mo ago
The thing people miss in these “replace juniors with AI” takes is that juniors were never mainly about cheap hands on keyboards. They’re the only people in the org who are still allowed to ask “dumb” questions without losing face, and those
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by alexgotoi 10mo ago
Models are mediocre solo consumers: they skim, paraphrase and confidently miss the one subtle thing that actually matters. Humans are still better at deciding which three paragraphs in a 40‑page spec are load‑bearing. But as soon as you tre
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by alexgotoi 10mo ago
The funny part of “AI will make formal verification go mainstream” is that it skips over the one step the industry still refuses to do: decide what the software is supposed to do in the first place. We already have a ton of orgs that can’t
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Joseph Gordon-Levitt wonders why AI companies don't have to 'follow any laws'(fortune.com)
40 points by alexgotoi 10mo ago|14 comments
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by alexgotoi 10mo ago
Everyone loves blaming AI for entry-level woes, but check the numbers: CS grads hit 6.1% unemployment while nursing sits at 1.4%. That's not "wiping out" jobs, that's oversupply meeting picky hiring after years of "
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by alexgotoi 10mo ago
So we're reinventing SOAP but for AI agents. Not saying that's bad - sometimes you need to remake old mistakes before you figure out what actually works. The real question: do UIs even make sense for agents? Like the whole point o
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by alexgotoi 10mo ago
Apple dropping this is interesting. They've been quiet on the flashy AI stuff while everyone else is yelling about transformers, but 3D reconstruction from single images is actually useful hardware integration stuff. What's weird
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by alexgotoi 10mo ago
Absolutely worth it, maybe more than ever. AI floods the zone with generic takes - having a personal blog with actual POV cuts through that. The economics changed though. You're not writing for SEO anymore (AI won), you're writing
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by alexgotoi 10mo ago
Same thing that happened to blogs and SEO, now hitting podcasts. AI can churn out mediocre content faster than humans can produce good stuff, platforms haven't figured out filtering yet. We're probably 2-3 years away from decent A
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by alexgotoi 10mo ago
The automation irony: we build AI to reduce human workload, but end up creating systems that need constant human supervision anyway. Classic. What's interesting is this mirrors every automation wave. We thought assembly lines would eli
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The jobs where people are using AI the most(axios.com)
2 points by alexgotoi 10mo ago|0 comments
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by alexgotoi 10mo ago
Subscribed. How do you promote your newsletter? Trying myself to build a newsletter and having challenges in getting subscribers.
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by alexgotoi 10mo ago
How do you get users to your site? I always felt these products are the hardest to build, but probably the most rewarding ones.
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by alexgotoi 10mo ago
https://hackernewsai.com/ Trying to grow this newsletter - a roundup of the most votted and commented AI links from HN. After 11 issues I am at 221 subs, most of them from Reddit posts (I post a short description of the top
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'Godmother of AI' says degrees are less important in hiring(fortune.com)
3 points by alexgotoi 10mo ago|0 comments
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by alexgotoi 11mo ago
Best is heavy focused on the top of the top of all topics threads. For some interested AI, this is like the best AI of the /best. Each week I get about 100 AI threads and I trim down to about 30-40 of those. My idea was that this will
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Hacker News AI newsletter – weekly round up of the most popular AI links from HN(hackernewsai.com)
3 points by alexgotoi 11mo ago|3 comments
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by alexgotoi 11mo ago
Hey everyone, 9 weeks ago I started a validation process: 10 weeks, 10 issues of a newsletter which is simply a roundup of the most upvoted and most commented links AI-related. The success metric was simple: if I get 100 subscribers, I cont
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by alexgotoi 11mo ago
Working on a curated Hacker News x AI newsletter. There’s so much nuance in HN threads that often gets missed elsewhere, so I decided to put start this newsletter. Initially started as an experiment for 10 issues to see ig it gets traction,
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by alexgotoi 1y ago
Hey everyone, I continue my validation experiment: a weekly newsletter with the best AI links from Hacker News. I will continue this experiment for 10 issues. If I will end up with more than 100 subscribers, I will go on with it. If not, pr
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by alexgotoi 1y ago
I am still trying to figure out if this kind of newsletter is something that people might be interested in. As initial promissed, I will continue until issu #10 and see the results.
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Hacker News AI newsletter #2(eomail4.com)
2 points by alexgotoi 1y ago|1 comments
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by alexgotoi 1y ago
I'm still trying to validate the idea of this newsletter: a hand-picked roundup of AI-related links from Hacker News. I will continue to share on some AI-related subreddits and create regular Hacker News posts, hoping to get more subsc

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