atriarch

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by atriarch 1mo ago
I know, right? Where's the space ship in my garage? I first heard about Elon Musk in my teens when I was reading astronomy magazines and wishing Robert Zubrin was running NASA. Why wasn't Nasa progressing? We stopped going to the
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by atriarch 1mo ago
Indeed. The moment these LLM brains are given access to natural selection and evolution in the hardware space, it's game over. We don't need to engineer plumbing robots - they will engineer themselves. We will see a silicon Cambri
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by atriarch 1mo ago
This is a multifaceted problem for sure. As the fruit of leveraging LLM use, from my experience, is held in the hands of experienced, skilled, and gray-haired workers, what hope do young kids today have of BEING in this world? The economic
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by atriarch 4mo ago
It's nice to see human-centered computing making a comeback with the older, robust, and hefty tactile interfaces - and I hope to see more like this as token factories eat wallets and jobs.
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by atriarch 8mo ago
Someone still has to orchestrate. I read every decision the LMs make and will stop and pause it and test it's assumptions and output. Sure that will occur less and less, and the feedback loop may go up a few levels (I.e. it breaks in p
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by atriarch 8mo ago
Exponential growth is the path of longsuffering, and one doesn't always make it. It sucks and looks and feels bad for all involved. This is why advice such as, "Ignore the naysayers." is clutch. And other advice once one star
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Ask HN: What ToDo features feel bad?
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