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by chasd00 5mo ago
> they totally sleepwalked through LLM revolution I don't think so, i don't think they want to be in the LLM laboratory business. They just want to leverage the technology to make money not invent it. Hence the reason why they
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by chasd00 5mo ago
I wonder if visual intelligence can be used to produced code like claudcode can. like highlight a UI component on an app you like and say "implement this for me". I can take screenshots of figma and give it to claude code to imple
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by chasd00 5mo ago
> but every time I visit my parents now that they're retired, one of them always has a 24 hour news going and it's just non stop "you should be afraid" and "you should be angry" told to you by pretty faces s
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by chasd00 5mo ago
I tell my boys ( age 16 and 14 ), get good at learning and you don't have to get good at anything else!
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by chasd00 5mo ago
You know, i think harnesses and tools are the next "webapps" for the industry. Everyone is going to be making their own. Some will be great some will be meh but i think that's where things are headed.
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by chasd00 5mo ago
my son recently got into skateboarding which warmed my heart because i use to dream of being a pro-skater at his age. I dug out my old board and have gone to a few skateparks with him. Seeing a vert ramp was like seeing an old friend, i&#x2
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by chasd00 5mo ago
The dopamine hit is real, I feel like that was identified early on by OpenAI and probably lit a fire to get ChatGPT in the hands of the public. Bf Skinner (I think) is the one who narrowed in on variable ratio reward systems to maximize ope
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by chasd00 5mo ago
One workflow I like is writing a comment for what I’m about to do and then waiting a few seconds and then tab through the auto-completions. Then I check what the agent came up with, make some edits, and then on to the next block. That works
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by chasd00 5mo ago
i was a skeptic and then, on a whim, i told claudecode to "create an app with a react front end and python api backend that delegates auth0.com and allows users to manage a todo list" or something like that. Like a standard issue
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by chasd00 5mo ago
this is basically what i use, it works just fine. I use iterm2 instead of ghostty.
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by chasd00 5mo ago
I get the feeling specifications documents are going to become the hot new programming language. I suspect, over time, we'll see special syntax and semantic conventions get published for specifications docs that result in the best chan
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by chasd00 5mo ago
I feel like this drama is another example of the overall society change toward the culture of victimhood. Now it's passive investors outraged about being victimized by stock market index rule changes. The answer is, if you're so u
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by chasd00 5mo ago
I see your point. All this launch capacity is coming online but, once Starlink is built out, who is going to buy it? Surely Starlink maintenance isn't big enough [edit: maybe it is, it's hard to get my head around the number of sa
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by chasd00 5mo ago
> What is prompting SpaceX to IPO all of the sudden? i've wondered the same thing. I honestly think it's going to hurt SpaceX rather than benefit so there must be a reason other than furthering the mission. SpaceX beholden to t
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by chasd00 5mo ago
> Multiple people I know were rebalancing their portfolios way from the big index funds Hypothetically, let's say the SpaceX IPO is a wild success. Will those people be disappointed on missing out in the returns? In other words, did
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by chasd00 5mo ago
The irony of all this drama is probably 90% of 401ks (retirement accounts) are in a target date fund since that's the default for most/all. When you get your 401k it figures out when you're going to be 65 and then drops you i
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by chasd00 5mo ago
it makes sense for a total market index as it's a "total market" index. Given the purpose of the SP500, it makes less sense but I still see the argument. Grift or not, morals or not, an index shouldn't care. An index sho
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by chasd00 5mo ago
> organize a world-slowdown of frontier LLM building i don't want to be a negative nancy but i'm sure this "slowdown" will only be in effect until the infrastructure buildout is done or largely done. If they weren&#x2
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by chasd00 5mo ago
a better analogy with Castle Bravo is that the yield was 2.5x more than expected due to "unforeseen additional reactions" from the design. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castle_Bravo
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by chasd00 5mo ago
you can do a merchant block on your CC then it doesn't matter what they claim, no more payments issued to that merchant (NYT in these examples).
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by chasd00 5mo ago
Rounds fired per gun owner per month would be an interesting statistic. The vast majority of people who buy a gun out of fear go to the range once and then put the gun in the top of the closet never to be seen again. I don't think they
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by chasd00 5mo ago
it happens, things change and the change is only speeding up. I think the real skill to have going forward is the ability to acquire new skills. I tell my boys "get good at learning and you don't have to get good at anything else&
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by chasd00 5mo ago
different strokes for different folks. I'm def. in that end result camp, i get the biggest thrill out of seeing something work. For me, coding agents are awesome because i can bring a lot more to life in much shorter of a time frame. I
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by chasd00 5mo ago
> It is privately owned only insofar as the state wills it. you mean as the people/voters wills it. Private ownership of land is pretty sacred law in the US, I don't see those laws being changed any time soon. Even logical thin
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by chasd00 5mo ago
The difference with AI is it affects all technology at the same time. 3d printing only affected manufacturing. What we're seeing now has impact in chemistry, medicine, software, and all other knowledge industries at the same time.
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by chasd00 5mo ago
Instead of "The Public.." read it as "The Government Should Own Half of the Big A.I. Companies" because that's what it really means. It doesn't sound all that great now does it? Imagine what a red/blue adm
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by chasd00 5mo ago
They’re not built in secret, it’s just no one cared until now. How come no one cared when AWS and the other big cloud providers were building out all that infrastructure? Some one should put together a map of all data centers (not just “ai”
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by chasd00 5mo ago
Can't all proofs be eventually broken down into their fundamental pieces and then it's clear as day if it's right or wrong? Seems like a proof would be the best place to determine if an AI is right or not because the output i
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by chasd00 5mo ago
I drove around the Stargate datacenter construction site in Abilene TX late April. They have maybe 5 or 6 of these large gas fired plants being built near the power substation. I'm not 100% sure what they are but i've seen the sam
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by chasd00 5mo ago
> report and/or powerpoint deck if you can sell someone on a second report to verify the first you can make a lot of money too. "a man with one watch always knows what time it is, a man with two watches is never quite sure&quot

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