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by dangoodmanUT 4mo ago
How are they going to be competitive with top models at 70B size?
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by dangoodmanUT 4mo ago
iroh is consistently one of the most delightful projects i've ever worked with. The people reflect that too. Congrats iroh team!
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by dangoodmanUT 4mo ago
These are actually the most durable businesses because they have network effects: restaurants alright signed up, sellers onboarded, etc. Easier for them to adopt AI than AI companies to rebuild the networks
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by dangoodmanUT 4mo ago
Not comparing to GPT Pro models is a bit strange, considering that's the natural comparison
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by dangoodmanUT 4mo ago
I'm really not looking forward to Gemini models on my devices. Gemini models clearly gaslight the user and hallucinate, they're also SUPER verbose, as shown in the demos from the keynote. Plus, if they're not charging a subsc
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by dangoodmanUT 4mo ago
> The Messages API now accepts system entries inside the messages array. Developers can update Claude’s instructions mid-task without breaking the prompt cache or routing the update through a user turn. This can be used in a given harnes
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by dangoodmanUT 5mo ago
Exactly this
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by dangoodmanUT 5mo ago
It has been 0 days since GCP has taken down a startup (again). You see this at least once a year. Never heard of this from AWS or Azure. In all seriousness, this is why we don't use them. They have the most ergonomic cloud of the big t
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by dangoodmanUT 5mo ago
This. Type casting is an insidious problem (both correctness, and perf)
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by dangoodmanUT 5mo ago
Why pick Gemini? It's probably the worst tool calling model of the major labs.
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by dangoodmanUT 5mo ago
Seems like AI slop. They list Rippling, and the description starts with Parker Conrad, but the rest of it is about Deel: > Rippling > Parker Conrad's redemption arc after Zenefits hit a plot twist when Rippling sued competitor De
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by dangoodmanUT 5mo ago
GCP would be perfect if they didn't have a history of randomly dropping quotas on startups, causing them downtime
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by dangoodmanUT 5mo ago
If this goes through, it feels like it will stoke rust on zig violence
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by dangoodmanUT 5mo ago
Two incidents? Just two? In seriousness, looking at their scale, this is an insane engineering challenge. Especially if they’re moving databases, not easy ever, and certainly not at that scale
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by dangoodmanUT 6mo ago
shift+cmd click is the macos shortcut for "open this link a new tab and go to that tab" Works on these psuedo links all over github
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by dangoodmanUT 6mo ago
you can tell this was generated with Gemini, the way it loves to do those "enter on scroll" sentences
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by dangoodmanUT 6mo ago
On this episode of "chatgpt just killed my startup" Tune in for the next episode: Word
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by dangoodmanUT 6mo ago
This feels like defi... de-ai
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by dangoodmanUT 6mo ago
Yeah, it’s like drinking coffee when being really tired. You’re still tired, just “faster”, it’s a weird sensation.
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by dangoodmanUT 6mo ago
Note that apples terms do not allow someone to sell something like an agent running on macOS. They have explicit cut outs for 24-hour minimum leases of full hardware, but they prohibit this with vms
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by dangoodmanUT 6mo ago
This was inevitable, I called this a few weeks ago [1]. It’s an easy way to increase revenue without making the models smarter, and lock you in harder https://danthegoodman.substack.com/p/where-agents-converge
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by dangoodmanUT 6mo ago
> This is marketed as competition. But it’s not. It’s a cartel. Each company gets its own protected territory, and consumers get no choice. Starlink has me extra excited for exactly this: region agnostic competition. Get rekt, telecom in
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by dangoodmanUT 6mo ago
> Don’t try to sell developers the stuff that’s fun, the stuff they want to build. Sell them the stuff they avoid or don’t want to take responsibility for. I think a lot of people in devtools could learn from this right now
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by dangoodmanUT 6mo ago
@claudecode
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by dangoodmanUT 7mo ago
Because the model labs can RL against their own scaffold, which will be borderline unbeatable
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Where Agents Converge(danthegoodman.substack.com)
3 points by dangoodmanUT 7mo ago|2 comments
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by dangoodmanUT 7mo ago
With unified memory and such a strong os-hardware integration, one would hope that swap could handle this task
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by dangoodmanUT 7mo ago
I had to close 3 ads before even half my screen was the article And then it never was more than half…
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by dangoodmanUT 7mo ago
The terminal is a pretty bad place to have free form input if you need a separate key bind to paste an image than to paste text…
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by dangoodmanUT 7mo ago
This felt oddly ai-authored, like the kind of “brain dump then ask ChatGPT to sort it into a post”. Probably because of too many bullet points and bold emphasis

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