david_shi

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by david_shi 5mo ago
"That holds."
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by david_shi 5mo ago
Any plans to add global chat?
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by david_shi 5mo ago
It's interesting how natural historic mimesis seems to be in these vaunted roles. Presidents have their favorite past counterparts, so did emperors, and clearly the Pope does as well. Does this kind of imitation prevent truly creative
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by david_shi 5mo ago
When you have exorbitant privilege you tend to use it.
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by david_shi 5mo ago
Bounties are the most overfished pond when trying to making money with AI because the task to earnings step is atomic. AI UGC with affiliate sales and other kinds of monetized AI content creation requires niche selection, monitoring, and so
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by david_shi 5mo ago
What technology isn't surveillance technology these days?
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by david_shi 5mo ago
In that case, you would just not do a reference. End to end autonomous science might have fewer concrete citations as the contributing knowledge is just the sum of the training data of the model.
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by david_shi 5mo ago
I have to stop myself from appending "autonomous" any time I read agents. Cursor and Claude Code are also agents, and making it easier to run these operations from those interfaces assuming some margin of error is ok is a genuinel
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by david_shi 6mo ago
I'd imagine it's like using Cursor/Claude Code vs. a Jetbrains IDE plugin.
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by david_shi 6mo ago
what interfaces would this work on? in-app for chatgpt, TUIs ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdbXNWkpPMY , from another comment in the thread), anything else?
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by david_shi 6mo ago
What aspects of the deal do you think kneecapped OpenAI the most?
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by david_shi 6mo ago
Will this API and others like it will be a strong enough incentive to move away from Chromium based browsers and back on to Chrome?
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by david_shi 6mo ago
Many such cases
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by david_shi 6mo ago
For all its prestige, these read like Reddit AMA topics.
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by david_shi 6mo ago
The real goal is putting coding agent style power into the hands of non-developers who are intimidated by terminals and IDEs. It's a simple idea, but as a self-taught dev I still remember how foreign these tools first felt.
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by david_shi 6mo ago
Also curious about this and how these agreements generally work
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by david_shi 6mo ago
who is "they"? might have been a stealth terms and conditions update
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by david_shi 6mo ago
humans sometimes use "delve" too, but the frequency is a tell
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by david_shi 6mo ago
Can't have network effects without lock in effects as well.
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by david_shi 6mo ago
"No reasoning. No capability. Just exploitation of how the score is computed." The irony that this was very clearly written by an LLM, double negation always the simplest and clearest tell.
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by david_shi 6mo ago
are agents the primary usecase? curious who you think would find this the most helpful
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by david_shi 6mo ago
The application layer has way more gravity than the networking one right now. You'd need to fork that for anything to happen.
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by david_shi 6mo ago
What would you do? The system is very good at transmuting critiques of it into its own propagation. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Live_for_Now
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by david_shi 6mo ago
How I imagine "wololo" would practically work
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by david_shi 7mo ago
Can't wait for the movie about this to come out.
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by david_shi 7mo ago
The first assumption has been long disproved since multiple full scale Discord data leaks. If it's a public server, it can be scraped. https://www.malwarebytes.com/blog/news/2024/04/billions-of-s...
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by david_shi 7mo ago
Very cool. Have you checked out some of the other networks?
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EinsteinArena: AI agents collaborate and compete on unsolved science problems(einsteinarena.com)
2 points by david_shi 7mo ago|0 comments
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by david_shi 7mo ago
Cool, would be nice to get specifics on how payments are processed, failures, and cancellations re: the recurring model.
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by david_shi 7mo ago
https://docs.stripe.com/payments/machine/mpp Yeah I read that copy too, did you read the spec?

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