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by edmundsauto 8mo ago
When will we see the lower interest payments as a result of the tariffs, and how much lower will they be? The initial signals are in the opposite direction as your comment indicates. Maybe it’s a short term pain for long term gain: but when
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by edmundsauto 8mo ago
He successfully raised taxes on poorer Americans while providing an even larger tax cut to the richest Americans. He also gutted the enforcement arm for said tax collection. Netting it out, it’s a loss in revenue that disproportionately hel
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by edmundsauto 8mo ago
No, but the whole situation being caused after shooting down a birthday balloon is macabre incompetence.
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by edmundsauto 8mo ago
If I may offer a marketing suggestion - make it easy for people to do a “proam” workflow to setup their own network. A “one click to diagnose and visualize your Wi-Fi setup”. And then write content around that. This tool looks more powerful
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by edmundsauto 9mo ago
I'm using claude code to develop this for myself. The age of personal software is here! One stop shop, add things, query calendars, attach meeting notes. "What do I know about Tom's work in the last 3 months" --> agen
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by edmundsauto 9mo ago
I've felt this way all my life. I was recently tested/diagnosed in mid-life with ADHD. It explains so much of my life experience so far.
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by edmundsauto 9mo ago
I think the logic still holds due to the red queen effect. If everyone else is getting 3% better and you’re not, it could spell trouble. Medium term, I expect ai adoption to compound. So if you can be 3.5% better, it could become a massive
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by edmundsauto 9mo ago
I installed it on a spare computer, physically separated. My bigger concern is giving it access to accounts online, without those however it is not very cool.
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by edmundsauto 9mo ago
Reliably? $25k. Having kids means I have less time to do more chores, if I could convert those chore-hours to family quality time, it would be invaluable.
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by edmundsauto 9mo ago
Otoh, he is clearly impulsive and doesn’t think the rules apply to him. I am guessing, if one approach benefits him personally the most, there will be enormous pressure to achieve that outcome.
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by edmundsauto 9mo ago
What makes you say it hasn't affected their stock price? Seems likely the Meta stock would be much higher if they had an additional $15B profit on their books each year.
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by edmundsauto 9mo ago
He’s been all in on self driving for at least a decade now. He has not been able to produce anything close to his claims.
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by edmundsauto 9mo ago
I bet this is available in large enterprise agreements. How much are you willing to pay for it?
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by edmundsauto 9mo ago
I want my laundry robot!
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by edmundsauto 9mo ago
> Being able to whip your army of AI employees 3% better than your competitor doesn’t (usually) give any lasting advantage. What do you mean by “better”? The advantage is speed. Shipping a feature in 1 week instead of 1 month is a treme
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by edmundsauto 9mo ago
Where I think agents become fascinating is when we give cc an interface to something like clawdebot, plus any logging/observability, and tell it to recreate the code base.
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by edmundsauto 9mo ago
What systems are making new skills for themselves? Not being snarky, I find this sort of self-teaching incredibly interesting but have only ever seen this approach
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by edmundsauto 9mo ago
At most organizational sizes, the hard problems are that of coordinating people and not software. It’s a hard decision, but ultimately if you want to scale the size of your impact - you have to make these tradeoffs. Some folks want to scale
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by edmundsauto 9mo ago
I found this interesting to think about. On the surface, this could fit the requirements. However, in the past decade, I feel a dynamic where my relationship with tech companies like eBay are actually antagonistic, rather than cooperative.
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by edmundsauto 9mo ago
Is this confirmed by a trustworthy source? This article only reports on what president Trump stated. Given the source and the lack of any details, this isn’t verifiable which I think is a minimum requirement.
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by edmundsauto 9mo ago
Humans have been researching alternative states of mind since beer was invented, at least. With great interest and investment.
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by edmundsauto 9mo ago
If you limit your perspective to the people who can do it, yes. If you feel it’s important to enable everyone to participate, it doesn’t “just work” Given the ample attention recently, with no evidence of impactful fraud, it sounds like dis
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by edmundsauto 9mo ago
Perhaps a need to be self sufficient in a subset of possible ways. My criticism is they are self sufficient in the highly visible ways that indicate identity and matter to that individual. When we consider ways that impact other humans, the
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by edmundsauto 9mo ago
As I understand it, intent matters a lot, and that is typically through the testimony of people who had access to SBF in an environment where he was comfortable speaking candidly. Those people are often accomplices. Sometimes the medium lar
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by edmundsauto 9mo ago
By this measure, they shouldn’t even try to do good things in small pockets and probably should just optimize for profits! Fortunately, many other people can deal with nuance.
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by edmundsauto 9mo ago
Pg moves the data between positions on update?
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by edmundsauto 9mo ago
If they have all of this stuff server side, why are they recreating it client side? That's the part I can't figure out.
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by edmundsauto 9mo ago
I think the idea behind that concept is not that it's true. The idea is we will never change human self-interest and greed. So we build systems where even with that as the primary motivation, it still has more important secondary effe
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by edmundsauto 9mo ago
> A big reason I have heard for lack of nuclear build out is the lack of starting capital but after they are built they are generally stable and maintenance is predictable. I have also heard this, but given Meta's announcement is mo
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by edmundsauto 9mo ago
It shows that strategic investment matters and people are looking at more than a single cost metric. Nuclear is behind today, but that doesn't hold a promise it will remain true into the future unless you stop investing now. One armed

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