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by enos_feedler 2mo ago
I also think you under appreciate the value of toy software. We’ve spent 20 years talking about serious practices for making serious software but what if the next 20 years is about making personal toys that scratch our own itch? Perhaps LLM
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by enos_feedler 2mo ago
Its been inspiring to use it and know that I dont really need much more for all my intents and purposes.
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by enos_feedler 2mo ago
Usually when I say insensitive things there are more downvotes then upvotes. That isn't the case here. I might be rubbing against a truth somewhere here.
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by enos_feedler 2mo ago
I would add that writing down your reactions to the books and not the book content itself is helpful. If something reminds you of something else then write about that. I mostly throw away all these things as the point is just to write them
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by enos_feedler 2mo ago
AI has deeply changed the way I think, feel and act around a computer. In the same way that dialing into the internet changed things for me. Since using ChatGPT the first time until now I have never cared once to look at these pelicans on b
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by enos_feedler 2mo ago
I mean this isn’t rocket science. I feel ideas like these are always sitting on the back burner waiting to deploy. The same goes with product features. They know the upside and impact to finances and are just waiting for the right condition
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by enos_feedler 2mo ago
you mean you make a site using people? that's like a baby's toy
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by enos_feedler 2mo ago
Ticketmaster. Just throwing that out there. Stubhub.
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by enos_feedler 2mo ago
Its already bribing its operators to pay more money or it will stop functioning
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by enos_feedler 2mo ago
If this is true then a restructuring of the entire organizations might help. It seems the flaws are built in.
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by enos_feedler 2mo ago
IMO we are there almost. I had every iphone until 14 pro and still use this today. I know what the top of the s curve feels like. From a pure model standpoint weighed against every day use cases for every day people (the right way to measur
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by enos_feedler 2mo ago
The biggest hurdle is whether humans volunteer their expertise. Not time or money. We need top talent to make the open models. Sponsorship is plentiful. Open source volunteers are less critical with LLM doing the grunt work. Its about talen
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by enos_feedler 2mo ago
There is a massive difference when you zoom in close or take an angled perspective. You can manufacture uniqueness. The issue is when it comes to every day use for every day people there is no differentiation.
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by enos_feedler 3mo ago
Many years ago I wrote a simple script to periodically pull my aeroplan miles from Air Canada using an extracted auth token. I was building my own mobile app to track all kinds of important numbers in my life. One day I woke up to my air ca
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by enos_feedler 3mo ago
What the auto industry should have really woken up to is the idea of a singular carplay for both android and ios. I have a 2021 BMW that only supported carplay and was fine for many years. It is wireless even. I love it. But now i have a pi
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by enos_feedler 3mo ago
Why were you watching movies when you should have been setting up your apartment
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by enos_feedler 3mo ago
To me AI is on par with the internet and what made it so powerful was piracy and porn and just the wide spectrum of things that are possible when you connect machines together. We are going to need the same thing again. Freedom to use any m
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by enos_feedler 3mo ago
What if there is no good abstraction for the entire stack of software on each of computers? What if we built a common one because we had to? What if now we get to all make our own with natural language?
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by enos_feedler 3mo ago
It feels like this whole site was manufactured to convince us that generative AI is a rocketship right now? While we might be basing a rocketship right now, to draw that line up at this point is total bullshit. the pc is real. the internet
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by enos_feedler 3mo ago
I mean, just saying the new guy is trying not to be evil does not give any credence to some meaningful differentiation over the long term. Won't they just eventually be evil too? Seems odd to continue to trust the early thinking of lon
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by enos_feedler 3mo ago
Unless you have hard proof this is occurring then I would rather believe my own and others positive testimony on self help. Its powerful and relatively affordable if you are committed to making changes in your own life. Is good advice. Auth
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by enos_feedler 3mo ago
He denies comparing them to telecom companies and even says at various points in his writing. Instead he compares their usage to the usage of mobile data.
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by enos_feedler 4mo ago
I agree with you, but sadly without killer use cases in the browser this still ends up being quite political to adopt. I feel good about the approach being taken. The browser vendors have analytics on the usage of JCO and so despite it not
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by enos_feedler 4mo ago
It works in the browser already: https://github.com/bytecodealliance/jco
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by enos_feedler 4mo ago
There is zero evidence of this shift in pricing occurring. It’s still a dream which seems unlikely
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by enos_feedler 4mo ago
Homogeneity doesnt need to be the endgame just a pitstop along the way. We should have a universal tool for creating unique things. If everything is unique the cognitive load is high we get lazy and output all converges on shallow stuff tha
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by enos_feedler 4mo ago
Depending on your annual spend you could be missing out on one or more free trips per year in airline and hotel points.
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by enos_feedler 4mo ago
This is true. Outcomes correlate with the quality and depth of the conversation. The quality and depth correlates with the users understanding of computers
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by enos_feedler 4mo ago
I briefly skimmed this, but why are you wasting my time? What does this have to do with me earning free trips from being smart about how I buy things? does not compute.
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by enos_feedler 4mo ago
As someone who really enjoys rewards programs, keep those scams alive!

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