enos_feedler

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by enos_feedler 8mo ago
But who are you shipping it to if everyone is building it?
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The browser is the sandbox(aifoc.us)
352 points by enos_feedler 9mo ago|191 comments
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by enos_feedler 9mo ago
Bubble or not it’s simply strange to me that people confidently put a timeline on it. To name the phases of the bubble and calling when they will collapse just seems counter intuitive to what a bubble is. Brad Gerstner was the first “influe
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by enos_feedler 9mo ago
The darkest hour is just before the dawn
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by enos_feedler 9mo ago
I think this comment will not age well. I understand where you are coming from. You are missing the idea that infrastructure will come along to support vibe coding. You are assuming vibe coding as it stands today will not be improved. It wi
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by enos_feedler 9mo ago
You are missing the point. Who said anything about turning what they make into a “business”. Software you maintain merely for yourself has no such overhead.
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by enos_feedler 9mo ago
I agree. People forget that people know how to use computers and have a good intuition on what they are capable of. Its the programming task that many people cant do. Its unlocking users to solve their own problems again
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by enos_feedler 9mo ago
Of course that is true. The nuance here is that software isn’t just getting cheaper but the activity to build it is changing. Instead of writing lines of code you are writing requirements. That shifts who can do the job. The customer might
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by enos_feedler 9mo ago
This take makes sense in the context of MLIR creation which introduces dialects which are namespaces within the IR. Given it was created by Chris Lattner I would guess he saw these problems with LLVM as well.
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by enos_feedler 9mo ago
What a random set of companies to choose. You'd probably need to think critically about each one of those when assessing the accuracy of your statements.
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by enos_feedler 9mo ago
you are learning what it takes to keep a machine up and running. You still witness the breakage. You can still watch the fix. You can review what happened. What you are implying from your question is that compared to doing things without AI
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by enos_feedler 9mo ago
well thats my point. makes me wonder how much influence Cook has on the Nike board to teach them that to avoid the mistakes they made. Cook had a front row seat to the decline of Nike
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by enos_feedler 9mo ago
the puzzling thing to me is Tim Cook was in the board meetings. Apple and Nike play similae games to stay ahead and keep margins high. i am sure he is on the board to glean insights from the older brother Nike. And yet…
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by enos_feedler 9mo ago
Echo other comments here. As an ex games cracker for some pretty large scale piracy orgs in the 90s I lol’ed at this
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by enos_feedler 9mo ago
I think the idea that nobody would talk to strangers online is a bit too general. We are all mostly doing it here. I do it on reddit all the time in the same recurring subreddits that I've grown to trust. IRC was also pretty hostile ba
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by enos_feedler 10mo ago
Sounds like you got offended by a robot.
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by enos_feedler 10mo ago
Apple’s analytics probably support this which is exactly why siri still sucks. But ya, everyone will continue to think they somehow know better and apple is wrong and poorly executing
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by enos_feedler 11mo ago
had the privilege to be there in person. was magical live
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by enos_feedler 1y ago
The os wraps the machine. That is literally it's job. Manage hardware resources and broker them to applications
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by enos_feedler 1y ago
Dont worry. The market decides what we want and we just wont go for it
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by enos_feedler 1y ago
Did you watch the video link and compare? Curious what you think? Or are you just trolling? I bring substance and you bring negging
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by enos_feedler 1y ago
I am getting Phillips CDI vibes. It takes me back to a mid 90s infomercial where products will built by marketing departments and companies with cash to splash. There is just no bottom up cool factor. At all. reference: https://w
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by enos_feedler 1y ago
i think it can figure it out.
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by enos_feedler 1y ago
The browser is the OS that wraps the user not the machine. Just as Linux or Windows or Android wrap the machine and manage its resources, the browser should wrap the user and manage their resources (data, time/focus etc). In this regar
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by enos_feedler 1y ago
They wanted Arc. The founders and others at Atlassian loved Arc. I am sure Dia is allowed to continue until it doesn’t work. Which it wont.
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by enos_feedler 1y ago
Android isn’t really a competitor it’s an ecosystem. Google Pixel is a competitor. And would Apple start funding Google’s Pixel market penetration in exchange for AI? Perhaps. Google was funding Apple with default search money for a long ti
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by enos_feedler 1y ago
The problem is Amazon is usually Apples non competitive cloud partner. They can’t both sit this out. AWS needs to learn in a hurry whether they should be in the model business to supply Apple with Siri LLMs. Bc if not Apple is going to Goog
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by enos_feedler 1y ago
This is a sad reality. I see 2 paths forward 1) we somehow build the right layers into the internet that we can withstand open hardware. 2) open hardware running any software becomes an education use and hobbyist market only. I could see an
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by enos_feedler 1y ago
I spend most of my days wading through the web. When i come across something that excites me I share the link to apple Notes. I dont write anything. Its just a bookmark. In February I spent a week sorting 5000 links into folders. It was qui
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by enos_feedler 1y ago
Its alright because you can shove all of that into an LLM and have it fixed instantly

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