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by jaypinho 1mo ago
ohh yeah
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by jaypinho 1mo ago
Thank you! Working on some updates too, to make it user-friendlier and likelier to highlight info it doesn't know / can't pull.
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Show HN: bAIseball.org – Google for historical baseball stats(baiseball.org)
4 points by jaypinho 1mo ago|4 comments
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by jaypinho 7mo ago
Vibe-coding my way to public accountability.
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Odd Lots, some guests are more perfect than others(networked.substack.com)
2 points by jaypinho 7mo ago|1 comments
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Context in LLMs and the Blockchain(networked.substack.com)
1 points by jaypinho 1y ago|0 comments
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by jaypinho 2y ago
You know, you could always just read the review.
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by jaypinho 2y ago
We have different definitions of "vision." My version implies some level of internal coherence.
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by jaypinho 2y ago
This is quite literally already explained in the review but I'll repeat it here. I used Andreessen's essay as a microcosm for the problem with Abundance: at the level of fuzzy, non-specific exhortations to "build," every
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by jaypinho 2y ago
Right. So then what is he offering?
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by jaypinho 2y ago
What does his podcast have to do with anything? I'm reviewing his book, not his entire bibliography. As I stated already, the vision is incoherent. It's fine to cherrypick specific anecdotes as examples of competent governance. Bu
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by jaypinho 2y ago
It takes no effort at all to see that CA HSR is an unmitigated disaster. It takes much more effort to figure out a coherent policy common denominator that shames CA for outsourcing the project to consultants while praising OWS for doing the
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by jaypinho 2y ago
I think you'd get near-universal agreement that some regulations somewhere are ineffective and/or counterproductive. If that's all the book is attempting to achieve, it's an extremely modest goal IMO. The problem is gett
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by jaypinho 2y ago
This is a weird response - that's not what the review says at all. (I should know. I wrote it.) I'm also a YIMBY - although, as a renter, it doesn't exactly take any moral courage. As I state clearly in the review, I share Kl
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Move fast, break things: A review of Abundance by Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson(networked.substack.com)
55 points by jaypinho 2y ago|125 comments
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by jaypinho 3y ago
Are they though? https://twitter.com/typesfast/status/1700092765798048093
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by jaypinho 4y ago
My early (late?) thoughts on the enormous promise of AI, and whether some solutions are still in search of a problem.
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by jaypinho 4y ago
I once read an explanation of the Fourier transformation as akin to looking at a fully blended smoothie and being able to calculate exactly how much of each ingredient went into it. I don't profess to be a DSP expert whatsoever, but th
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Tether Insolvency Calculator(tethertransparency.com)
4 points by jaypinho 4y ago|0 comments
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by jaypinho 4y ago
Are we there yet?
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The endless search for a crypto use case(networked.substack.com)
178 points by jaypinho 4y ago|265 comments
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by jaypinho 5y ago
This might be a weird analogy but this product feels like it recreates the NFT problem -- meaning that it's inherently self-referential and doesn't actually solve the problem it purports to. NFTs are supposed to be an irrefutable,
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Beware of Greeks bearing grifts: OlympusDAO, the new crypto central bank(networked.substack.com)
2 points by jaypinho 5y ago|0 comments
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by jaypinho 5y ago
Spent weeks investigating the mania around web3 and regret to say it does not live up to the hype.
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Web3? I have my DAOts(networked.substack.com)
417 points by jaypinho 5y ago|620 comments
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The honor system: how online advertising runs on faith(networked.substack.com)
1 points by jaypinho 5y ago|0 comments