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by jjfoooo4 6mo ago
It might be a bias in terms of the probability of events, but I'm not so sure this is a market inefficiency in terms of actual trading strategy. If true odds are 1% and the event is priced at 4%, I can sell NO for a 3% edge... but lose
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Show HN: Excalicharts – Charting Library for Excalidraw(github.com)
4 points by jjfoooo4 6mo ago|0 comments
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by jjfoooo4 6mo ago
Which I'm confused about - wouldn't decreasing the cache TTL increase compute demand?
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by jjfoooo4 6mo ago
AI is a floor raiser, not a ceiling raiser
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by jjfoooo4 6mo ago
> you're going to end up systematically misinformed on political topics that people find outrageous. That sounds... fine?
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by jjfoooo4 6mo ago
I vibe coded a charting library for excalidraw that I’m working into my blog: https://github.com/tombedor/excalicharts
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Show HN: Excalicharts – Charting Library for Excalidraw(github.com)
2 points by jjfoooo4 6mo ago|0 comments
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by jjfoooo4 6mo ago
VC can spend all the money in the world and it won't matter if the cost of switching providers is effectively zero. If I want to switch from Windows to Linux, I have to reconsider a whole variety of applications, learn a different UX,
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by jjfoooo4 6mo ago
That is 100% what I think is going to happen. I wrote about it here: https://tombedor.dev/open-source-models/
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by jjfoooo4 6mo ago
> people might luck into something genuinely good and worth sharing from time to time. A) it would be impossible to find in a sea of AI generated slop B) even if it were to be recognized as good, it would be instantly copied by other AI’
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by jjfoooo4 6mo ago
> Claude code is starting to develop one as people start to build things that require Claude Code specifically, not just any LLM. I hate to be a "source?" guy, but I'm curious if you have any examples of this. Skills and M
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by jjfoooo4 6mo ago
Nothing about AI mindshare is durable. As Anthropic tightens rate limits and/or raises prices, everyone will move to something else. This week I’ve been hitting CC rate limits, and I switched to Codex with virtually no disruption to my
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by jjfoooo4 6mo ago
Both companies have the same issue: the unit economics are bad, and there’s no moat. I’ve been primarily on Claude for the last 6 months or so, but have been hitting rate limits. I switched work to Codex seamlessly, just like I could switch
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The design of AI memory systems(tombedor.dev)
3 points by jjfoooo4 6mo ago|0 comments
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by jjfoooo4 7mo ago
Curious if you agree that local is where Apple's bet is long term - it's out of reach now, but I found the jump in capability for the top line laptop interesting. Presumably chip development hasn't focused all that much on ru
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Is the Future of AI Local?(tombedor.dev)
2 points by jjfoooo4 7mo ago|2 comments
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by jjfoooo4 7mo ago
Would be interested in collaborating! My email is in my bio
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by jjfoooo4 7mo ago
I’m really, really uninterested in reading AI content that other people have generated. If I’m on Twitter, I’m looking for what humans have to say.
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by jjfoooo4 7mo ago
I've been playing with something similar! Curious how you are interfacing with Chess.com / lichess.org, are you having people paste their PGN's?
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by jjfoooo4 7mo ago
Why do you think that? Senior, staff, principle levels are pretty standard across the industry, even if some companies call them different things
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by jjfoooo4 7mo ago
The upgrade to the native installer gave me some issues, I had Claude fail to return any responses and continuously eat memory until my computer crashed! The only fix I could figure out is nuking my entire .claude dir, losing all my history
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by jjfoooo4 7mo ago
What else does "regime change" as a goal refer to?
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by jjfoooo4 7mo ago
This scenario always imagines that the people getting bombs rained down on them will somehow determine that their actual friends in the world are those dropping the bombs. Even accepting this, how exactly are these peaceful, western friendl
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by jjfoooo4 7mo ago
> But the entire economic surplus of Europe, Asia and North America was basically dedicated to (or extracted towards) making things that were reasonably expected to be destroyed within the year. This is no longer necessary to inflict the
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by jjfoooo4 7mo ago
> The unix commandline tools being the most efficient way to use an LLM has been a surprise. > I wonder the reason. Because they are really, really well designed for humans. Everyone is trying to reinvent the wheel and create "ag
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by jjfoooo4 8mo ago
Tech has been trying to "gobble up" legal, medical, etc for decades. I'm quite skeptical a newcomer with a powerful model will be able to penetrate them, especially while selling those incumbents access to the same models the
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by jjfoooo4 8mo ago
Why would we assume the remote providers are going to be cheaper? They are burning cash, and Claude is already jacking up prices. "Local" is the means to an end, not the value prop itself. The value prop is "fast, private, an
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by jjfoooo4 8mo ago
My main takeaway from this episode is that anonymity on the web is getting harder to support. There are some forums that people want to go to to talk to humans , and as AI agents get increasingly good at operating like humans, we're g
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AI Bots Are Making Anonymity Untenable(tombedor.dev)
2 points by jjfoooo4 8mo ago|0 comments
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by jjfoooo4 8mo ago
If you can generate a song with a two sentence prompt, so can anyone else. Music and art is only interesting when there’s originality or a point of view being expressed. I really think art (as in art that’s made for it’s own sake, as oppose

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