joeguilmette

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by joeguilmette 7d ago
This just seems like the most basic and obvious form of regulatory capture. Want to start an AI company? Great! Now you just need to raise an additional $50m to cover your embedded evaluator costs, with rules and processes written by Anthro
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Anthropic partnering with Accenture on embedded evaluation(anthropic.com)
7 points by joeguilmette 7d ago|3 comments
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by joeguilmette 10d ago
Yes! Yes!! I have had Kindles since v1. And the pattern was always the same: Read some books and then get to a boring patch in one and stop and then dont read anything for 6-24mo. When we had my son we decided we wanted to create an environ
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by joeguilmette 14d ago
what business are you in?
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by joeguilmette 14d ago
I have worked professionally in the WordPress space for over a decade, running teams that make plugins used on probably close to a million sites, I’m a (former?) regional WordCamp organizer, and I’ve built and deployed sites on WordPress fo
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by joeguilmette 15d ago
Ironically, the antiquated model of a bunch of source code and a database sitting on a computer is something coding agents really like. WordPress and a nice page builder with MCP is actually a joy to use, and the absolutely enormous catalog
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by joeguilmette 17d ago
i’ve found this for myself as well, when its time for me to write creatively
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by joeguilmette 1mo ago
heyyyyy are you still on Koh Tao or did you guys move?
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by joeguilmette 1mo ago
They have a saying here in Thailand: Siam was never colonized by Europe, it was colonized by Bangkok.
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by joeguilmette 1mo ago
This site feels like AI slop, and it’s also not something I’d be able to send without feeling like asshole. I found this blog post to be much better at getting the point across: https://tombedor.dev/human-attention-and-human
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by joeguilmette 2mo ago
41yo, lifelong casual gamer who has 100s of hours on many games and also goes years without playing any but also frequently jump in here and there. I recently bought a PS5 Pro in anticipation of GTA6. I’m pretty shocked at how boring and li
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by joeguilmette 2mo ago
The reason is that AI art is now commodified. Beauty standards, for example, track directly alongside what a body looks like when the owner has free time to spend on leisure. For example, a tan in some cultures used to be ugly and pale skin
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by joeguilmette 2mo ago
Yea, for me my Kindle just didnt work. I always have had one since they were first released, but it was always hard to keep the habit between book. Having a nice library of paper books, for whatever reason, has worked a lot better for me. I
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by joeguilmette 2mo ago
I recently did this! I fixed my phone habit and my TV habit, and I just read no, the family has silent reading parties instead of movie night. Here’s what I did: 1. Install Jomo on the phone. There are other apps, but basically it makes me
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by joeguilmette 2mo ago
I want this exact thing, but I dont want the learning to take place on a screen or device. I want the AI in the background, the tool for the parent and teacher to use to drive the child’s curriculum. This seems trivially easy- printers are
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by joeguilmette 3mo ago
No: https://tombedor.dev/human-attention-and-human-effort/
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by joeguilmette 3mo ago
I miss the old internet. I wish this fellow traveler well.
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by joeguilmette 3mo ago
Ok! Maybe I’m wrong, but whenever I pass by (which admittedly isn’t daily or even weekly) I notice quite a long queue. I’m probably just exaggerating and remembering selectively.
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by joeguilmette 3mo ago
No this place has always been mid, years before they got famous.
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by joeguilmette 3mo ago
Agree however this restaurant isn’t worth going out of the way for even without a line. It’s totally middle of the road for a common dish served by hundreds of places.
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by joeguilmette 3mo ago
Wattana Panich is absolutely not worth waiting in line for. Any number of places make a better version of that dish. If you want to wait in line for something actually worth waiting for: https://maps.app.goo.gl/GodS2ozgTYR1K
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by joeguilmette 3mo ago
I have lived around the corner from this place for nearly 13yrs. It’s fine, not any better or worse than places serving a similar dish but without the perpetual stew marketing. The funny thing is, this place got famous a dew years ago, so y
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by joeguilmette 5mo ago
It would be really cool if Obsidian could open markdown files.
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by joeguilmette 1y ago
It does that.
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by joeguilmette 1y ago
I always wondered who did their marketing. Their Arc Act II video was so good I watched it a few times ( https://youtu.be/WIeJF3kL5ng?si=R1fHA87355dXDuZH ). I immediately thought Sandwich made it. Some of their stuff like ht
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by joeguilmette 1y ago
It’s really fun to be good at something. In sports like skydiving and technical cave/wreck diving people often assume you get an adrenaline rush doing it and that’s what draws people in. Not the case (for me at least). Rather, when you
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by joeguilmette 1y ago
I travel a lot. A lot. My humble suggestion would be to build this for you and not try at all to even try to get others to use it. If you’re going for PMF and traction… It needs to have all sorts of Nikita Bier onboarding juice, remove all
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by joeguilmette 1y ago
I’m old enough to remember iOS7. It was dog ugly and universally reviled. This is new update is dog ugly and universally reviled. They’ll fix the most egregious stuff in beta, and then in a year or two dial it in. This is a big, bold move.
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by joeguilmette 1y ago
Path was awesome!
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by joeguilmette 1y ago
my guess: pass the processing fees onto the either the consumer or provider.

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