monkeydust

8 ms·

61.
by monkeydust 4mo ago
Right here is the video demo of what I built - https://streamable.com/e49cgt
62.
by monkeydust 4mo ago
Sure let me do that. Can I post this as a ShowHN if its just video? The rules say people need to try out but that will cost me a small fortune :) ...could perhaps post on Github and people can setup the repo themselves with their own Openro
63.
by monkeydust 4mo ago
Homebrew harness and all frontier ones plus deepseek. All via Openrouter at the moment. Works well enough but can get expensive so use for real high value challenges. Interestingly the refine feature has been most useful to me and people I
64.
by monkeydust 4mo ago
I have a MA system setup for personal use. You give it a problem, you then refine that problem where a fast, cheaper model asks you questions which you answer to get a better input prompt. You then choose a MA strategy for example take pro
65.
by monkeydust 4mo ago
Same, you can instruct it specifically to look non-standard and give it examples of website styles I want. After some wrangling it feels a bit more creative but takes prompting.
66.
by monkeydust 4mo ago
Does it matter though. So if I have a problem with my telecom provider and I want to get it solved asap, I'd the AI can do this just as effectively as a human operator isnt that OK?
67.
Bond Yields Near Two-Decade High Open Rift Among Investors(financialpost.com)
1 points by monkeydust 5mo ago|0 comments
68.
by monkeydust 5mo ago
The article pretty much plays out whats happening in our place, heavy use of AI in software development but we dont see us shipping faster, about same or perhaps slower (for other reasons). Its a weird feeling as were waiting for this utopi
69.
by monkeydust 5mo ago
These guys have been around for a while, anyone have practical experience/exposure to using their technology for heavy enterprise workloads?
70.
Tenstorrent Unveils Galaxy AI Platform Targeting Scale and Efficiency(forbes.com)
1 points by monkeydust 5mo ago|1 comments
71.
by monkeydust 5mo ago
This does feel like where things should be going for more natural human-AI interaction patterns. Nice write up and demos.
72.
by monkeydust 5mo ago
If people were incentivized to solve problems with least amount of token spend that would help.
73.
by monkeydust 5mo ago
Somewhat ironic is that people are using them to create generic web apps like they are going out of fashion.
74.
by monkeydust 5mo ago
This cant be right. Software is a solved problem. Boris where are you ?
75.
by monkeydust 5mo ago
Original source afaik here: https://blogs.microsoft.com/blog/2026/04/27/the-next-phase-o...
76.
by monkeydust 6mo ago
What a joke and not a good one. I remember getting the letter through post to participate and telling my wife I don't trust these guys with that level of personal information. Sad that it came true.
77.
by monkeydust 6mo ago
This feels pretty significant
78.
by monkeydust 6mo ago
What big hardware bets are people expecting him to take?
79.
BlackRock's AI Transformation(wsj.com)
2 points by monkeydust 6mo ago|0 comments
80.
by monkeydust 6mo ago
I ended up watching Bicentennial Man (1999) with Robin Williams over the weekend. If you haven't seen I thought it was a good and timely thing to watch and is kid friendly. Without giving away the plot, the scene where it was unloading
81.
by monkeydust 6mo ago
Looks like bad stuff is happening, really bad is a bit scary if you qualify that as threat to life or livelihood. Let's see what the next generation of models bring to this equation.
82.
How to Tax Billionaires(theatlantic.com)
2 points by monkeydust 6mo ago|1 comments
83.
by monkeydust 6mo ago
TBD it seems. So far the only explained usage pattern is through a Meta product (Whatsapp, Facebook, Instagram).
84.
by monkeydust 6mo ago
There are ways now for retail to get in to these companies including, check out hiive or equityzen...just beware of massive dilution.
85.
by monkeydust 6mo ago
For those that have experience with ML, yes. For those that have recently become acquainted with it (more on business side) they seem to really struggle with this in my experience. '
86.
by monkeydust 6mo ago
Its self perpetuating, I was talking to CEO of a Series A level B2B SaaS company here in UK recently. Most of the propspects his sales team are hitting are re-allocating their wallets to only looking for products that use AI on back of seni
87.
by monkeydust 6mo ago
Agree. How would you solve this in general, what would be the ingredients? People use things like zapier, n8n, node-red to achieve this today but in many cases are overkill.
88.
by monkeydust 6mo ago
I do feel people will end up using this for things where a deterministic rule could be used - more effective, faster and cheaper. See this starting to happen at work...'We need AI to solve X....no you don't"
89.
by monkeydust 7mo ago
Keynes still has under 4 years to be proven right! https://www.economicsnetwork.ac.uk/archive/keynes_persuasion...
90.
by monkeydust 7mo ago
Are people so tuned for this that I need to think about deliberately adding some mstakes into what I write?

More ›