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by moomoo11 8mo ago
He bought it to signal boost himself lol nothing he does is for anyone's benefit but his own. If you bought into that, then congrats he sold you.
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by moomoo11 8mo ago
good luck! maybe you can make this into a social network, and entice people to keep posting. if people see something interesting, maybe they want to work on it together and it becomes a job platform. like a more interesting Ask HN
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by moomoo11 8mo ago
Do you live in California? I mean sure it might be wasteful (name one entity private or public that doesn’t suffer from assholes and corruption), but the quality of life here is far better than in Texas or any other state. We have labor rig
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Ask HN: If the "AI bubble" pops, will it really be that dramatic?
14 points by moomoo11 8mo ago|11 comments
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Go outside
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Gravity doesn't exist when you're in a K-hole. That's why we can become a extraterrestrial society in the next 5 years (repeat infinitely - in 5 years)
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Future show HN: how I managed to parallelize 100 tape drives to load windows and play video games
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Right but they're also building out tons of non-GPU compute too..
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We have a bunch of compute built out that we can use to build actually good products and services again :)
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what a smart kid! wishing him all the best
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One thing I should note is that I find Claude to be amazing for helping me write or brainstorm non-coding stuff. It is much better than other models I have tried. Didn't think the post would blow up so much tbh..
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by moomoo11 8mo ago
Any business that solves a problem. The tech is always a commodity. The valuable parts are usually the data, the services offered, etc. and they have good distribution which makes their moat strong.
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by moomoo11 8mo ago
Do you use Gmail, outlook, etc? A provider backed by 1T+ worth companies? >99% of people do. Anything can be decentralized. But people will gravitate toward centralized solutions.
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ever realized that its only incompetent people who could never build a product (what problem are you solving?) who ask for silly things like this? it doesn't work irl, and if you don't understand that then keep asking this questio
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Your story helped them sell hope and thus more customers. Hope sells. People want hope. They don’t want advice lol. If the latter was the case we wouldn’t live in a lopsided world. Hope means you don’t need to try. Advice means it’s on you
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Ask HN: Why is my Claude experience so bad? What am I doing wrong?
84 points by moomoo11 8mo ago|118 comments
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Horde just continues to be infinitely badass and memorable all these years later. I haven't played WoW since like 2006-2011 but I will always be Horde for life! Lok'Tar Ogar!
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by moomoo11 8mo ago
Maybe its using Grok. I just hope when they put Grok into Optimus, it doesn't become a serial s****** assaulter
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shit that works lol i've probably contributed to all these AI sloppers by giving them $10/20 bucks to get credits, to find out it doesn't work, so they can book it as "ARR" and raise $10M only to shut down some mont
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by moomoo11 8mo ago
This is why I really think for AI tools it’s probably good to just start fresh. Like our emails, files, other accounts and stuff. That’s “ours” and personal. Even for business, that should be off limits. What we do give to AI should be bran
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by moomoo11 8mo ago
What about a implant that can be placed into your palm? It can carry everything about you and be tied to your pulse so that if you have a panic attack or something as you are being robbed it wipes everything but your name and basic informat
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by moomoo11 9mo ago
yikes this looks awful, unless this is the new mass market Ferrari that's going to start at $30,000
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by moomoo11 9mo ago
For sure. I was replying to people not in that, it seems from the commenters here that is where they (and me) have worked or are working now. Whether it is their own company or some other place. I've only ever worked at places that are
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by moomoo11 9mo ago
That is fun though. I hated the old world where some boomer-mentality "senior" dev(s) would take days or weeks to deliver ONE fucking thing, and it would still have bugs and issues. I like the new world where individuals can move
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Press [X] to doubt Press [Space] to skip
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by moomoo11 9mo ago
You do know that you don't need to write markdown syntax right? There are plenty of UI editors where they give you the basics for formatting and inserting stuff. Markdown is fairly portable, and with AI it is easy to generate and share
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by moomoo11 9mo ago
For the gaps they'll find, I'm sure they can use open source alternatives considering they're getting away from proprietary software. If not, they can adapt.
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Whatever you need to tell yourself to cope! I tried to help, but maybe I should have given you two a tissue box instead.
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markdown is superior in every way. whatever doesn't map 1:1, imo just trash it. if you can't do your work using markdown, you should be fired. if i'm downvoted it is by people who deserve to be fired.
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by moomoo11 9mo ago
Why not just not compare to others because it’s easy to game anything? Just look for patterns and then act out of self interest. Nobody is coming to save you. I’m no high IQ person but if I can figure out how to get a STEM job without STEM

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