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by mrtksn 8mo ago
Do you think that it is a good idea to release it first on iOS, announce on HN and Producthunt? How would you do? On my app the tech is based on running agent generated code on JavaScriptCore to do things like OpenClaw, I’m wrapping the JS
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by mrtksn 8mo ago
In a WhatsApp group full of doctors, managers, journalist and engineers (including software) in age of 30-60 I asked if anyone heard of openclaw and only 3 people heard of it from influencers, none used it. But from my social feed the impre
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by mrtksn 8mo ago
No but you can switch and get comfortable with fully cloud based solutions when you your computer ages and the prices for the now one are through the roof.
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by mrtksn 8mo ago
If it takes 2 years to increase, after 2 years everything will be thin clients already. Completely locked in, fully under control and everybody used to it. Very dystopian TBH.
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by mrtksn 8mo ago
I'm pretty sure %100 of those people would have the correct answers when they are focused and have access to the internet and studied the entire corpus of human knowledge. In the case of the issue at hand though, it is not a knowledge
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by mrtksn 8mo ago
You are right about the motivation behind the glee but it actually has a kernel of truth in it: With making such elementary mistakes, this thing isn't going to be autonomous anytime soon. Such elementary mistakes can be made by humans
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by mrtksn 9mo ago
No I am not moving the goalposts, the alternative shouldn’t just exist it should actually do the job and by doing the job, I don’t mean that if people made the effort to use it, it can do the job. I mean people should be using it. Also, no
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by mrtksn 9mo ago
I could have agreed if the high traction ones that do all the bad things didn’t exist.
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by mrtksn 9mo ago
Very low traction on these. Let me know when there’s something that people actually use in tens or hundreds of millions and random people are just providing the infrastructure out of pocket and spending all their time on this without expect
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by mrtksn 9mo ago
Who pays for the costs of those and why?
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by mrtksn 9mo ago
Then X will become the only social media as Musk can keep it free unlike any competition and use it to push politics he likes or finds it beneficial for his other companies. In fact, according to reports X is already not making much ad mone
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by mrtksn 9mo ago
US is 350M people, let's say everyone is climate change sceptic and together with Russia, Australia and Saudi Arabia it totals to about 550M people. In the rest of the world the idea that you can just just pump as much as smoke you li
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by mrtksn 9mo ago
Believe it or not, most of the people on earth don't worship growth. No one cares about growth just as no one cares about climate change, people want improvement on their lives and a future that can be good. Some policies like paper st
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by mrtksn 9mo ago
I'm pretty sure. Once I sniffed air as a non-elite and I like it clean.
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by mrtksn 9mo ago
That ship sailed with the destruction of the global world order. The polluting industries probably don't have to be polluting when you take care of the pollutants.
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by mrtksn 9mo ago
Wouldn't this increase US exposure to foreign intervention in the future? Although China is the worst offender, since a while now they are getting their stuff together. They suffered and later fixed some gross air pollutions in their c
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by mrtksn 9mo ago
My guess is that US KPI's are about concentrating even more wealth when in China and EU they aim to improve other measures on societal level. Obviously a US individual with control over large wealth concentration can choose to do somet
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by mrtksn 9mo ago
No need to be pedantic about it, obviously you need capital concentration to do stuff. The difference is what this stuff is, in Apple and Google's case its even more from the same but for Anthropic its this new thing. The gist is, worl
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by mrtksn 9mo ago
In the current age everyone can eat everything everywhere, apparently there are even people who fly their bread everyday from France to New York. So when we talk about food in some place, its usually about the general practices and not the
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by mrtksn 9mo ago
I was hopeful for on-device AI too but any AI processing so far sucks up the battery, heats up the phone and most importantly isn't even nearly good enough. Without a breakthrough in battery, chips or the models and algorithms the way
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by mrtksn 9mo ago
Theoretically Apple can spend just as much. What are the outcomes though? All those giants have their own business that are established and profitable. It’s the new kids in the block that will make the difference. You know those lists on tw
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by mrtksn 9mo ago
The content is the same as this article but the headline on Yahoo Finance is: "Jobs report smashes expectations as payrolls grow by 130,000" There's no chance for survival just by glancing over the headlines.
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by mrtksn 9mo ago
A few things I can’t stand about Youtube’s desktop website: 1) Spacebar sometimes skips to the next video when playing a playlist. Just why? 2) You never know if the small buttons like play next on the thumbnails will work or just play that
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by mrtksn 9mo ago
Just like with FB’s purchase of Instagram. I remember people making fun of Zuckerberg for paying $1B for a “filter app than can be made in few hours”. I think the magic wasn’t in those apps or websites but the traction they got and how that
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by mrtksn 9mo ago
I'm primarily into mobiles apps these days but using the LLMs I'm able to write software in languages that I don't know with tech that I don't understand well(like bluetooth). What did you try to do and the LLM failed yo
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by mrtksn 9mo ago
LLMs are quite accurate for programming, these days they almost always create a code that will compile without errors and errors are almost always fixable by feeding the error into the LLM. I would say this is extremely precise text genera
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by mrtksn 9mo ago
Computer languages were the lathe for shaping the machines to make them do whatever we want, AI is a CNC. Another abstraction layer for making machines do whatever we want them to do.
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by mrtksn 9mo ago
It is kind of obvious that once someone reaches such a power they should be monitored all the time. Criminality among the rich and the politically connected is off the charts. It’s way beyond any group of immigrants for example that these s
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by mrtksn 9mo ago
I kind of agree that "America First" policies tend to be Europeanization type policies and as a result quite un-American and that's also why USA will end up like Europe if it keeps course. Europe is great in many ways but lac
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by mrtksn 9mo ago
What you are suggesting is vertical integration. If Europe goes crazy, can do that. From start to finish this chip thingy can become "magic crystals from Europe" as they already have control over the tooling. How many billions it

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