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Earth2Studio: Nvidia's next generation of weather AI(github.com)
5 points by nadis 9mo ago|1 comments
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by nadis 9mo ago
The section on IDEs/agent swarms/fallibility resonated a lot for me; I haven't gone quite as far as Karpathy in terms of power usage of Claude Code, but some of the shifts in mistakes (and reality vs. hype) analysis he shared
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I Stopped Reading Code. My Code Reviews Got Better(every.to)
5 points by nadis 9mo ago|0 comments
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If agents use your tool, you need evals(tessl.io)
2 points by nadis 9mo ago|0 comments
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by nadis 9mo ago
Super curious to see how AMI progresses and wouldn't bet against Yann! A lot of interesting snippets in this interview; I personally thought this was quite compelling: > "They [the future models] should be able to be fine-tuned
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The Power of Play in Tech with Vercel's Matias Gonzalez [video](youtube.com)
1 points by nadis 9mo ago|0 comments
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by nadis 9mo ago
I read a related article in the NYT yesterday: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/01/19/science/animals-cows-inte... Which cited the original study here: https://www.cell.com/current-biology&#x
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by nadis 9mo ago
I thought the concluding quote was the most interesting part but I also am not super versed in market prediction (I sort of assume it is hand-wavy in general?). I shared it because I was curious if folks with more insight might have better
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by nadis 9mo ago
Fair point!
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by nadis 9mo ago
> "Actually trying to use it to develop even a nontrivial greenfield project from scratch requires carefully reviewing its code to make sure it stays on track." Completely agreed!
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by nadis 9mo ago
What felt vague about it? Personally while I'm not sure how to interpret the potential market impact (or lack there of) I thought it was an interesting hypothesis, especially the quote at the end: > “One day, the successor to Claude
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by nadis 9mo ago
I tend to agree, although I do think Claude Code specifically is having a moment for AI for software development. There are a lot of similar products (OpenAI's Codex, Google's Gemini CLI, etc.) but none work quite as well - yet an
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by nadis 9mo ago
I tend to agree, but was curious to hear others' thoughts. My background is more product / software, less market prediction and performance so I really wasn't sure what to make of this.
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Orb and the End of Enterprise Software(kshitijgrover.com)
2 points by nadis 9mo ago|0 comments
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Claude Code is the ChatGPT moment repeated and awful news for software stocks(sherwood.news)
20 points by nadis 9mo ago|44 comments
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AI Killed the Individual Contributor(molochinations.substack.com)
4 points by nadis 9mo ago|0 comments
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Chris Messina: Code as Commodity(tessl.io)
1 points by nadis 9mo ago|0 comments
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Is Your AI Strategy Only as Good as Your Team Archetype?(visibleconsulting.substack.com)
1 points by nadis 9mo ago|0 comments
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We're using AI to communicate about our product (while building it)(blog.codeyam.com)
2 points by nadis 9mo ago|0 comments
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by nadis 9mo ago
I was not familiar with Don Hertzfeldt and was doing a little digging and wow, what a unique and creative style.
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by nadis 9mo ago
Wow, that's incredible!
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by nadis 9mo ago
This is really neat - thanks for sharing!
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by nadis 9mo ago
This article is full of so many interesting details. E.g. I found this passage on the technological progress in rendering snow from Frozen (2013) to Zootopia 2 fascinating: "To give an example of the amazing amount of detail in Zootopi
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by nadis 9mo ago
Getting a 404 Not Found for this post - is the blog down? I was really curious to read it given the comments + full disclosure my co-founder recently wrote about a similar topic ("To Tool or Not to Tool") https://blog.
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by nadis 9mo ago
+1 to this comment! I used to work in this space and have similarly seen many projects and professional attempts at visualizing this kind of trip data. This is beautifully done!
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Fidji Simo: ChatGPT Health and what AI can do for a broken system(fidjisimo.substack.com)
2 points by nadis 9mo ago|1 comments
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by nadis 9mo ago
It looks like it's fixed now but had the same initial experience.
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by nadis 9mo ago
Argh of course I posted this and then when I tried one more time after the page finally worked. Ignore the above; the page seems to work now (points to a waitlist).
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by nadis 9mo ago
Was anyone able to get past the 404 page to actually join the waitlist or try this? I hit the 404 and seems like most folks on X did too, e.g. replies to Greg Brockman's announcement here: https://x.com/gdb/status&
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Recipe for a great startup dev team(renaissance.kelsus.com)
1 points by nadis 9mo ago|0 comments

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