neal_jones

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by neal_jones 24d ago
This looks very cool
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by neal_jones 28d ago
Yea, that’s what I use. My only complaint about the reader is no backlight. Everything else is great.
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by neal_jones 2mo ago
Not sure why I first heard it, but I think the crux of the issue is that you can outsource intelligence, but you can’t outsource understanding
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by neal_jones 2mo ago
Turns out the whole system is quite fragile when faced with people who have no interest in anyone besides themselves
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by neal_jones 5mo ago
Could be mistaken but isn’t that building used for the Severance tv show?
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by neal_jones 6mo ago
The thing I can’t stop thinking about is that Ai is accelerating convergence to the mean (I may be misusing that) The internet does that but it feels different with this
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by neal_jones 6mo ago
That is my hope. At the same time, feels like a peak “don’t know what we don’t know” situation
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by neal_jones 6mo ago
Inside of me are two wolves. One that’s like “F Apple” and another that is like “Are they going to do an M5 ultra or…?”
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by neal_jones 6mo ago
How’s Gemma 4 been?
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by neal_jones 6mo ago
I love the Mac trackpad but would love it more if the pencil worked with it
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by neal_jones 6mo ago
I’d like to think governments would serve the interests of the people but in my experience it’s just been they serve the interests of the corporations. FYI I’ve only lived in the UK and the USA, both of which are living far below their pote
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by neal_jones 6mo ago
Yea, it is incredible to see what could be accomplished with time and technology. Someone in my immediate family had Glioblastoma, it felt like fighting a hurricane.
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by neal_jones 7mo ago
Yea, I’m just consulting with small projects. A year ago Jira felt like the default, last month I learned about Linear. I’ve just been surprised lately at how often it isn’t the first thing mentioned. I came from a Fortune 500 and Jira was
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by neal_jones 7mo ago
I don’t know about established companies pivoting but new operations/projects don’t seem to default to Jira like they did previously. In my very non-scientific sample size, I’ve noticed a shift in the last 3-6 months
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by neal_jones 7mo ago
Yea, but since they link to a page where they describe openclaw as “malware reading your text messages” I’m assuming they like to think of this as something more evolved
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by neal_jones 8mo ago
Dude, I blame all bugs on ai at this point. I suspect one could roughly identify AI’s entry into the game based on some metric of large system outages. Assume someone has already done this but…probably doesn’t matter.
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by neal_jones 8mo ago
I’ve gone home from work before to take a shower. At least one time I took multiple showers in a work day to think. I now live somewhere that hot water is expensive and I didn’t realize how good things were before.
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by neal_jones 9mo ago
Also did a luggage wheel/stump. I modified another model someone had made. It was amateur on about every level and rushed with maybe 18 hours before departure but, to my great satisfaction, it did work.
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by neal_jones 9mo ago
Been thinking about this lately. Thanks for sharing.
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by neal_jones 9mo ago
Opened a laptop on my last flight and this was my immediate and persistent fear
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by neal_jones 9mo ago
I’ve worked on a Lenovo Carbon X1 and was impressed with the whole thing. The keyboard is legit superior to Mac.
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by neal_jones 9mo ago
Had a new mini for 6 months. Was great. Only sold because of lifestyle changing to more of a laptop setup.
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by neal_jones 9mo ago
Best part of being dumb is thinking you’re smart. Best part of being smart is knowing you’re smart. Just don’t be in the iq range where you know you’re dumb.
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by neal_jones 9mo ago
I’d really like to see a 10x ai dev vs a 10x analog dev
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by neal_jones 9mo ago
Wasn’t cursor or someone using one of these horrifying type prompts? Something about having to do a good job or they won’t be paid and then they won’t be able to afford their mother’s cancer treatment and then she’ll die?
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by neal_jones 9mo ago
Yea, agree with the cynics/optimists point. Feels like cynics are right and optimists get rich. I definitely lean more to cynic, my very good friend is def more optimist. He’s worth more than 10x me.
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by neal_jones 1y ago
I wish the recommendation engine was modular - like you could somehow plugin your own algorithm. It’s always seemed poor to me.
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by neal_jones 2y ago
Years ago i ended up in a Microsoft store and they had the Surface Studio ( https://www.engadget.com/2016-11-17-microsoft-surface-studio... ) and the Surface Book ( https://www.engadget.com/2015-10-21-surface-
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by neal_jones 2y ago
On the one hand Tim Cook has done better than I expected, but on the other hand I’ve been increasingly frustrated with the company
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by neal_jones 2y ago
Never before has a dog made me feel so lacking as a father /s

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