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by neom 1y ago
yyeaaah, i built a cloud. :) I love VMs. I'm a disciple of Alex Polvi. Lets call it an "Immutable Application VM" Stack. Each application service (or a logical group of application services) is packaged directly into an immut
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by neom 1y ago
Couldn't trespass on church monopolies over healing and arbitration, after all!
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by neom 1y ago
Why do you think ISOs never really took off? I feel like they solve so many issues but only ever see folks reach for containers.
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by neom 1y ago
No doubt, when rats can do all this, you have to wonder what else everything else can do! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AV9z0c1hjnA Nature is amazing! (especially rattos! :))
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by neom 1y ago
Hey Chris! Thanks for the reply. :) As I never used SO except to understand it for doing business for developers, I know many found the community aspect/self building/sense of worth aspect important, same with Quora. Do you have a
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by neom 1y ago
Are you trying to get banned from hackernews? You can't go around calling peoples comments complete nonsense, you called me full of shit last week. Do you even like this community? We try really hard to be civil to each other in this p
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by neom 1y ago
Not a dev. SO done for then? It's been an important part of history.
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by neom 1y ago
Mostly leachate. The 11th generation Kindle weighs 158 grams, £8 reader with 30 g polymer: 100 M units, assuming a 1 % annual leach rate, that is 3t of bromine and phosphate compounds per year entering groundwater, that is actually close to
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by neom 1y ago
"I'd love a £8 eReader. Something I could throw in a pocket and not worry about damaging. An eReader which was the same price as a hardback book - around £20 - would be amazing." Personally I already think ewaste is out of co
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by neom 1y ago
My thought is, it would be a dysfunctional system, like this: https://futurism.com/professors-company-ai-agents I was just building a tool people can use to do the business side of product and technology. I wanted it to do
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by neom 1y ago
Do what you're good at and not what you lust and you'll alway have resources to chase something called love.
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by neom 1y ago
Indeed. I'm apparently good at it, won 4 Emmys for docs, ditched out before 30 because I couldn't take the mindnumpingly boring place I landed when I stopped learning, the work to push my creativity would have ruined me, way easie
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by neom 1y ago
Just ask people, anyone really, what they think the world could use more of.
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Price Index Could Clarify Opaque GPU Costs for AI(spectrum.ieee.org)
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by neom 1y ago
I thought about this for 15 hours. First, I really appreciate how you wrote this comment. It's an extremely well composed comment. I also appreciate your use of the word might. Anyway, I suspect you are probably correct, and I hit the
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by neom 1y ago
Goods and services are a byproduct of business, business is primarily concerned with systems and processes that facilitate value exchange, so my tool, can work with a user, to build a business, not a product or a service. If you bake cupcak
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by neom 1y ago
Humans modeled time, and morning and night are real.
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by neom 1y ago
It professes to be able to do the business side of business (not literal product or technology development) - they did not have any agents to code or design, mine didn't either but has agents that can call tools, I don't think min
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by neom 1y ago
Neural activity begins around 6 weeks gestation, electrical patterns help establish basic neural circuits, activity dependent neural development shapes connectivity before any sensory input, critical periods where electrical activity litera
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by neom 1y ago
The only investor is me. I build it on my own over a weekend, on my own. I just wanted to confirm it can be done therefore will exist, that is all. Personally, I decided not to peruse it because I am old and lazy and don't want to comp
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by neom 1y ago
the extraordinary claim would be that LLMs can only do things they've seen before exactly, given the compositional and emergent capabilities we observe. The evidence suggests they can generalize beyond their training in meaningful ways
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by neom 1y ago
I would love to know how to do it another way if you have any ideas, I'm sadly not experienced or intelligent enough to think of another way to do it.
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by neom 1y ago
A business is nothing more than defined, established, repeatable systems and processes. That is the difficulty with tooling businesses.
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by neom 1y ago
It's fun to talk about, but personally he whole "understanding" debate is a red herring, imo what we actually care about when we talk about intelligence is the capacity and depth of: second order thinking, regardless of the u
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by neom 1y ago
I'm confused what you're saying. There a loads of markets, loads of segments, loads of ways to do unit economics, yes, but business is business, it's prescriptive at it's core. I'm using a single model, it's ju
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by neom 1y ago
Because that was the scope of the project. When we got to 400 employees at DigitalOcean I noticed I thought it was really half that, original I just sat out to make the marketing and strategy team, but got bit carried away, the fp&a tea
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by neom 1y ago
No employees accomplish anything on their own in the real world, all employees are part of a team. That's why I designed a business strategy and analysis layer (over half the system, in fact), with web tools and connections to all of t
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by neom 1y ago
What is the limit my system will reach?
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by neom 1y ago
Thanks!!! I decided not to build it, that space is already too busy, there is a startup with $25MM in stealth, who else is in stealth? On top of that, this method will get stale very very quickly, foundation model businesses are just too ha
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by neom 1y ago
I designed something for a business and found I needed 4 major sub-systems (like a real business) - insight/data, cognition, meta cognition and execution, and if you don't define all 4, the system is junk.

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