nworley

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by nworley 7mo ago
Interesting strategy considering it's in line with something I'm tracking. What does the devtool you're building do? DISCLAIMER: I’m building LLM Signal around this broader shift. The idea is it’s understanding how models ref
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by nworley 7mo ago
I’m less focused on engineers using AI to code and more on agents being the “users” of software. Especially because you have agents doing all these tasks now (ie. OpenClaw and others). Even if engineers stay critical, if the end consumer sh
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by nworley 7mo ago
I think that's true but do you see MCP as enough of a discovery primitive on its own, or does it still lack a ranking/trust layer? My intuition is that capability exposure is only half the problem and the harder part is how agents
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If agents become the users, what happens to the software market?
2 points by nworley 7mo ago|7 comments
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by nworley 8mo ago
Right there with you because SEO has evolved to a place that incentivizes a lot of bad behavior, and the end result made search worse for everyone. I’m personally less interested in “gaming” LLMs than understanding what they already do. Fro
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by nworley 8mo ago
I don’t think there’s a clean solution yet but I’m not convinced brute force prompt enumeration scales either, given how much randomness is baked in. I guess that’s why I’ve started thinking about this less as prompt tracking and more as si
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by nworley 8mo ago
You bring up something I've been trying to figure out as well. It feels like AI favors pages that give a direct, honest answer and then makes that answer immediately available. Seemingly plain, readable HTML with no friction preforms w
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by nworley 8mo ago
This is exactly what set me off in trying to figure out the visibility gap. What’s strange is that we’re moving into a world where recommendations matter more than a click, but attribution still assumes a traditional search funnel. By the t
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by nworley 8mo ago
This matches a lot of what I’ve been seeing too. What stood out to me is that AI seems far less concerned with domain age than Google is. If there’s enough contextual discussion around a product (ie. Reddit threads, blog posts, docs, compar
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Ask HN: How does ChatGPT decide which websites to recommend?
5 points by nworley 8mo ago|15 comments