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by ossa-ma 8mo ago
Brilliant take. Competition nowadays is so intense and fine-grained. Every new innovation or exploration is eventually folded into the existing exploits especially in monopolistic markets. Pricing models don’t change, revenue streams neithe
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by ossa-ma 9mo ago
I'm not an economist so can someone explain whether this stat is significant: > a sustained increase of 1.0 percentage point per year for the next ten years would return US productivity growth to rates that prevailed in the late 199
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by ossa-ma 9mo ago
These are economic studies on AI's impact on productivity, jobs, wages, global inequality. It's important to UNDERSTAND who benefits from technology and who gets left behind. Even putting the positive impacts of a study like this
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by ossa-ma 9mo ago
This looks super promising and useful for frontend dev work. Gonna start using it immediately and see how effective it is compared to taking screenshots and pasting them in cc/antigravity. Man everything about this launch is super clea
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by ossa-ma 9mo ago
One feature I'd love is a toggle to lock the input to the bottom of the terminal. It's a big inconvenience to have to scroll up and down between the chat and the input when responding to changes.
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by ossa-ma 9mo ago
How is it a “fascinating learning exercise” when the intention is to run the model in a closed loop with zero transparency. Running a black box in a black box to learn? What signals are you even listening to to determine whether your contex
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by ossa-ma 9mo ago
So it took the author 6 months and several 1-to-1s with the creator to get value from this. As in he literally spent more time promoting it than he did using it. And it all ends with the grift of all grifts: promoting a crypto token in a no
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by ossa-ma 9mo ago
I meant super bullish from an outsiders point of view, but I do agree that the projections from within the investors circle are likely multiples of that.
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by ossa-ma 9mo ago
I’m the author but not the poster. I didn’t change the title. Maybe the mods did? The title came to me as an epiphany too haha, shame to see it get changed.
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by ossa-ma 9mo ago
Even if they're at the ARPU of Twitter that's $18-20 (will take them a while to reach it imo). At 800M WAU that's up to $16B in additional revenue. This is assuming they don't build the vertical stack at all which is unl
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by ossa-ma 9mo ago
OpenAI hit 800M weekly average users and communication to OpenAI investors from this week state: > "Both our Weekly Active User (WAU) and Daily Active User (DAU) figures continue to produce all-time-highs (Jan 14 was the highest, Ja
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by ossa-ma 9mo ago
Where is the actual financial modelling? This is pure speculation? I understand being bearish and frightened of AI but this accounts for absolutely NOTHING, and especially doesn't include any projections on potential ad revenue which i
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by ossa-ma 9mo ago
Langfuse is by far the best of the langs (-chain, -graph, -smith, -flow) in terms of UI/DX/integration/docs/quality. Interesting development, announced at the same time as ClickHouse raising $400M Series D at $15B valuat
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OpenAI and Gabe Newell Back a Bold New Take on Fusing Humans and Machines(corememory.com)
4 points by ossa-ma 9mo ago|0 comments
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by ossa-ma 9mo ago
Excellent advice for the 'House of Cards' politics of big tech, but it’s essentially corporate pacifism. In any other setting you can't afford to watch money and motivation burn just to stay 'politically solvent'. (
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by ossa-ma 9mo ago
Posting this because the majority of the entries are not your typical holiday destinations.
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52 Places to Go in 2026(nytimes.com)
2 points by ossa-ma 9mo ago|1 comments
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by ossa-ma 9mo ago
Now how much more inelastic do we get if an investor sells $1 worth of bonds and buys $1 worth of call options?
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by ossa-ma 9mo ago
Actually its worse, those are all offer letters scraped from the internet. So Interview Coder is blatantly lying: Apple (2017) - https://www.scribd.com/document/500958913/offer-1 Amazon - https://www.sc
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by ossa-ma 9mo ago
Every startup is at the mercy of the big 3 (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google). They can and most likely will release something that vaporises the thin moat you have built around their product. This feels like the first time in tech where there are
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by ossa-ma 9mo ago
That entire website may very well be AI generated including the blog post itself. We need a new movement "Prompt Posts", instead of generating an entire blog post, share the prompt instead and save us having to skim 1000 words of
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by ossa-ma 9mo ago
Absolutely will do so more often. Usually I'll find something interesting and write a post about it myself but gotcha.
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Can Snap Inc. Finally Execute?(ossa-ma.github.io)
2 points by ossa-ma 9mo ago|2 comments
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by ossa-ma 9mo ago
Long read but worth it. a16z paved the path for a large chunk of the industry even if engineers don't like to admit it. Even something like this would have been impossible to realise unless you had an engineering background and were ha
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by ossa-ma 9mo ago
Like he said a lot of OSS works on tiered features, most is free, premium at a premium. But the main issue is that doesn't work anymore if LLMs have been trained entirely on the free and can generate the premium with ease.
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by ossa-ma 9mo ago
When skiing in Alps, everyone is there to ski and enjoy themselves. When skiing in the US, people see it as an opportunity to use a hobby to gain an advantage, to network, to talk business, to flaunt, to compare, to use an escape as a entra
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by ossa-ma 9mo ago
Just added. You saved me from a lot of potential legal trouble! I completely agree, they've invested so much in AR/XR that if this doesn't work, there is zero hope for exponential growth.
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by ossa-ma 9mo ago
Unsure on whether engineering-focused investment style posts are allowed on HN. Thought I’d give it a go and try writing something different. Let me know what you think.
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Big Tech's Ugly Duckling: An Engineer's Bet on Snapchat(ossa-ma.github.io)
4 points by ossa-ma 9mo ago|3 comments
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by ossa-ma 9mo ago
The irony of this being completely written by Claude. When you’ve worked with Claude intimately you instantly recognise it’s writing: - littered with “It’s not X, it’s Y.” - Short. Punchy. Triplets. - Overexaggeration.

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