paol_taja

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by paol_taja 4mo ago
I use both, many times at the same time, on different projects. One day one feels better than the other. Then, by the end of the day, the other feels better than the first. I have no idea why. I still don’t have a favorite. In the end, I th
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by paol_taja 4mo ago
I think two things can be true at the same time. I believe Matt is right about the core issue in this fight. WordPress cannot become a place where large companies extract massive value from the ecosystem while ignoring the responsibilities
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by paol_taja 5mo ago
Why does it show the asteroid belt and not the Kuiper belt?
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by paol_taja 5mo ago
I hope my comment is on topic. If not, apologies. But I think I have some skin in the game here. I could be the perfect example of someone overreaching. My coding skills are limited, but I’m also not stupid, and I don’t release anything I b
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by paol_taja 5mo ago
Nothing, absolutely nothing. But faster, with more confidence, and a subscription fee.
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by paol_taja 5mo ago
The fun part of AI coding agents is that they combine the confidence of a junior dev, the permissions of a senior dev, and the caution of a shell script from Stack Overflow. What could go wrong?
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by paol_taja 5mo ago
Finally! Startup equity was too simple... Now we can have founders trade part of their company for tokens in another company, whose valuation depends on everyone believing the tokens will someday be worth money. Finance is healing!
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by paol_taja 5mo ago
The funniest possible outcome is OpenAI going public and then having to explain to shareholders that the path to AGI requires losing more money than previously expected, but with greater confidence.
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by paol_taja 5mo ago
Finally, a way to lose money on AI startups without all the annoying friction of being an accredited investor. Silicon Valley really does keep democratizing access to things.
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by paol_taja 5mo ago
Very reassuring. When billionaires tell retail investors not to worry about a bubble, history suggests everything is usually fine. Especially when the bubble is mostly funded by other billionaires buying GPUs from each other and calling it
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by paol_taja 5mo ago
You guys made the classic SEO mistake of building a real community site instead of a Reddit thread, a coupon subfolder, or an AI summary. Scherzi a parte, spero che possiate recuperare presto…
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by paol_taja 5mo ago
That pelican looks like it just sold a SaaS company and bought a bike because its therapist said it needed balance.
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by paol_taja 5mo ago
The "too dangerous to release" line was definitely a marketing stunt. OpenAI already used the same playbook with GPT-2 in 2019, and some of the same people involved back then are now doing it again at Anthropic with Mythos. Same s
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by paol_taja 5mo ago
I definitely double guess everything I do without it. The doubt creeps in fastest on the stuff I used to do without thinking.
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by paol_taja 5mo ago
I would write that like this: The "we've been telling ourselves we're getting better at prompting" line hit. I run a small team of 10, and Claude has been part of our workflow for months. Looking back, my prompts did not
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by paol_taja 5mo ago
I like the idea, but I always struggle with the practical side of this. As a business owner, I don't really care where the company is based on paper if the product is worse, the support is worse, or the ecosystem around it is tiny. I w
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by paol_taja 5mo ago
I think this is mostly right, if we only mean "writing code." AI makes it much easier to write code in languages I would not have touched before. But the hard part is still deciding what should exist, what should not exist, which
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by paol_taja 5mo ago
If your app could track things like anxiety and worries, help you find the root cause, or train you not to let them wake you up at 3 a.m., I would pay as much as I could afford for it. :-( Sleep is my biggest concern right now.