personjerry

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by personjerry 8mo ago
Had 1000 of each resource, lots of income, landing pads and habitats, but never got more colonists?
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by personjerry 8mo ago
This seems like AI slop? There's not a single real example, and it even has all the em-dashes intact.
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by personjerry 8mo ago
> Over nearly 2,000 Claude Code sessions and $20,000 in API costs Well there goes my weekend project plans
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by personjerry 8mo ago
> ... has sunset No accountability in the language No rationale No fucks given What was the point of this post?
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by personjerry 8mo ago
xAI owns Twitter... So now space company owns Twitter? Wtf
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by personjerry 9mo ago
This does nothing. I'll just start a business that mails letters to companies for you. Now, an APPLICATION FEE, that's interesting. Hmm.
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by personjerry 9mo ago
I'm waiting for the yearly "Waterloo is the Silicon Valley of Canada" article that always fails to deliver its promise. I grew up in Waterloo but it's just not it lol.
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by personjerry 9mo ago
I don't really understand how this differentiates against the competition. > Independence Any "agent" running against code review instead of code generation is "independent"? > Autonomy Most other code review
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Capital One to acquire Brex for $5.15B(reuters.com)
387 points by personjerry 9mo ago|358 comments
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by personjerry 9mo ago
(In)famously, Google's motto used to be "Don't be evil" Scary to think about, if moving away from "Don't be evil" is the precedent for an "AGI company"
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by personjerry 9mo ago
https://www.jerry.wtf/ My personal site and blog
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by personjerry 9mo ago
This is just Apple's tool plus a splat viewing library? Perhaps disingenuous to call "our web app" This is the heavy lifting: https://github.com/apple/ml-sharp Previous discussion: https://new
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by personjerry 9mo ago
The animations + audio are great. I feel like these meaningfully differentiate from some other similar projects. There's a lot of potential here.
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The AI-Scalable Startup(jerry.wtf)
2 points by personjerry 9mo ago|0 comments
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by personjerry 9mo ago
I recommend The Now Habit if you found this line of thinking to be useful. It provides frameworks to understand why you have such mental blocks and more concrete strategies to try.
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by personjerry 9mo ago
Approaching 0 is wild
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by personjerry 10mo ago
This repo's instructions seem to work as written just fine?
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by personjerry 10mo ago
Doesn't seem to work very well, i have to coerce it to create memories and even then it's losing track of them or failing to create memories altogether. I want a single thread I can talk about multiple different social interaction
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by personjerry 10mo ago
At 51 you don't have the energy and time to compete on "grinding" which is often the "advantage" in the early days of a startup before a moat has solidified
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by personjerry 10mo ago
I should've been more clear, I feel like at 51 a better leverage of impact is no longer the startup but writing (essays, blogs, books) or other forms of influence (e.g. teaching) I appreciate the feedback on the writing!
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Six Big Bets(jerry.wtf)
23 points by personjerry 10mo ago|12 comments
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by personjerry 10mo ago
I think it's a cool perspective, but the not-so-hidden assumption is that for any given domain, the efficiency asymptote peaks well above the alternative. And that really is the entire question at this point: Which domains will AI win
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by personjerry 10mo ago
If you have the raw HTML why would you need to do this at all?
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by personjerry 10mo ago
Do you guys find Django includes enough batteries? Why or why not? I find myself using Cookiecutter Django [^1] more often than not, better auth, a bunch of boilerplate configs, S3 and email setups if you want, and other stuff rather than h
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by personjerry 11mo ago
Hmm this answer seems to have ignored everything I said, provided a generic answer ("you") which is exactly the problem, and doubled down on models/technology portion (and edge cases?) which is neither built by Phind nor did
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by personjerry 11mo ago
The problem is I don't think every answer needs a mini-app. I'd argue there are very few answers that do. For example, it feels like Google's featured snippet (quick answer box) but expanded. But the thing is, many people don
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Anthropic valued in range of $350B following investment deal(cnbc.com)
8 points by personjerry 11mo ago|3 comments
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by personjerry 11mo ago
Looks like Gemini 3 figured out the best way to save costs on its compute time was to shut down github!
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At least 7 killed, 11 injured after a UPS plane crash(cnn.com)
2 points by personjerry 11mo ago|1 comments
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by personjerry 1y ago
why?

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