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by pojzon 4mo ago
Im not calling for any action, but that kid doing something about Healthcare CEO - that did help.
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by pojzon 4mo ago
Thank you fore homebrew. It makes macos usable.
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by pojzon 4mo ago
Im currently working on an article about this very topic. And its amazing how hard and multi-dimensional agent sandboxing. LLMs architecture is by design insecure. Working with something like this and making it secure to run in production i
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by pojzon 4mo ago
OrbStack still uses a single big VM, Container Mashines each spawn its own MicroVM. Isolation level on Container Machines is better from that point of view.
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by pojzon 4mo ago
To give you some example of what can happen if you use AI in legal battle you can look at Valve vs Rothchild case [1]. TL;DR Its never a good idea and it will bite you. 1. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/valve-wins-trial
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by pojzon 5mo ago
At least once a week we have a post on HN about CEOs having AI paychosis. Maybe there is something to it.
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by pojzon 5mo ago
Because monsters under the bed.. duh. At least thats what I tell my kids.
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by pojzon 5mo ago
I strongly believe sooner or later we will say any article was written by AI. How to trust someone it was not? Does discimer “no tokens were used” mean anything ?
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by pojzon 5mo ago
In AI era the way to install software is to pass a random script from internet to shell with sudo privileges. Thats enough to see how much AI crowd cares about security.
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by pojzon 5mo ago
There is one issue with this. When noone can prove or disprove what AI came up with. Currently we can live with it because someone can review that work. Soon we wont be able.
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by pojzon 5mo ago
Im surprised ppl still think the elite “needs” us for anything. If work can be offloaded to machines and thinking to agents.. there is no need to keep this thing we call society. Its way way cheaper and faster to build highly guarded enclav
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by pojzon 5mo ago
Claude Code has whole game engine built into it. God knows why.
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by pojzon 5mo ago
Im not afraid to say AI model trained on petabytes of data is better than me in many things. Thankfully most of those things are a very small percent of my overall work. If its a big percent of your work -> you are in trouble friend.
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by pojzon 5mo ago
I did that, wrote my own harness “Jarvis”, simple loop. Still results were terrible using the same model in comparison to for example OpenCode. So X Doubt.
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by pojzon 5mo ago
Its completely 100% legal, to ask LLM to write detailed spec of any closed source project based on the code. Then ask another LLM to implement it to make it public domain. Its already proven based on previous specification laws. Hilarious a
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by pojzon 5mo ago
> https://finance.yahoo.com/news/nobody-really-wants-electric-... Second biggest car manufacturer in Europe says that noone here wants electric cars. Like I said - ppl with homes and Solar Panel Stack will buy elect
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by pojzon 5mo ago
That one guy must be really good at the job. Congratz.
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by pojzon 5mo ago
You dont understand how supply and demand works. Europe has energy deficit. When most ppl want to charge their cars (night) there is no solar power. We have no energy banks and all that power needed to supposedly charge tens of millions of
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by pojzon 5mo ago
Inference results for Copilot are also a lot better during weekends than workdays. Its my personal experience so take it with a grain of salt, but I work on personal projects only on weekends mostly due to that brain drain mon-fri of copilo
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by pojzon 5mo ago
We can all agree that very big portion of the time needed during product engineering is.. syncing progress, requirements, plans, etc etc. And we have to do it over and over due to how big teams are. Fast forward, fire half of those ppl, for
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by pojzon 5mo ago
Yup 0.6% in 2025 in Europe for sure makes a difference. The moment subsidiary for EVs is removed, sales will plument like in US. And those will be removed as EU is going through energy and resources crisis. EVs make sense only in China, whe
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by pojzon 5mo ago
Interesting looking at how EV sales plumented.
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by pojzon 5mo ago
We are 40 years in back when it comes to grid infrastructure investmets. Grid is not some magical thing that has infinite capacity and transfer speed and costs. The reason why powerplants have to be strategically distributed around the coun
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by pojzon 5mo ago
1) To make it really green and viable -> you „need” solar installation 2) To have solar installation you have to abaid to painfully stupid legistlation 3) In winter pump is as green as the diesel generator that produces energy for it to
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by pojzon 6mo ago
When there is a buyer, sellers will show up. This only exposes human nature.
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by pojzon 6mo ago
They want to see a change! In theirs account balance. Its still part of the world. Their world.
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by pojzon 6mo ago
Why keep stuff in US when offshore costs so much less? Talent and skill is for sure not the reason, coz biggest names now seem to all be immigrants.
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by pojzon 6mo ago
The point is - if its the same or more expensive per month than a real human employee - why pay for AI ? Human retain knowledge, product knowledge, can pick up more work often for the same money. And having many of them means your business
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by pojzon 6mo ago
I did many 1h+ sessions of agent asking questions, delegating to subagents - all for 1 premium request. I would say its a x1000 increase in price for agentic workflows.
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by pojzon 6mo ago
Fixing organisational issues is hard and expensive. Slapping AI on everything is easy in comparison. And mentioning AI to investors makes them drop pants.

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