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randysalami
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I tried to build something similar but in a peer-to-peer fashion and for humans + AI. It was supposed to be like a Kanban board that could scale to any team size and use Planning AI to ingest/match/monitor work realtime across tea
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Parallelization and off-load to beefy computers. Run a more complete simulation, stream the results back to the player, and define boundaries where things become sequential. EDIT: Also observation and action masking is being explored as a c
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Or if you work remotely, lie. Complete your projects and do whatever you want with your newly minted free time. You still need to be available and maybe keep a status indicator green but otherwise you should be free to reclaim 10 - 20 hours
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I’m currently getting my masters in AI (lots of ML) and as a SWE, it’s definitely a new muscle I’m growing. At the same time, I can think about MLE in isolation and how it fits within the larger discipline of SWE. How I can build robust pip
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In the past 6 months, I’ve started working to support a software system with complexity much like the kind described in this article. When I started and saw it in all its glory, my naive engineer brain thought no way this can work. The syst
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What is needed in your opinion? EDIT: I say this as an engineer who is putting his notice in tomorrow to found a startup EDIT EDIT: Thanks guy, this is along the lines I'm thinking. I'll be competing with companies like Asana, Mon
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Maybe he has privilege and lots of connections? Some people have doors open for them just because of who they are and there is value in that.
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Point at the waiter and wave them over. A very low-tech solution.
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100%. We have built-in faculties for stopping and halting. My point wasn’t that humans physically need a monitor to determine when to stop or else suffer an infinite loop; sleep, eating, and death are perfectly effective at that. I was maki
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“Nature isn’t classical, dammit, and if you want to make a simulation of nature, you’d better make it quantum mechanical, and by golly it’s a wonderful problem, because it doesn’t look so easy” (Richard Feynman). Quantum systems are physica
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That would be some Dr. Strange stuff. I’m just saying a quantum AI agent would be more grounded when deciding when to stop based on the physical nature of their computation vs. engineering hacks we need for current classical systems that be
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I think you’re right that they can’t “solve” the halting problem but are more capable at dealing with it than classic ai agents and more physically grounded. Outside monitoring would be required but I’d imagine less so than classical system
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I think we need quantum systems to ever break out of that issue. EDIT: not as to creating an agent that can do anything but creating an agent that more reliably represents and respects its reality, making it easier for us to reason and work
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Exactly the approach I’ve taken for my startup and is baked into the business plan. I have some pretty unique flows leveraging current-gen LLMs. Then there is an AI agent marketplace. It’s there because shoot, maybe AI agents will be super
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I think this exact phenomenon is shown pretty well in the series, Better Call Saul with Chuck McGill.
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Working on a work distribution network for medium to large size organizations. Some unique design and architectural decisions allow for ease of use and ease of scale. It has legs and I think a real shot at competing with applications like W
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I’m currently building the back-end for my startup in C# using EventStoreDB and CQRS. I have an initial front-end application written in Svelte from two years ago as a PoC. It was a treat writing and designing it and I can’t wait to do a se
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Awesome, this is great stuff! Thanks!
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Any recommendations?
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I’ve actually used this extensively for months now since it’s free and works with PDFs I’ve downloaded off the internet. I was so frustrated with ridiculously overpriced TTS (must pay for annual sub! no monthly) when I found this gem. My ma
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My mother suffers from borderline personality disorder and bipolar disorder. My father is textbook narcissistic personality disorder. It’s easy to say my childhood wasn’t easy, but in a strange way. Along the way, I developed BPD symptoms i
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I’m working on it.. to me distributed or decentralized or anything tech-y doesn’t matter. What matters is the masses, the common man and at the end of the day, the masses don’t care or know about that stuff. They want to be entertained and
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We’ll fix it. Don’t worry, we’ll fix it
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Sounds amazing! Do you still work there now?
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I play a lot of this game called Dota 2. People don’t really approach it like they do chess but I find a lot of parallels - many of these I imagine were intentionally designed into the game. Concepts such as fragility betweenness centrality
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Yes, definitely less of a company that exists to maximize profit but more of a public service for the greater good. Platforming bad people isn’t ideal but in my opinion, it’s important and those groups should look pathetic in comparison to
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I’ve had an idea for a while called DoubleSign except it’s for political beliefs. It resolves the agreement issue by indexing users with other users that believe the same thing as them e.g. socialists are grouped with socialists, fascists w
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They can smash your window
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Great idea! The PC has a phone which they interact with to use the food delivery app, accept orders, get directions, etc. we can also add some other apps like a crypto stock exchange. Here’s where it gets good, we can add a mock of TikTok a
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There is room for a food delivery horror game. Procedurally generated delivery instructions that never make sense. Contact support, have a real voice chat with a LLM that leads nowhere. Don’t make quota? Get hunted and eaten by The Manager.
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