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   Annihilation as a lens on what AI does to cognition(readgrounded.com)

   4 points by readgrounded 4mo ago|0 comments
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   by readgrounded 4mo ago

   As a parent, I've always wished that something like that would exist in the united states. I live in a nice town in the northeast but kids hang out at a local dunkin donuts or gas station or cvs. We have some of the highest property ta
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   The Last Engineer – Player Piano and the Automation of Purpose(readgrounded.com)

   3 points by readgrounded 4mo ago|0 comments
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   Roadside Picnic and the AI Race(readgrounded.com)

   3 points by readgrounded 5mo ago|0 comments
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   by readgrounded 5mo ago

   Quantitative finance went through a smaller version of this in the 2010s. The apprenticeship was building a Black-Scholes pricer from scratch, then a vol surface, then a calibration loop. Sweat problems that taught you what the math meant.
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   by readgrounded 5mo ago

   I agree to some extent. I think that small aps, dashboards, service wrappers etc. you can vibe code. But building software still requires domain knowledge, understanding data structures, architecture, which services to use. We probably have
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   by readgrounded 5mo ago

   Oh my god, I literally say this every day now. People think that just because its fast to generate a demo app using claude code that every production system can be built in a week. Generating code was never the bottleneck. It was deciding w