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by sailfast 2mo ago
No, unfortunately. It's similar, but different in my opinion / view.
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by sailfast 2mo ago
If you want to dedicate your life to raising and creating a new human being from the ground up, and being able to see your work in action as they grow to become an actual human person - impressing you, disappointing you, going their own way
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by sailfast 2mo ago
The article is not talking about having "a great career" (which you can have while also having good balance and focusing on things). To me, the article is more a lament. There is only so much time in this life, and if you're
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by sailfast 2mo ago
Not for nothing, but you have probably already consented. Typically user agreements allow for this kind of sale if you’ve authorized use and processing but YMMV.
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by sailfast 2mo ago
This article is so close! ALL think tanks are specifically focused on moving the needle on ideas in a certain direction. It’s just easier now to do the work. This article is published by “The Quincy Institute for Statecraft” Think tanks are
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by sailfast 2mo ago
Of all the things in this thread - this is the one that grinds my gears the most. Colleagues that believe it’s ok to reply with unedited garbage when you engage with them as a human. I don’t think we need to write code anymore unless we wan
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by sailfast 2mo ago
It is offensive and reviling. But people do it anyway. People are lazy. And often don’t care about you, the reader.
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by sailfast 2mo ago
The 12 year payoff IF you manage the arbitrage properly really made me wonder why on earth you would buy one of these. I want one, yes. But it sure as hell wouldn't be to save money. It'd be to have something if and when the grid
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by sailfast 2mo ago
I don't think Federal (US) regulation under current conditions is going to get you what you want here in terms of outcomes. Regulated AI right now is a grift game. Donations for policy changes, and the ability to lock out competitors.
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by sailfast 2mo ago
Have you tried to "rubber duck" an idea with an LLM. The latest models are pretty damnably good at it.
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by sailfast 2mo ago
Weird. For me it's in Actions, Issues, and other integrations / workflows / add-ons that aren't that easily replaced.
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by sailfast 2mo ago
Thx for the replies - also didn’t occur to me that the company may want to build their own data centers to get off expensive token dependencies if the LLMs are core to the business. I keep considering these like raw software plays but they’
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by sailfast 2mo ago
Fair enough! Obviously not a loan, and I didn’t consider “exit soon” as a way to repay investors. Good points.
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by sailfast 2mo ago
That thinking is going to die pretty soon. Unless you’re building the groundbreaking foundations that requires heavy capital profitability is going to be a huge concern and soon - but that’s just one undercapitalized man’s opinion :) Also -
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by sailfast 2mo ago
No doubt - and that sounds like an awesome and sustainable business that would benefit from a couple million bucks. Would you want $400M?
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by sailfast 2mo ago
Totally agree - but do you think that is a 13 billion dollar moat that Anthropic would not be able to solve through branded integrations and connectors? I’d imagine they’re already working with folks like Stripe, AWS, etc on exactly this at
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by sailfast 2mo ago
Do they have Fable level models? Or are they all saying “hey we’re dangerous too!” and hoping to get some token spend out of it?
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by sailfast 2mo ago
If the models get that good you won’t need Lovable at all. That’s the strange part - the model companies will instead eat the infra layer (at least I’d imagine that’s what happens - Claude just knows how to manage AWS for you). This seems l
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by sailfast 2mo ago
I’ve never heard of this company. Maybe that’s because I build software for a living. How many years of insane growth would it take to pay back $400M at this rate? What. Is. Happening?! $13.3B valuation? They mention Adidas, Nvidia, etc but
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by sailfast 2mo ago
Unfortunately even with a heavily pruned list the feed is still a spam fest of recommendations that are just terrible. And every email notification is Facebook-level bait and switch clickbait.
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by sailfast 2mo ago
A software engineer user with taste, yes. Have you ever been really deep in a thread with an agent on a technical deep dive? The trade-offs conversations would not make sense to someone that is not able to decode the real decisions they’re
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by sailfast 2mo ago
It could be the same act - but not necessarily legally the same because of the actor.
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FBI gets voter's IP address in new fraud probe tactic(axios.com)
9 points by sailfast 2mo ago|1 comments
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by sailfast 2mo ago
If you don’t run for the bus, you won’t catch it!
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by sailfast 2mo ago
The goal is still the singularity though right? Sure, for business, personal, etc it makes sense to build purpose built but that’s not what these companies are trying to achieve in the end. They want to own a nuclear weapon that outstrips e
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by sailfast 2mo ago
What country do you live in? Nevermind it doesn’t matter because literally every country has had their politics interfered with.
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by sailfast 2mo ago
Needs an ( “says Ed Zitron”) title change haha. This is an interview with Ed Zitron.
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by sailfast 2mo ago
How dare he outwit a bunch of nincompoops. If the United State was a nation of laws this suit should be tossed with prejudice.
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by sailfast 3mo ago
Ooh definitely time to install this on my personal device then. Thanks Mr. Modi! Aside: oof yeah this seems like terrible policy and takes India off my bucket list.
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by sailfast 3mo ago
I’m aspiring to the gen-X level of DGAF (elder millennial - prone to giving many Fs).

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