siliconc0w

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by siliconc0w 6mo ago
This is a pretty terrible decision and inconsistent with all sorts of all other standards. If I did legal research in Google docs, it'd be covered. If I went to a legal library and took notes, it'd be covered, etc
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by siliconc0w 6mo ago
Yeah it does seem to be a new 'thing'. I'm betting it's like the heritage foundation who figured out age-restrictions give them a new end-run around the first amendment. Started with porn (because who is going to defen
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by siliconc0w 6mo ago
My experience is that Agentic Coding can legitimately get you mostly-working software. You do, however, still need to spend a few days groking, validating, and usually nudging/whacking it to conform to the shape you intended vs what
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by siliconc0w 6mo ago
My workflow uses a thorough design broken down into very specific tasks, agent mail, and a swarm of agents in a ralph loop to burn down tasks. Agents collaborate with mail pretty well and don't seem to need layers of supervision. If
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by siliconc0w 6mo ago
I use rustfs (for local development, not scaled usage) and it seems solid.
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by siliconc0w 6mo ago
I heard a CEO try to sell some tech they had as this hugely valuable IP and a competitive moat. When I asked the team that is supposed to use it, "We haven't used that in six months and it wouldn't be missed if it were to go
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by siliconc0w 6mo ago
+1 A huge amount of software - probably most - is not actually generating value and in many cases is actually reducing value. I've seen teams build and re-build the same infrastructure over and over. I saw a request that could have bee
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by siliconc0w 6mo ago
Switched back to codex for the promotion. Opus at the start of the year was GOAT- just relentless at chewing through hard problems. Now it spins on pretty easy work (took three swings just to edit a ts file) and my session is like 1-3 prom
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by siliconc0w 6mo ago
I'm excited for the AI lawsuits and litigation. It used to be squarely in the domain of the well financed but I can see the legal system absolutely inundated with AI generated legal slop.
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by siliconc0w 6mo ago
I would love to see a stable test over time with a hold out set of easy/medium/hard challenges. I, like many others, have noticed a large drop in recent performance w/ Claude Opus (and Sonnet) and more sites like these would
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by siliconc0w 6mo ago
Maybe if you use the pouches but I rarely 'feel' like gum like I feel like a coffee. If I'm on vacation I don't even think about having a gum. It's only when I'm working, notice I'm dragging, and remember
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by siliconc0w 6mo ago
We should at least ban the "preemptive" pardon if not all pardons. Pardon means forgiveness for a specific convicted crime, not a means to grant blanket immunity.
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by siliconc0w 6mo ago
It needs to be a yes-and. We need to be better about fraud (digital ID + biometric proof on delivery of services) and we need a more equitable tax system that doesn't have the top .1% paying an effective tax rate lower than a school t
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by siliconc0w 6mo ago
Don't forget skyrocketing employer health care costs due to Government-endorsed monopoly and fraud that is the US Healthcare system. Robots don't need healthcare.
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by siliconc0w 6mo ago
There is an argument that the VC-class is actually not a very good way to direct socially productive capital deployment and it'd be better to tax the LPs and direct the research using a public (but meritocratic) process. For example Ch
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by siliconc0w 6mo ago
Nicotine is also a nice alternative to coffee. I still drink coffee but past late morning I'll usually reach for nicotine because the effect is much shorter. It also has neuro-protective effects if you're an older gentleman.
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by siliconc0w 6mo ago
I'm running out of Claude session limits in a single planning + implementation session even when using sonnet for the implementation. This isn't even super complex work - it was refactoring a data model, modifying templates/
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by siliconc0w 6mo ago
I'm working on a filesystem for agents for similar reasons - https://clawfs.dev - lmk if your team would like an invite..
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by siliconc0w 6mo ago
As the demand for GPUs grows and supply cannot match it, the GPUs are going towards the enterprise and it'll be the haves vs the have-nots. Instead of not driving to work to save fuel, frugal companies are going to have their engineers
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by siliconc0w 7mo ago
Do you have data for other benchmarks? +7% for HLE isn't nothing but it'd be more compelling if you could show you're consistently doing better with your method across more domains (especially coding, which seems like the pri
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by siliconc0w 7mo ago
Quitting your job is a good first step but ideally you're supposed to sink $200/mo into tokens to code your AI-generated startup idea instead of hiring app developers.
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by siliconc0w 7mo ago
I'm hoping a side effect of AI Slop in that by increasing volume it decreases value and people eventually start finding all Internet slop less compelling.
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by siliconc0w 7mo ago
Local interference really needs $50k before you're out of "toy" capability. Given how subsidized the subscription plans are and the oss benchmaxxing vs real life performance- you're paying much more for far worse models.
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by siliconc0w 7mo ago
Tinybox is cool but I think the market is maybe looking more for a turn-key explicit promise of some level of intelligence @ a certain Tok/s like "Kimi 2.5 at 50Tok/s".
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Climbing the Agentic Coding Ladder(twitter.com)
1 points by siliconc0w 7mo ago|2 comments
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by siliconc0w 7mo ago
Documenting my experiments using the 'Agent Flywheel' with my current project - https://clawfs.dev .
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by siliconc0w 7mo ago
I reach for OpenCode + Kimi to save tokens on lower priority stuff and because it's quite fast on Fireworks AI.
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by siliconc0w 7mo ago
A quick take documenting my experiments with the Agent Flywheel and the autonomous coding future.
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by siliconc0w 7mo ago
All payer is really the most viable policy direction to save the US from medical bankruptcy.
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by siliconc0w 7mo ago
I mostly do 2-3 agents yoloing with self "fresh eyes" review

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