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by suncemoje 4mo ago
I'm curious as to what they could have done at what point in time to avoid this? Or was it "unavoidable"? Apple managed to stay ahead of the competition for years now, but I guess the iPhone and Macs are just more complex pro
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by suncemoje 4mo ago
Curious what defines a retro camera for you? You mean a digital camera that imitates some analog feel?
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by suncemoje 4mo ago
> DNA and evolution, even with billions of years to think about it, is really a bit of a beginner when it comes to protein design. I like how you say evolution is able to think when in reality it's just a mysterious function of va
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by suncemoje 4mo ago
Back in the days the Chinese used to copy from the German automotive industry. Now it's about time the Germans start to learn from Chinese engineering.
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by suncemoje 4mo ago
Reminds me of when Jensen Huang recently compared Linux to OpenClaw and showed this ridiculous GitHub star comparison. To me these projects are incomparable.
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by suncemoje 4mo ago
Exactly, these vectors point in very different directions!
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by suncemoje 4mo ago
Similar portfolio here then; I’ve been a bit more defensive the past 1-3 years though, as “even to me” recent tech growth and valuations seem frothy…?
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by suncemoje 4mo ago
I feel like this aspect has been discussed on HN many times. The thing that resonates with me strongly is that there’s rarely a clear or fixed set of requirements to begin with - at least from my work experiences. Then, domain expertise hel
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by suncemoje 4mo ago
I’d go with physical therapy! Or something else that’s closer to humans and health. “Problem solving” becomes that much more tangible and directly meaningful to another person
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by suncemoje 4mo ago
What do you invest in?
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by suncemoje 4mo ago
Do you think that will happen? That’s what most of the entrepreneurship I see looks like
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by suncemoje 4mo ago
There’s enough (massive) market share in automating things that don’t require taste
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by suncemoje 4mo ago
> I foresee a wave of entrepreneurship coming I foresee Claude etc being able to do much of that on a self-serve basis. The entrepreneurship you mention to me looks exactly opposite to what you are describing - a middleman between the cu
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by suncemoje 5mo ago
I think anything is and will be explainable. Like in the OpenAI proof, I’m sure they were able to understand the solution 100% and could even drill down and ask more clarifying questions to the model. After all, the point of science is so t
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by suncemoje 5mo ago
What from the book inspired you?
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by suncemoje 5mo ago
> „To enter the open-source world, someone from the periphery must […] master programming languages that are inherently far more difficult to learn if your native tongue is not English.“ Liberatingly, this is not true anymore for most of
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by suncemoje 5mo ago
I still like to understand the code, components, and structure if it’s something that will run in production
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by suncemoje 6mo ago
I am wondering if this is (or what else will be) the last piece of software + infra that's needed to "automate it all" and have non-technical people build, run, and maintain it? To me the all this agentic workflow automation
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by suncemoje 6mo ago
I am wondering if this is (or what else will be) the last piece of software + infra that's needed to "automate it all" and have non-technical people build, run, and maintain it? To me the all this agentic workflow automation
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by suncemoje 6mo ago
I've been using the OpenAI Agents SDK for a while now and am largely happy with the abstractions - handoffs/sub-agents, tools, guardrails, structured output, etc. Building the infra and observability, and having it scale reliably,
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by suncemoje 7mo ago
How’s it different / better / worse than CLAUDE.md or auto memory? https://code.claude.com/docs/en/memory
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by suncemoje 8mo ago
I started checking out Dan's Motorcycle Repair Web page, expecting to read about Motorcycle Repair, and the first thing I do read about is the Bible. Good lord!
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by suncemoje 9mo ago
Building picks and shovels vs. using picks and shovels
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by suncemoje 11mo ago
In contrast to “personal carbon footprint”, micro plastics do affect _your_ long-term health. Still, there’s a limit to how much you can avoid it.
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by suncemoje 11mo ago
What does this make with Montana?
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by suncemoje 11mo ago
I was recently approached by a lawyer who wants to automate legal workflows. “Intriguing” I thought, given the advancements of LLMs / agentic AI + the huge funding rounds I keep seeing in LegalTech. I eventually had to give the project
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by suncemoje 11mo ago
That’s where “human-in-the-loop” becomes a necessity, which _adds_ a step as opposed to removing one
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by suncemoje 1y ago
Lovable?
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by suncemoje 1y ago
I’m sure they’ll look back at it and smile, no?
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by suncemoje 1y ago
„the right people can make magic happen“ :-)

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