twosdai

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by twosdai 4mo ago
There's probably some upper limit to it, i am not sure a horse could live through the ultra marathon moab race in the western us.
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by twosdai 5mo ago
This is an exceptionally good point. Truly. Thanks for sharing.
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by twosdai 5mo ago
Good callout on the underlying assumption. I agree. And I additonally agree that people will gravitate toward comfort over the right choice.
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by twosdai 5mo ago
It is possible to move most of that discussion to required but intentional async communication.
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by twosdai 5mo ago
Really great point. I have wondered that as well. Even weirder to me is that in the case of a person doing the computation on a board or paper or whatever medium, its still computation. This time the physical medium doing the work, is the h
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by twosdai 6mo ago
I think if you make the sharing intentional to specific groups or specific people with high quality work, people will be interested. So you can biforcate your sharing somewhat. 99% of your content of sharing will not be watched initially, b
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by twosdai 6mo ago
> Oversight Log // PAX-7: We can confirm the crying. Our historical data includes 4.7 billion Slack messages containing the phrase “I can’t do this anymore” followed by a return to the desk within 9 minutes This was amazing. Th
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by twosdai 6mo ago
Found this really well written. I really enjoyed reading it, and found myself agreeing with a lot of it. I wish the author wrote more about the day 2 problem cases with AI built applications. It somewhat matters what the programming languag
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by twosdai 6mo ago
I also have this feeling. But do you ever doubt it. that when the time comes we will be like the boiled frog? Where its "just so convenient" or that the reality of setting up a local ai is just a worse experience for a large upfro
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by twosdai 7mo ago
Go and live in the woods. You dont need money. Die without a hospital its not required. You just want saftey.
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by twosdai 7mo ago
Yeah, I think if there is some sort of super intelligence, the idea would be that it would make the system of computers and computation irrelevant entirely. Now that would be novel.
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by twosdai 7mo ago
In this regard, the company cannot be created where there is not a single person tied to it, at least legally, even shell corporations have a person on the record as being responsible. So there needs to be some human that is apart of it, an
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by twosdai 7mo ago
Also for what its worth, I enjoyed reading your article, it was engaging. Keep it up!
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by twosdai 7mo ago
I too crave my car when I am running around a track on the 5th lap. In your comparison, I think you're getting tired because you need to reason through syntax writing which you have not done in a while, its more akin to going to gym th
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by twosdai 7mo ago
I really enjoyed this article, I didn't bridge the idea of an ATM and mobile banking. I think the idea raised about "Automated Firms" is a bit off in the picture painted in that linked article. I think the David Oks intention
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by twosdai 7mo ago
They (any government agency) literally scan your physical ID whenever they need it. How is this materially different to a digital ID being accessed.
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by twosdai 7mo ago
I would add these motions only really make sense in a few cases: 1. its apart of an enterprise sales motion, eg you want to get ~1000$ per user per month out of it. 2. Its apart of some well subscribed newsletter, this looks more like an a
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by twosdai 7mo ago
Get someone you know to try it, and then see why they would or wouldn't tell their friends about your product. Interview the users you already have and ask what they like and dont like about the product. For getting new users, traditio
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by twosdai 8mo ago
I think the sentiment here is about management's tie of bonuses to near-term stock performance. Maybe not about the market itself, I agree with your view on investors want long term gains over short term fluctuations mostly.
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by twosdai 8mo ago
Like the emdash, whenever I read: "this isn't x it's y" my dumb monkey brain goes "THATS AI" regardless if it's true or not.
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by twosdai 8mo ago
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by twosdai 9mo ago
Wow nice work. Thanks for doing this and writing it up.
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by twosdai 9mo ago
One of the things I find interesting as well, is that among many of my friends outside the western world, they typically see: "knowing how something is made" as a western cultural thing. Many of them adopt a "why do you care
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by twosdai 9mo ago
It, the difference between calling child pornographic content cp vs CSAM, is splitting hairs. Call it CSAM its the modern term. Don't try to create a divide on terminology due to an edge case on some legal code interpretations. It does
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by twosdai 9mo ago
Didn't actually check out the app, but some aspects of application state are hard to serialize, some operations are not reversible by the application. EG: sending an email. It doesn't seem naively trivial to accomplish this, for a
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by twosdai 9mo ago
> no children were sexually assaulted Generating pictures of a real child naked is assault. Imagine finding child photos of yourself online naked being passed around. Its extremely unpleasant and its assault. If you're arguing that
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by twosdai 9mo ago
> but it definitely has some bias. to be frank though, I think this a better way than all people's thoughts all of the time. I think the "crowd" of information makes the end output of an LLM worse rather than better. Speci
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by twosdai 9mo ago
As an outsider of Big co's. I always felt that if youre not on one of the 10-20 awesome product teams. Eg, Google maps, aws lambda, windows core os. Something along those lines. It seems like a territory for justification Olympics. Ju
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by twosdai 9mo ago
If youre able to do some networking and tell people verbatim what you just wrote. I think that will help a lot more than grinding kernel logic or whatever. If youre not considering it, I would reccomend trying to find a local hacker club li
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by twosdai 9mo ago
Yc founder, there's not really any pressure like this that exists. Basically i think it's a proximity thing and consistent exposure to a specific section of the startup world that makes this happen. Basically all those people woul

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