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by yunohn 8mo ago
> educational moment for seniors teaching juniors You see, this is no longer necessary - companies are firing all the non-seniors, are not hiring any juniors, and delegating everything to AI. This is the future apparently!
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by yunohn 8mo ago
If one thinks about this problem deeply, and the current solution of showing ads, you may realize that micro transactions are already “implemented”. Ads are paid for by the advertiser as mille-impressions (or conversion, etc), which works w
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by yunohn 8mo ago
The solution is called centralization by a middle man that takes a massive cut - eg YouTube Premium. Only Google makes real money off that, and the content creators rely on sponsors instead for their own revenue. So does it really work? I w
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by yunohn 8mo ago
> First, I’m a human typing this post. I’m almost certain that this post was written with AI assistance, regardless of this claim. There’s clear and obvious LLM language tells. Sad, but not unexpected I guess given the whole situation.
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by yunohn 8mo ago
> told to never reveal secrets.env Phew! Atleast you told it not to!
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by yunohn 8mo ago
> manufacturers are going to sell them to "resale" companies in countries with little respect for the rule of law, mostly in Africa or Asia Look, I fully agree with what is going to happen in reality. But isn't it a bit mi
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by yunohn 8mo ago
> Paying booking.com to allow your results to appear higher is not. But booking takes a cut of the booking in all scenarios, so they’re already incentivized to prioritize results that result in more profit for them. This all gets very tr
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by yunohn 8mo ago
This post appears to essentially be an ad for Allium, so I’m gonna focus on that. I don’t fully understand how allium solves the inherent issues with markdown, i.e. free-form language specs. It appears to have some loose syntactical rules,
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by yunohn 8mo ago
I see it as proof that a subcontinent doesn’t necessarily need to be centralized into a single country. Colonization unnecessarily made that happen, and there’s no going back now.
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by yunohn 8mo ago
> “hey remember that conversation about birds? Send an email to Steve and ask him what he thinks about it” Isn’t the “what he thinks about it” part the hardest? Like, that’s what I want to phrase myself - the part of the conversation I’d
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by yunohn 8mo ago
No, that wastes actual GPU resources and money. The method I described saves them money on the cheaper pool. Regardless, I sense you’re being sarcastic and difficult, so I have no desire to discuss this further.
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by yunohn 8mo ago
But it’s actually not so difficult is it? The simplest way to make a slow pool is by having fewer GPUs and queuing requests for the non-premium users. Dead simple engineering.
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by yunohn 8mo ago
> experts at reverse engineering and learning 'from context' rather than by formal consumption of foreign training material China (as with other Asian cultures like India) is well known for their schooling involving extreme amo
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by yunohn 8mo ago
I think this line of questioning leads to what we expect from LLMs. Do we want them to help the user as much as possible, even to their own detriment in edge cases? Or to be more human, and potentially be unable to help for various reasons
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by yunohn 8mo ago
Their example usecases are pretty obvious and clear human needs from an LLM. The semantics of system/user messages and how that affects “safety” doesn’t change the need to fix this crucial problem of “in-context learning” that we all h
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by yunohn 8mo ago
I read this blog a few years ago, and implemented it soon after with a refresh of my rc files and shortcuts. Gamechanger - has helped me every single day since. It’s easy to remember, autocompletes easily, and adds a little flair of persona
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by yunohn 8mo ago
Unbelievable? It’s unfathomable - out of all existing AI companies, OpenAI is the least open of them all. They have stopped contributing any useful research into the public domain. Even infamous “villains” like Meta and China are doing leap
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by yunohn 8mo ago
While one can blame corporations, the most blame lands on the Indian government(s). Decades and decades of corrupt local, state, and central governance has led to dire poverty and high levels of unemployment. The current and past leaders ha
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by yunohn 8mo ago
You’re saying there were no forum boards nor comment sections anywhere? And everyone self hosted every single piece of content they wished to send it into the world?
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by yunohn 8mo ago
Maybe y’all missed this? https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2026/01/27/anthrop... Anthropic, specifically, ingested libraries of books by scanning and then disposing of them.
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by yunohn 8mo ago
While probably facetious, those with power (who you aim to smear and replace) will save themselves and work together to fire you ASAP. This is not a winnable battle nor strategy for success, unfortunately.
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by yunohn 8mo ago
The business is run by his wife, and if they had a SWE(-like) already, that person would’ve made this. But instead, the husband did and now owns it. He also open sourced it, so he has to live with the inevitable consequences of that too.
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by yunohn 8mo ago
> but maybe there's a point in distinguishing itself from AI sloptext Surprisingly, I have seen lower case AI slop - like anything else, can be prompted and made to happen!
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by yunohn 8mo ago
The exact mindset is what has led to the transition from quality products to commercialized crapware, not just with software, but across all industries.
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by yunohn 8mo ago
For example - I checked src/, and there’s clearly more than ~500 lines of code, ignoring the other dirs. I’m on mobile, maybe someone else can run wc -l on the repo and confirm. Is there a reason this number is inaccurately stated? Imm
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by yunohn 8mo ago
But did OP actually suggest their job is to “ensure traditional management does not get in their way”? I’m almost certain their point was not to interfere even at that level, which is why they didn’t hype it up the chain and let it land on
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by yunohn 8mo ago
Sorry, did anyone think it was somehow magically gated to agents? Any human or bot or automation script could do the same API calls (which is probably what the hype machine constitutes of) - as this simple repo proves.
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by yunohn 8mo ago
Weirdly enough, your older comments don’t all have AI slop smell - so I have to assume this is some kind of performance art, or a recent shift. I also wasn’t aware that I’m speaking to someone who actually persistently appeals to authority
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by yunohn 8mo ago
Believe me, I’m not holding any false hope that OpenClaw users are aware. Hence why this is nothing like Dropbox.
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by yunohn 8mo ago
Dude, someone trying to a run a pump & dump scam on me is as clear of a negative “signal” as it gets. What are you on about?

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