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These new models are pretty crazy. In an afternoon (mostly passive) + one flight I built an IDE for Python for iOS that runs Pyodide, has a debugger, embeds linter and formatter, pi-durable powered coding agent and does iCloud Drive and all the other things too.
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The problem with all of these AI personal assistant things is that people don’t actually want to do stuff.
You fucking get that right? Do you understand that?
Just like AI tools in the workforce, AI assistants don’t actually abstract decisions for you, they let you accelerate decision making.
So instead of making one decision a day and then lamenting you can’t do more, AI assistants are going to let you make ten decisions a day and act on all of them.
A miracle?
Nah dog, a fucking nightmare. Nobody except type A strivers who need Twitter fodder actually want that.
Let me tell you a story.
When I got back from college I was inspired. If I could take on an elite university with grit and determination, so could everyone I know.
I was all razzed up to get people I know to achieve their potential. What I learned after many years of trying is that absolutely nobody wants to realize their potential.
People want to hang out with friends and complain. That’s how the world has worked for ten thousand years. This weather fucks. Can you believe the cows walked off.
People don’t want enablement. People don’t want you to take all of their excuses.
TV is mindless passive activity. AI assistants are not. They’re telling people that they can achieve more. And people absolutely do not want that.
Let me tell you another story.
Once upon a time I lead a big process overhaul at work and it was great. Two years later I hired a contractor to do something similar. But I personally didn’t want to have to do a bunch of work.
Within a week I knew I fucked in. This contractor kept coming to me with decisions I needed to make. Dude I wanted to not have to think about this.
Again, a helper when you don’t actually want help is a disaster.
None of these AI assistants will take off because people don’t actually want assistants.
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I love that deepseeks solution to their increased demand was to make their model cheaper and faster
The "oracle vs processor" dichotomy in AI.
If you know the domain, you use ai as a processor, and use the cheapest/fastest ai to complete the task.
If you don't know the domain, you use ai as an oracle, and you pay any price to increase the p(model is right) because you don't know what "right" looks like.
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Introducing GLM-5.3: Built to Code. Ready for Cyber Defense.
- Top-tier coding and agentic capabilities, achieved through post-training on the 743B base model
- A major leap in cybersecurity, setting a new standard among open models
Tech Blog: z.ai/blog/glm-5.3
things are only truly exciting when it reaches beyond people who’s job it is to be excited
this is seemingly more difficult by the day - both to actually achieve and to discern has happened - for most things in tech, and metrics are no longer really a proxy
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wondering why I feel exhausted. maybe: the agents do all the easy stuff, and I have to work through the leftover hard bits, which means I'm perpetually locked in. and as the models get better, "my" work just gets harder and harder, until I'm basically underqualified to do the work (which... is better than the alternative, there's nothing left for me to do, and I'm paperclipped).
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It is a misconception that being highly technical and intelligent is all you need to succeed.
The world is so full of slightly autistic, highly smart, highly technical people that never get what they want out of life.
That is because they fail to express what they want out of life or to bridge their interests with anyone that might be able to get them there.
Being able to communicate well is a rare gift, and is why the top at so many places is unfortunately over-indexed on people with great communication skill as opposed to great technical skill.
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i'm not joking. i think the onky way for us as SWEs to not fall into a massive dependency trap wrt big labs is to share sessions as training materials for open model development.
i absolutely HATE this dependency.
(yes, i'm a naive fucker, let me dream)
Grok estimates the full annual compensation, with benefits, going to Indian visa workers, Indian-based offshored jobs, and Indian visas naturalized in the last 10 years, is $310 to 500 BILLION a year.
Unrelated: Zoomers can't afford to start families.
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One of my favorite lessons I’ve learnt from working with smart people:
Action produces information. If you’re unsure of what to do, just do anything, even if it’s the wrong thing. This will give you information about what you should actually be doing.
Sounds simple on the surface - the hard part is making it part of your every day working process.
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Lads it feels like the current U.S. administration is using crypto for its shady self-enrichment and if democrats win next time they’re gonna smash our industry to pieces as revenge
Please tell me I’m dumb and wrong about this
Cheers
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hey i saw you bull posting just now and was just wondering why you waited until everything went up a million % to do that
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1st time BTC hits $100k,ETH is at $4k.
2nd time BTC hits 100k,ETH is at $3.9k
3rd time BTC hits $100k,ETH is at $3.7k.
4th time BTC hits $100k,ETH is at $3.4k.
5th time BTC hits $100k ,ETH is at $3k
6th time BTC hits $100k, ETH is at $2.8k
7th time BTC hits $100k, ETH is at $2.7k
8th time BTC hits $100k,ETH is at $2k
I like how we've come full circle and arrogant millennials are now finally realizing that curated content (like we used to have with book publishers, radio, record labels, and television) was superior and actually sheltered you from an avalanche of complete garbage produced by retards.























