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I failed. The story of the last year and what's next:
An AI Canvas:
Last year I had a niche tool (obsidian plugin) go modestly viral. It brought LLMs to a true 2D infinite canvas and enabled new UX for interacting with them.
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Jake Colling
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Jake Colling
@JacobColling
Cofounder @ Firstloop, an ai-native software development agency | DMs open
Denver, CO Se unió Eylül 2013
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@thesamparr Hasn't Kalshi also renegged on number of important market resolutions too...
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Don’t piss on my back and tell me it’s rain. Just own it.
“This is a shitty thing but fuck ‘em, I just wanna get paid.”
John Wang@j0hnwang
That's a false dichotomy Putting money on sports isn't going away The only question is whether it happens on a neutral exchange or through a predatory house that profits directly from your losses Defending the status quo means defending casino monopolies. Supporting prediction markets means supporting better consumer protection.
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@einarvollset peak ai psychosis
Makes for compelling content though
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I can’t stop laughing at Bernie convincing himself talking to Claude is a cogent way to understand AI risk. Hehehe
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One of my all time life experiences was climbing Capitol Peak with my friend Sam.
Just before the summit block you hit the famous Knife's Edge, with a sheer drop on both sides (picture). Gnarly.
The standard route is 17 miles, 5,000 feet of elevation gain and a class 4 summit. Many people break this up into multiple days.
But Sam and I had been smashing 14ers all summer and were in peak shape. So we did the whole thing in a day and ran most of the way down.
Lots of great memories but I always think about how good it felt to have my body be that capable. (I'm not in that kind of shape right now).
It's an incredible experience to have trained so much and then be able to put it to use tackling a really challenging route.
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To borrow a video game analogy, using Claude Code when others aren't makes it feel like I'm a maxed, endgame character stomping around in the noob area
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@0x45o My job is to increase unregretted time spent. Every tap, every word must be intentional and valuable to the user.
If you get sucked into bad content, that’s time taken away from a conversation you could be having elsewhere.
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wasn't the point that they are long reads and therefore force people to spend more time on the platform?
Nikita Bier@nikitabier
We’re rolling out summaries for Articles now. Just tap the Summarize button if you want to know if it’s worth your time to read it (or if your attention span is 12 seconds).
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@AlexPalcuie Really cool that you monitor X like when on all call.
Is that a widespread practice across Anthropic?
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@charliermarsh Congrats!! Legendary team and well deserved exit
uv makes python great
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We've entered into an agreement to join OpenAI as part of the Codex team.
I'm incredibly proud of the work we've done so far, incredibly grateful to everyone that's supported us, and incredibly excited to keep building tools that make programming feel different.
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The demand for software (and compute) is unlimited
15k, gapping +40% w/w
Jake@JustJake
12k new users per day Gapping up 20% w/w
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Woah this is huge.
Bun :: Anthropic
Astral :: OpenAI
OpenAI Newsroom@OpenAINewsroom
We've reached an agreement to acquire Astral. After we close, OpenAI plans for @astral_sh to join our Codex team, with a continued focus on building great tools and advancing the shared mission of making developers more productive. openai.com/index/openai-t…
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I joined Anthropic as a member of the technical staff.
Excited to work on frontier modeling at a place with unwavering values and a generational mission.
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2 questions on Agentic workflows
1. which product has the best "structured workflow" primitive. I need predetermined steps that an agent must follow. Think SOP meets Skill.
2. what is the best format to communicate this workflow to an agent? Mermaid diagram?
please RT if you are curious!😅
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Was so fun to support bringing the site for this to life!
Let's see who can find the hidden game! 👀
Claude@claudeai
Our developer conference Code with Claude returns this spring, this time in San Francisco, London, and Tokyo. Join us for a full day of workshops, demos, and 1:1 office hours with teams behind Claude. Register to watch from anywhere or apply to attend: claude.com/code-with-clau…
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Hoping to be in SF for this! Would love to connect with y'all
Claude@claudeai
Our developer conference Code with Claude returns this spring, this time in San Francisco, London, and Tokyo. Join us for a full day of workshops, demos, and 1:1 office hours with teams behind Claude. Register to watch from anywhere or apply to attend: claude.com/code-with-clau…
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@DavidSHolz @Austen @bdmarotta @midjourney I think you should charge insane prices and see what happens.
Midjourney images are uniquely good. You might have more pricing power than you think
Do easy validation - Let people pay upfront for the API credits before you even build the API
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@Austen @bdmarotta @midjourney so this seems crazy to me unless we charge insane prices, right now it feels like it would be a extension to the current subscription system and drain normal credits through there (and you can buy fast hours on top of that)
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.@midjourney could increase their revenue by offering an API. One of the few AI companies that doesn't. Might be principled, but the result is that it only exists through third parties.
Gavin Purcell@gavinpurcell
midjourney is an interesting example of an ai company that completely rejected the scale play... and now might be suffering for doing so also, 'this is just what it costs' is interesting customer service messaging
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I think this is misstating where the optionality comes from. Optionality of a model within a given vendor harness just doesn't matter. What matters is the quality of the outcome you get and what it cost you.
A company like Sierra will be able to charge more to the extent that they deliver better outcomes + how sticky they are.
Switching costs come from where and how deeply the vendor is integrated with the rest of a company's systems.
If Sierra is charging $1.80 per outcome and then a new startup can get the same outcome for $0.80 per outcome there will be pressure on Sierra to lower prices.
Customers won't get lower prices because a model got cheaper. They will get lower prices if there is a competitive dynamic driving them down
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@pzakin @hypersoren These companies are not wiring in single model inference API endpoints, but layering proprietary harnesses, or at least trying to.
I.e. they are actively trying to cut out the optionality
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I had hoped sharp New Yorkers would resist the outcomes-pricing mind virus but it seems coatue has succumbed.
Outcomes pricing means turning yourself into a RL env for your service provider at cost to you while enabling your competitors without promise of declining costs. 🫠
COATUE@coatuemgmt
AI labs are out scaling the most iconic SaaS businesses in history. The core driver: A fundamental shift from Selling Software (per-seat) to Selling Work (per-output). The Market Shift: Legacy: Tool-based subscriptions ($0.2T TAM). New Paradigm: Direct monetization of work ($5.5T TAM). By shifting the unit of value from the tool to the output, the addressable market potential expands by 25x. @LucasSwisher1 breaks down the data in our latest C:\Take
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