Seth Kravitz

Everyone is. building the same thing.

Unpopular opinion: doing absolutely nothing at work is more draining mentally than being busy at work.

the generation that refused to accept cookies. is now giving AI access to their desktops, files, and bank accounts.

@Jackbmeyer The difference between identical supplements at Costco vs Wallgreens should be studied in college. Same with buying things like Rao’s full price and then finding them at Aldi for $5.99.

Genuinely curious how this level of price dispersion for brick-and-mortar retailers can persist under negligible consumer search costs

"the first design agent with taste" the taste:

@thesamparr Can you send some of those bot replies my way?

The amount of ai replies I get is crazy. Anyone else getting this? The ai replies just on this thread will be huge. Is there some way to block them all?

@karpathy That's that's why I switched over to temporal embeddings two months ago for all of my graph work going forward.

One common issue with personalization in all LLMs is how distracting memory seems to be for the models. A single question from 2 months ago about some topic can keep coming up as some kind of a deep interest of mine with undue mentions in perpetuity. Some kind of trying too hard.

Dirty industry secret: nobody really knows the best way to use AI for software development 📢 - 24 months ago, we copy-pasted from ChatGPT - 18 months ago, we jumped between ask mode and agent mode - 12 months ago, we told AI "you are a senior developer" - 9 months ago, we built MCPs - 6 months ago, we switched to plan mode - today, we're obsessed with skills All of this (and much more) are just early experiments and temporary hacks in a very young and quickly evolving field. So when someone says their workflow is the optimal one, they're confused at best. Stay curious, stay open, stay in control and stick to the fundamentals, and you'll come on top in this amazing tech revolution. Enjoy the ride!

maybe putting a 4th caffeinated drink in your anxiety riddled body will help there’s really no way to know

The gap between "works in a demo" and "works at scale" is about 4,000 commits.

I need a GitHub too! Is it like that or nah?

Currently 892 hours into automating a 30-second task I do 4 times a year It's gonna be so worth it once I get everything working

Anthropic, I get the release a day thing. But can you take a breather and make cowork talk to code and talk to chat and talk to dispatch and talk to remote. I am so confused with how this all fits together. Love, your favorite shitty CFO

@__tinygrad__ M3 Ultra 32 Core with 96GB. I use tons of highly specialized small models frequently and it gives me the power I need.

To anyone using local LLMs, what hardware do you have, what model are you using, and what tok/s are you getting?

just found out Claude Code has a new (unreleased?) feature called "Auto-dream" under /memory according to reddit, this basically runs a subagent periodically to consolidate Claude's memory files for better long-term storage this is pretty crazy because that's basically how humans store long-term memories if you think about it - by sleeping

it's beautiful that I can traverse through 25 years of UI design history by clicking 3 times on Windows 11.

Running 400B model on iPhone! 0.6 t/s Credit @danveloper @alexintosh @danpacary @anemll

the most American thing I’ve ever come across eggs flavored French Toast and Buttermilk pancakes 😭‼️ who said innovation was dead

It’s hard to believe this era was real

As a statistician, I keep asking myself how all these AI people are dealing with the massive potential for catastrophic errors in critical analyses, and the answer keeps being they either didn't think about it at all, or they don't care.