@kirillzubovsky From the sounds of it…sounded like a digital agency
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Kelly Smith
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Kelly Smith
@curiousoffice
Building companies & investing at https://t.co/YFwcyXt8qJ Former head of digital, Starbucks, AG1, MGM Resorts.
Boise, ID Katılım Eylül 2008
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@curiousoffice Was he working for a software company, or a traditional non-software company which just happens to have a software component?
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Having dinner with my wife waiting for our kid’s art class to finish. Two guys talking at the table next to us. One of the guys sharing a story about his son. Junior software developer. Hours cut from 40hrs to 10hr to fired. Due to AI. Be a polymath. Basic coding = dead.
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Accidental or not, all of this chatter around Claude Mythos being "so powerful that it can be dangerous" is potent PR. If it was purposeful PR, it's the best campaign I've seen since, say, the launch of the iPod. If accidental, it still helps lock their enterprise dominance.
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@chamath Build your own. Pose the question and let AI work with you to build exactly what you need. That’s the simple thing a lot of people don’t think to do because we first have to unlearn how these things got built under old paradigms.
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This may be a dumb question but I’ll ask it here anyways:
I can’t find a good way for my various AI chats to automatically sync its conversation history into a structured knowledge base. So that as I update various chats from time to time and refine context, my knowledge base automatically grows with this new info.
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@AnshKanyadi This is a great tool. However, some things that Claude Code might do in your codebase cannot be reversed. Examples are many things related to Prisma. Improper schema migrations etc can scar your schema & there just aren't supported Prisma methods to restore to prior states.
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@curiousoffice solid hack but even better is replaying exactly what the agent did when it went off the rails. been working on culpa for this, records every agent decision and lets you replay failures deterministically. free and open source github.com/AnshKanyadi/cu…
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Here is an incredibly simple Claude Code (or any CLI coding tool) hack. How many times did Claude take off and do something that messed up your code? Ask "give me 10 things you might accidentally do in this code that would be really bad?" Put "never do" stuff in key agent files.
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@awilkinson It’s odd that such a smart man seems never to have read books on, say, Stoicism or Bhuddism. Nothing new about the concepts. His mix of reading, by his own admission, is remarkably limited.
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Most insanely successful people I've met are not even remotely introspective.
To me this always seemed more indicative of a personality disorder than a strategy for living a happy life.
Extremes create great work outcomes, but not longterm personal or familial happiness.
More Perfect Union@MorePerfectUS
Billionaire Marc Andreessen says he has "zero" introspection, and that the idea itself is a modern invention.
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As with Amazon, Facebook will announce more big layoffs this month. But it's not for the reasons everyone thinks. They need the money for a lot more chips and infra.
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@optionsmaster69 @ValleyFallsRI There is one more aspect to all of this. The big rumors around Facebook laying off 20% Or Amazon's layoffs this year? It is because they are prioritizing that spend on chips over people. It frees up cash to buy more AI infrastructure.
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@ValleyFallsRI @curiousoffice Oh, check this out. Just saw this and looks interesting regarding our topic. x.com/i/status/20329…
Kaito | 海斗@_kaitodev
5 minutes ago, @karpathy just dropped karpathy/jobs! he scraped every job in the US economy (342 occupations from BLS), scored each one's AI exposure 0-10 using an LLM, and visualized it as a treemap. if your whole job happens on a screen you're cooked. average score across all jobs is 5.3/10. software devs: 8-9. roofers: 0-1. medical transcriptionists: 10/10 💀 karpathy.ai/jobs
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As an investor in public markets, I can think of fewer obvious bets than shorting outsourcing companies like $UPWK I have used them for years and it is a great service. But if you actually use AI every day, it should be clear to you by now what is going to happen to their value.
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@McGaber Interestingly, Kimi has shown occasional signs of brilliance as well.
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I have so many hours (500+) into a really complex app that I have built up many proof points: GPT‑5.4‑Codex is just better at complex backend & “CTO-level” concerns, while Opus 4.6 is better for front-end work. Hardest cross-cutting questions go to Codex. Claude alone? No.
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@McGaber I can tell you for certain that I do whatever I need to do to figure out what relevance and value the releases might mean to me 😉
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@curiousoffice But, but, do you actually read them or does your openclaw agent… 🤣?
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The Claude Code release notes are literally the only release notes that I look forward to reading: github.com/anthropics/cla…
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May not look like one of the hottest design tools of the week, but I assure you that it is. react-grab.com Select anything on page and edit via Claude Code. No more having to take screenshots & then dragging them into the terminal to explain what visual change you want.
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I have noticed that Upwork is going nuts with advertising in the last 6 months while stock is in a free-fall. A clear AI casualty I think. Not yet, but soon. Value will be cut in half in 6 months. Models are getting too good.
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Why does Graham always hype Altman when there are so many legitimate questions that can be raised about Altman?
I don’t get it.
Paul Graham@paulg
Incidentally, how many CEOs would have the confidence to do an AMA about this topic at this moment?
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@vkhosla @AnthropicAI Will we have mass surveillance for sure? Or do we have it already?
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Personal view: I admire @AnthropicAI sticking by their principles but disagree with the principle itself. Putin won’t fight fair so we should have autonomous AI weapons for sure.
Sharon Goldman@sharongoldman
BREAKING: Sam Altman told OpenAI employees at an all-hands meeting on Friday afternoon that a potential agreement is emerging with the Department of War to use the startup’s AI models and tools, according to a source present at the meeting and a summary of the meeting seen by Fortune. The contract has not yet been signed. The meeting came at the end of a week where a conflict between Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and OpenAI rival Anthropic burst into public acrimony, ending with the apparent end of Anthropic’s contracts with the Pentagon and with the federal government in general. Altman said the government is willing to let OpenAI build their own “safety stack”—that is, the layered system of technical, policy, and human controls that sit between a powerful AI model and real-world use—and that if the model refuses to do a task, then the government would not force OpenAI to make it do that task. fortune.com/2026/02/27/ope…
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