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chris berg

@chrisberg

professor @rmit, working with @agoric @shieldedlabs & many others, open market cyberneticist, full stack vibecoder, https://t.co/viKopzHELP

melbourne, australia เข้าร่วม Mayıs 2008
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Nick@nickcammarata·
at the intersection of i've basically been replaced and i've never worked so hard in my life
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Illia (root.near) (🇺🇦, ⋈)@ilblackdragon·
Coding with agents now feels like practicing magic - you chant prompts like spells and hope the right reality manifests
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Derek Thompson
Derek Thompson@DKThomp·
for me the odds that AI is a bubble declined significantly in the last 3 weeks and the odds that we’re actually quite under-built for the necessary levels of inference/usage went significantly up in that period basically I think AI is going to become the home screen of a ludicrously high percentage of white collar workers in the next two years and parallel agents will be deployed in the battlefield of knowledge work at downright Soviet levels
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Ethan Mollick
Ethan Mollick@emollick·
A lot of findings in this new paper, but one is the inevitable doom of traditional peer review: 1) AI creates a flood of papers, good & bad 2) Paper complexity, a screen and signal of quality for human work, is a signal of low quality for AI There's no plan for what comes next.
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Paul Novosad
Paul Novosad@paulnovosad·
If academics 20 years ago hadn’t joined the crusade against Google Books, then academics today would revere Google Books as a sacred academic resource
Guive Assadi@GuiveAssadi

Robert Darnton played a major role in stopping Google Books from freely distributing orphaned works. It's plausible that academic historians have had a net negative effect on historical knowledge over the past quarter century.

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chris berg@chrisberg·
i'm in the herald-sun with my @rmit colleague peyman khezr today on how the allan government's changes to auction rules are going to make buying a house even more frustrating for buyers rather than less
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Hero Thousandfaces
Hero Thousandfaces@1thousandfaces_·
in 10th grade I asked my math teacher when matrix multiplication would ever be useful. joke’s on me! if the matrices stop multiplying the economy collapses
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chris berg@chrisberg·
I'm in the afr with icle's julian morris on the rba's regulatory mess around payment system price controls afr.com/companies/fina…
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chris berg@chrisberg·
@HartWexford it's hard just to get on the ballot with an attitude like that
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Ben Pobjie@HartWexford·
@chrisberg Well thank god you’re not then. That would ruin everything
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chris berg@chrisberg·
i think if i was an elected official i'd focus first on not making things -more- expensive
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Hipshot
Hipshot@hipshotapp·
Last Friday, @realdonaldtrump sent Bitcoin down over 6% in 30 minutes with a single post about China tariffs Now we’ve got a $800K notional BTC trade ready if he backs off (and $400K short if he doubles down) Want to join ours or set up your own? Hipshot is live! (1/7)
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chris berg@chrisberg·
need an agentic solution to preface all my emails with "sorry for the delayed response"
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prinz
prinz@deredleritt3r·
The agent builder that OpenAI released today was built end-to-end in under 6 weeks, with Codex writing 80% of the PRs. If you feel the cadence of new releases accelerating, Codex is likely much of the reason why.
Steven Heidel@stevenheidel

it’s difficult to overstate how important Codex has been to our team’s ability to ship new products. for example: the drag and drop agent builder we launched today was built end to end in under 6 weeks, thanks to Codex writing 80% of the PRs

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chris berg@chrisberg·
it's amazing to watch codex autonomously realise that it has completely stuffed up a task, revert its own changes and try again
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Ethan Mollick
Ethan Mollick@emollick·
The jump from "agents are nowhere close to working" to "okay, narrow agents for research and coding work pretty well" to (very recently) "general purpose agents are actually useful for a range of tasks" has been quick enough (less than a year) so that most people have missed it.
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