Chico Liu🛸

@bee_human_ nice shortcut but that app icon is a felony crime

the codex app is out was annoyed at the extra taps and flicks it took to get to codex, so made the shortcut my “app” for codex and chatgpt chats

is arm on windows finally gonna be good🥹 im done with x86 if that happens

@YanqingCheng sydney bing?

wow, Opus 4.8 is very... argument-happy? it picked a fight with me about my usage of the word "ontology", and when we eventually got back on the same page philosophically, told me to go to bed it's past 11:30 (it's 8:30). and when I told it "hey you actually have a clock?" it started erroring out aggressively. very Sydney Bing, I honestly approve

it’s easy to reduce ai down to “just predicting probabilities” because it’s simply more comforting for people

@GregHBurnham the creativity problem is a trap, it’s the same problem as thinking ai aren’t reasoning. don’t be anthropocentric, be galileo

windows when??? :(

That tracks

@danywander @bchesky this will age like fine milk…almost all the problems you described also apply to plain search algorithms, as long as you’re curating a result you’re always biased. but ai gives vastly better understanding of intent and much more naturally, you need to be more imaginative with ui

if you've ever questioned your presence on x, i'd send you this screenshot. but i agree with @bchesky it sounds easy to say "need a nice cabin within 2h drive" but that's super naive. in marketplaces data mismatch have a price. let me elaborate. a user says: "i need a nice cabin within 2h drive" okay. - 2 hours from where? current location? home? by car or train? - what does "nice" mean? luxury? cozy? cheap but charming? - does cabin mean an actual wooden cabin in the woods or just a house in the countryside? - when? this weekend? flexible dates? 2 adults? family? dog? budget? wifi? instant booking only? as a human we compress intent. but it doesn't work for booking systems. it needs exact constraints. chat makes the problem feel solved because the conversation feels natural. but finding a place to book is not JUST a conversation. the listings themselves are messy. - one host says "cozy" and means small. another says "cozy" and means dark basement. - photos make places look bigger. - listings are incomplete. - locations are hidden before you book. - descriptions are written like marketing copy. in natural way you could say "find me a quiet cabin with sunset views". then the question is - where is "quiet" and "sunset view" stored in database? so the ai guesses from whatever metadata it can find. sometimes it works. often it doesn't. and when wrong answer in chatgpt costs you nothing, on marketplaces mistakes cost money. - wrong cancellation rules. - pets actually not allowed. - listing unavailable. - distance wrong. - hidden fees. - bad check-in assumptions. travel is a transaction and accuracy matters way more than just add an entry on my calendar. travel is visual. people scan photos, prices, maps, ratings, amenities all at once. even if its look complex ui etc. but in chat ui it becomes just a queue: "here's option one." "here's option two." slower than a grid. way slower. and ranking gets weird. if the ai picks 5 listings why those 5? best match? paid placement? hidden bias? safety call? people still not ready to give up on personal control of the outcome. they want to be sure that they've done everything to find that exact place to stay. speed matters too. a good conversational booking needs intent parsing, availability checks, price lookup, policy fetch, ranking, maps, personalization. and many more. nobody likes waiting 10 seconds, over and over, for "thinking…" and this is just an exploration phase. then we have "book it" part. - which one? - what dates? - which card? - who's traveling? - did you accept house rules? chat feels nice until you have to sign or pay. so chat probably doesn't replace forms. it just makes discovery better. i'd bet on chat for intent to start with → filters for custom work and filtering → cards and maps for comparison → normal boring checkout. you can just make a chat as ui when the moat is still the boring stuff - trust, clean inventory and control.

@QuantumTransf 是典型的ai会做出来的ui 就是喜欢热闹

这是不是典型的程序员会做出来的 UI（（ （被骂了，已经在改了

@ybhrdwj is this what the renaissance felt like

I turned sam altman's texts to mira murati into 2011 style emo teenage heathrob anthem🫶

do androids dream of markdown?

@Polymarket we’re cooked

🚨 NEW POLYMARKET: Hantavirus pandemic this year? poly.market/6dW2Gpu

@royxy 可最后是炼金术士诞生了现代化学…

下午和一个程序员聊了一下，觉得当今程序员有热衷制造自己根本不理解的黑箱的趋势。 凡事扔给大模型，找到什么资料都往里扔，逻辑让它自己找，跑出来什么自己也不懂。这根本就是人工智能时代的token炼金术士…

wait i’ve seen this movie it doesn’t end well for the engineer

gg after effects you had a good run

was not aware ai had feet

we truly live in the golden age

everytime I refresh the timeline a new open source sota model has dropped

holy shit this is actual generative ui

we actually got aliens before gta vi anything is possible y’all