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DiffTheEnder
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About DiffTheEnder
I sit at the intersection of business strategy and emerging tech — when I'm not doing that, I'm gaming or somewhere I've never been before. Currently at Immutable, leading product and market expansion.
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Comment #47949695
Have spent the past few weeks going through the analyst calls with Shopify, Amazon etc. - curious to hear from anyone inside whether the agentic commerce push is jumping the gun? I…
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Comment #47877474
I wonder if 1Password CLI is a top priority for hackers similarly.
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Comment #47795646
Is this... just one file acting as memory?
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Comment #47778513
Wake up without an alarm clock is surely beneficial regardless of when you go to sleep?
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Comment #47746268
The walled garden approach stifles creativity and robs talented artists of the opportunity to express their work and get paid fairly. Hope the EU or another progressive regulatory …
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Comment #47712956
Understand the concern here - I can confirm the diagrams/interactive elements on desktop were AI generated based on a diagram I made in powerpoint. The interactivity and JS element…
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Comment #47690507
There's something to be said about variety of consistency/taste to excite the tastebuds I think!
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Comment #47685147
They mention that they have humans review the most crticial bugs before sending it to the maintainers in their dev blog.
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Comment #47676829
I'm finding queries are taking about 3x as long as they used to regardless of whether I use Sonnet or Opus (Claude Code on Max)
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Comment #47675481
Do you think it was entirely AI? Surely some human involved to get this sort of layout..
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Comment #47673748
Is it possible for a tool to know if something is AI written with high confidence at all? LLMs can be tuned/instructed to write in an infinite number of styles. Don't understand ho…
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Comment #47578016
Thanks that’s fair critique. And apologise for the half truth there.
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Comment #47576918
The zero parenting thing is what gets me. Pretty much every other animal we'd call intelligent leans hard on social learning -- crows, primates, parrots all spend ages learning fro…
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Comment #47576864
This is interesting because I wonder if it compounds. Smaller genome, smaller cells, more neurons in the same volume... and now those neurons are individually more efficient too. T…
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Comment #47575477
Ah yeah that's exactly what it was but thought I'd try to add a bit more emotion to this point haha. Even if the parrot said this every night as a good night - its still very sweet…
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