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OxfordOutlander
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Comment #47642806
So... it's like a golfer who hits thousands of balls into an open field without ever once aiming for a hole. The relentless repetition flawlessly locks in their foundational muscle…
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Comment #46843830
you might like https://github.com/aidanmclaughlin/AidanBench
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Comment #46504510
hmm sorry about that. should be now
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Comment #46407388
I built this partly because i wanted a cleaner side-by-side comparison of the big “2026 outlook” reports (banks + asset managers), and partly as an experiment in whether codex / cl…
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Comment #46342348
> inevitably Claude reaches a point where it can't help. Perhaps not. If LLMs keep getting better, more competent models can help him stay on top of it lol.
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Comment #46302585
Thanks! I agree - it is surprising how many are looking at doing in house. I think what they miss (and I say this as someone who spent the early part of his career outside of tech)…
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Comment #46302411
Thank you! Quite honestly, this is exactly what I am currently doing - identified a market with probably $50mm global TAM. Bootstrapping with first design partners currently. One t…
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Comment #46272281
I agree about boutique software, but see the development still being external - To attempt to summarize the debate, there seems to be three prevailing schools of thought: 1. Status…
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Comment #45281665
Strava is the closest thing to effective social media that I use, because it is 'slow'. You create 'content' by doing something orthogonal. You pay for access vs selling attention …
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Comment #44006495
This may have been a contributing factor, but the reason the American frigates were successful in the War of 1812 was because they were significantly larger and more powerful ships…
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Comment #43921789
Openai search mode is $30-50 per 1000 depending on low-high context Gemini is $30/1000 So Anthropic is actually the cheapest. For context, exa is $5 / 1000.
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Comment #43746497
Given Sam recently said he thinks consumer is going to be the valuable path , perhaps it is not too much to pay for a great ux/product team "Ben Thompson: What’s going to be more v…
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Comment #43745611
It is a talent and a distribution play. Talent: obvious. Distribution: OpenAI believes the marginal token they sell will be accretive to their bottom line, so the goal then is to d…
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Comment #43720963
It makes sense for OpenAI to overpay for wrapper companies that have distribution - a good analogy is British pub (bar) companies. By mid 2000s they were struggling. Low margins, r…
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Comment #43685244
Juice not worth the squeeze I imagine. 4.5 is chonky, and having to reserve GPU space for it must not have been worth it. Makes sense to me - I hadn't founding anything it was so m…
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Comment #42822997
This would be the dream job for a gunners fan. After a decade of making seven figures at Meta/Google etc., they won't even look at the salary.
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Comment #42785057
+1 this idea. I do the same. Just do it locally using ollama, also using 3.2 3b
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Comment #42704432
This is brilliant. Excited to dive in and understand how it works.