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moxza

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About moxza

I've worked on startups and enterprise (while keeping up side projects) across many industries, from design to dev to product. Now working for myself as a Studio.

Australian, lived in Paraguay and Japan. Deep interest in learning and cognition. Kendoka.

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    Is it human nature or the way we've evolved that's the problem? Either way, most of the history of power has involved influencing the mass of humans to dedicate themselves to produ…

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    Double plus good

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    The thing I find most encouraging is that the best AI detector is still humans. Don't write the Turing test off yet. From what I understand, your approach is clever, it's like an a…

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    Audio first is an interesting idea. As a fluent speaker who's always felt ashamed of his poor writing skills that's actually something that I would want as well. As for building a …

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    I feel like AI is set to surpass us on most left brain tasks, yes. I know left/right is a myth, please forgive me the shorthand. I see it in my own work where the AI is incapable o…

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    Cal Newport talks about this in Deep Work. My key takeaway, not all jobs let you. As romantic as the CEO role is, they don't get to spend big blocks of time alone with their though…

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    Hard no, but for context, I discuss books with AI all the time. I wouldn't discuss Hemingway with an AI, completely pointless. His work is not about the content, it's about the bea…

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    For the public facing consumer functionality I have Gemini Flash running on guardrails directed by a state machine that calls it statelessly everytime. For that, it's strictly lock…

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    I wrote my own ORM for exactly this reason. It's far from enterprise grade but it solves for 1) the domain model needs to stay clean and properly normalised and 2) that's not a job…

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