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Secret Agent Man: causal emergence, new meanings of agency, and borrowed brains

talking.tech
1 points·by tbwriting·4 months ago·0 comments

Ask HN: What games let you simulate running a startup?

12 points·by tbwriting·8 months ago·11 comments

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1 points·by tbwriting·2 years ago·0 comments

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1 points·by tbwriting·2 years ago·0 comments

Show HN: Clave, fast consensus through AI summarization

github.com
3 points·by tbwriting·2 years ago·0 comments

Show HN: FigJam plugin that digitizes multiple sticky notes at once with OCR

figma.com
1 points·by tbwriting·2 years ago·0 comments

Show HN: SemAntics, a racing game with word embeddings

trysemantics.com
2 points·by tbwriting·2 years ago·2 comments

Show HN: Svelte-polaroids, a swipeable component for sequential images

npmjs.com
1 points·by tbwriting·2 years ago·0 comments

Street Cred: An LLM Story

boilingdown.ghost.io
1 points·by tbwriting·3 years ago·0 comments

Show HN: Sviteboard, multi-user whiteboard with images and LaTeX built in Svelte

sviteboard.com
6 points·by tbwriting·3 years ago·0 comments

Show HN: I built a random chat app with AI conversation prompts

talkkshopp.com
6 points·by tbwriting·3 years ago·1 comments

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tbwriting
·2 years ago·discuss
No shade to the creators as I'm sure the tool is great but if I didn't know better I'd say this seems like an astroturfed effort by WordPress to stay relevant.

Existing AI tools alongside other open-source builders (Puck for React, Primo for Svelte, etc.) equals all the good things about WordPress's "WYSIWYG-ness" minus all the unnecessary bloat that's piled up over the years.
tbwriting
·2 years ago·discuss
fat (Jacob Thornton) has a great metaphor that makes this simple to understand. Cute puppy dog syndrome.

Someone adopts a cute puppy. A bunch of people like playing with it and feeding it. It gets really big like Clifford. More and more people want to play with it. Not enough of them want to put in the work to feed it anymore. The person who adopted it gets burnt out trying to do so.

We’re incentivized to take as much and give as little as we can get away with (companies especially) “because profit.” If you’re like “but socialism is worse!!1!” just know that you can either parrot that line or fix the problem but not both.
tbwriting
·2 years ago·discuss
They were literally caught red-handed doing this in New York. https://ny1.com/nyc/manhattan/traffic_and_transit/2024/01/19...
tbwriting
·2 years ago·discuss
well you did ask

https://boilingdown.ghost.io/thoughts-on-neuralink/ https://boilingdown.ghost.io/loyalty-program/ https://boilingdown.ghost.io/streetcred/ https://boilingdown.ghost.io/grow-up/ https://boilingdown.ghost.io/deluge/
tbwriting
·2 years ago·discuss
four Rs: retrieve, rearrange, rest, repeat https://hackernoon.com/the-four-rs-how-to-become-a-good-prog...
tbwriting
·2 years ago·discuss
Thank you!!
tbwriting
·2 years ago·discuss
Agreed.

If voice chat isn’t your thing: talkkshopp.com
tbwriting
·3 years ago·discuss
wikipedia! https://wikijumps.com
tbwriting
·3 years ago·discuss
This is a fantastic piece. If you find yourself thinking “okay, so the brain is different — now what? What should I actually do to learn better?” I wrote about this last year. Pardon the clickbaity title, HackerNoon changed it up on me. https://hackernoon.com/the-four-rs-how-to-become-a-good-prog...
tbwriting
·3 years ago·discuss
Location: Madison, WI

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Typescript (React/Vue/Svelte, Node, NestJS), Ruby on Rails, Kotlin, Python, Swift, SQL, GraphQL, HTML/CSS

Resume: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AvSPeKsFdeqwKvW1yZ1IyctQ...

Email: tyler [dot] berbert @ the big search engine company's email service
tbwriting
·6 years ago·discuss
> Whatever your partisan opinion, at least 70M American adults, 48.5% of those voting, disagree with you and think you’re an idiot.

This is a site for hackers - people with a special affinity for technology, science, building things, and solving problems.

Openly supporting a president who gleefully ignores the advice of scientists and bans immigrants from Muslim countries is inherently harmful to the work of hackers not to mention life on this planet.

To pretend both sides have equal merit just because large numbers of people exist on each is dishonest.
tbwriting
·6 years ago·discuss
Yes. It is pretty amazing.
tbwriting
·6 years ago·discuss
I agree with the two party system being terrible, and wish the Dems had a more progressive candidate, but Trump’s effects on the democratic process and the climate and COVID deaths needed to be stopped.
tbwriting
·6 years ago·discuss
Nah, he did. Matter of public record.
tbwriting
·6 years ago·discuss
No. It’s that each side lets these things slide.

Many countries let a little socialism slide, with great results.

A little racism should never be allowed to slide. Racism is disgusting.
tbwriting
·6 years ago·discuss
So they rejected someone with a plan to control the virus and address climate change? Cool.
tbwriting
·6 years ago·discuss
His inaction and obfuscation caused thousands and thousands of people to die from COVID.

He publicly condoned shooting unarmed protesters, and let his DOJ kidnap people in unmarked vans.

He left the Paris climate accords.

These are catastrophic.
tbwriting
·6 years ago·discuss
The guy had armies of white supremacist supporters and advisers. He told right-wing extremists to “stand by” on national TV.

Every time you gloss over this, you give a pass to it and to those who knew about it and supported him anyway.