arionhardison
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Comment · 11 days ago
I would like to work with you if possible, I made https://san-francisco.ca.us.codify.city
I would like to integrate this w/ the agentic state, my email is on profile, please LMK if we can chat.
- TY Arion
Comment · 11 days ago
i recently decided to see if i could make an "agentic" NBER and use its agents to do research for my other agents in the agentic state. I would love to speak w/ someone there and show them the sims, I do not think all of the meetings are needed and eventually there will just be agent proxy meetings that send messages to some HITL when needed for more guidance, This cold put more value on the real meetings IMO.
Note: THIS IS JUST FOR FUN, because I needed an economic policy thinktank for my agents to query. I had to do the same for CEPR
Comment · 15 days ago
How do you know this to be true? I am not disagreeing; I genially need to understand why or if others are seeing blockers that I don't see or if I am seeing blockers that they do not see.
Are their guardrail benchmarks or anything of the sort that we can use to see where the bifurcation of permission/capability occurs?
Comment · 1 month ago
I have been working on something like this, but it actually does things and is not only chat. Each "Gov. official" has their own AI agent that can fulfill intents by navigating a protocol which is just a workflow of a Gov. process
example: https://samhsa.dev/ example: https://samhsa.dev/protocol/76526
Still VERY MUCH a work in progress but I have successfully been able to have some people get things done. I am doing some federal agencies and also trying to get cities working now.
Comment · 1 month ago
I think Coding, Programming and Engineering need to be separated.
Coding IMO goes the way of medical billing and coding; e.g.: Codification, and the abstraction of domain logic.
Programming IMO is the implementation of said coding within the context if a given system.
Engineering is the orchestration of all of it.
I do not fully understand this, or even know if its a new / differentiated paradigm but its interesting to me; not in theory but in practice. Especially given "chevron deference" and the current admin.
Comment · 1 month ago
Also, could have been that most people wanted to avoid pershing square.
Comment · 1 month ago
Yep, you are correct. I am just now realizing that maybe this is why there was such a culture around it. Lil Tokyo was closest to this spot and we regularly would grab things from Sakura Market for each other, talk random shit etc... one day this guy was scared/sad about a girl he really liked and we convinced him to approach her and so we played Lupe (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YhuYwE-gAn0) on the whole ride - much to the annoyance of the other passengers.
There was also a respect that I cant forget; almost like it was a rhythm. Never a rush to beat someone else to the train. I remember that for a time due to our schedules we would meet at the top, smoke a J and chat for as long as we could then slide down and catch the redline (now called the B Line*) and part ways.
Note: He got the girl. we all lost contact - hope he/they are dong well.
\Note: I wonder if the redline was renamed because of the level of violence or if it was because of the purple line expansion.
Comment · 1 month ago
It was not just this one, but the one before it from the street into the station that is IIRC at even more of an incline given that its on that hill.
Comment · 1 month ago
TY, you are correct; it was Civic Center/Grand Park: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civic_Center/Grand_Park_statio...
Thank you, I got to do down memory lane checking this.
Comment · 1 month ago
I didn't know this but given the multiple: "This is an accessible station" alerts it makes sense. Hopefully this is something that can change soon.
Comment · 1 month ago
I lived in DTLA for several years and regularly used Little Tokyo/Arts District station. It was not uncommon during peak hours to see people - myself included sliding down the railing.
I am 43 years old now and was much younger then (27-35) but I remember these days fondly. Now I live in NYC where public transit it so much better that this and many other issues that plague LA (especially the redline) do not exist but I do miss those days and look back on them fondly.
I still have at least 1 scar I can attribute to trying this whilst wearing the wrong pants (in terms of fabric).
Comment · 1 month ago
in terms of UX for blogs, I don't understand why the summary was not posed and then had a click through to the full article.
I really wish this would become the default, it would potentially remove ad-rev but it is so much easier to not only get people knowledgable about the content but intrested in the subject matter to dig deeper.
re: https://imgur.com/a/Ko6rAbO
Note: cant post ai text or comments get auto flagged
Comment · 1 month ago
No, it's not odd; IMO. It's by design.
I see all of this leading to a setup for: We did cure Cancer, everyone else (Healthcare, Gov., Rx) etc... has just not caught up or even worse; "you just don't have access top that model/version".
I have seen several times on HN recently how people don't see the impact of AI/more code etc... and I believe this is because its following the K-shape of the current economy.
At the top where most of us aren't but CAN see via stock market news etc...; they are making more money by adding efficiencies etc...
At the bottom; efficiencies are being applied at a scale that they could not before such that social and Gov. programs are more manageable and optimized at scale.
Comment · 1 month ago
YC already announced something along these lines.