cdelsolar

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Co-founder/entrepreneur (YC etc) and tournament Scrabble player. Currently doing voice AI at Salesforce.

https://cesardelsolar.com

https://woogles.io (non-profit I cofounded)

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Comment · 2 days ago
but Opus 5.5 is the best product ever made in the history of the world (yes I'm serious). There's gotta be some consideration for that.
Comment · 5 days ago
Yeah I use KDE as well for my desktop and it’s the perfect environment. (Btw I use Arch)

Still I’m very tempted by the new MacBooks. I don’t know of any laptop that is a tenth as good and I don’t want to sit at my desk all day to use a computer.

Comment · 10 days ago
i think this oversells the likelihood of it. the probability of any random 116 digit number having its first 115 digits be the number zero is much lower than that of it containing a much higher number of non-zero digits.
Comment · 10 days ago
wait, a 3-bit key??
Comment · 12 days ago
the k is amazing.
Comment · 13 days ago
right? I love HN. This is the new hot take, spoken as confidently as possible -- NO TESTS AT ALL.
Comment · 13 days ago
no you're not lol. You're managing a team of ever improving engineers. Opus 5.5 is almost paranoid about testing literally all its assumptions. It's already a better coder than me and I've been doing this for 30 years.
Comment · 16 days ago
toss imba
Comment · 17 days ago
No one is telling them that, unless they're the ones starting the fight
Comment · 17 days ago
and really good RL
Comment · 17 days ago
oh stop it
Comment · 19 days ago
It wouldn’t be that fun to live on one. The article says picture paradise, but we’re talking about potentially 1.5-2g with a dense atmosphere; we’d feel terrible all the time. Also whatever biology is in that planet is probably not compatible with us; we likely wouldn’t be able to eat it. Finally once you land, you’re screwed and stuck there. Traditional chemical propellants barely work for our planet, we’d need new ways of taking off for higher escape velocities.
Comment · 19 days ago
Can you really mine water in interstellar space, how? there’s not that many asteroids just floating out there, I think.
Comment · 1 month ago
i've seen "Pareto frontier" literally 500 thousand times in the last two weeks or so, and maybe once or twice before that. Can someone please explain what happened recently
Comment · 1 month ago
That’s kind of ridiculous, literally all SKILL.md files are almost entirely AI written.

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