joshmarinacci

Startup success comes from making a product that customers will pay for. Full stop. Intensity can be a way to find that, but no amount of intensity will change the fact that most startups make products that no one wants to pay for.

That looks really useful. Cool!

How good are the predictions? Have you made any trades on this data?

3270 terminals from GT? From the old Rich building? Who are you?!

LLMs are a technology, not a product (or tool). In five years the underlying technology will look similar to what we have today, but the way we access it and the usage patterns and the interface (the product) will be completely different. If we are still interacting with LLMs through chat in five years I will be severely disappointed.

The earth wobbles. It doesn’t “tip”.

VRML? That's a name I've not heard in quite some time.

Many if not most of these oddities about humans come down to either they don’t affect reproduction, or because humans are social animals. Menopause makes sense because a grandmother will have more successful descendants if she stops having babies and helps her daughters with the grandkids. I would guess the few other species that exhibit menopause are also social animals.

Adult onset Type 1 has become a lot more common in recent decades. Ask me how I know.

Wow. How can it do this without an MMU?

I like the concept. Your website needs screenshots.

This shouldn’t be surprising. Horses are almost as smart as dogs, and dogs personalities are heavily dependent upon their upbringing.

Programming language innovation is measured in decades. I expect LLMs will make it easier to prototype new concepts, but adoption will still progress on a human timescale

I love the concept, but I wonder why he wasn’t printing to PDF. Can this device not render PDFs?