@BrianRoemmele Thanks. I’ll have to try. But do you digitize everything you read? This method seems to require that, and your website is the only place I’ve seen the tool.
@BrianRoemmele Brian, I tried this and felt like I was reading the words but didn’t feel like I really understood what I was reading. Does it take a lot of practice?
This is deep beyond deep. It’s like a machine that experiences a subjective human reality by predicting the subjective response without knowing that its subjective
"My belief is that nearly everybody has a complete misunderstanding of what the mind is. Their misunderstanding is at the level of people who think the earth was made 6,000 years ago."—Geoffrey Hinton
I don't know who came up with the term 'vibe coding.' I'd like to rename it imagineering. We humans bring things to life by first imagining them into existence.
@BrianRoemmele Brian, thanks for sharing this. Absolutely fascinating! Do you recommend coupling it with sentiment analysis? Would that create a path to stronger signal or more noise?
This is the most helpful piece I’ve ever read on the game theory of Bitcoin. Thank you.
Don’t you think governments will always preserve some type of fiat system outside the bitcoin network to wage war or for social programs?
I suppose you could argue that they would be forced to give it up because fiat becomes useless as Bitcoin grows.
Current status: trying to get my head around asking the agent exactly what the script it wrote, which it uses to access an AI via API, does. The layers of abstraction are perplexing! It’s like asking your assistant to explain how they’re working with another assistant
@BrianRoemmele@grok Brian, congratulations! Is this like a gigantic Monte Carlo simulation with AI agents? Do you take something like the average prediction across the 800k agents?
@BrianRoemmele Brian, for those folks on limited budgets of time and money, what do you advise for hardware to build local AI that has the permanent memory you wrote about and can perform multiple ongoing tasks that range in difficulty? It seems most stuff is obsolete pretty quickly. Thank you
@BrianRoemmele Brian, I love your enthusiasm! I share it, too. I try to share a positive vision with my colleagues and most either look at me like I’m nuts or tell me the tech lords will not lose control. Please let us keep trying. The future is in part based on what we make
This is good stuff! But I do see a role for individual AI. The productive individual may not need a productive firm at all; s/he can compete with firms.
This essay is stuck in my head. It resonates with me. Can this disposition be taught? So far, I’ve had very limited success in this regard. Where does it come from? For me, I think it was my upbringing and educational journey.
@Scobleizer@adityaag This is interesting. I’ve been trying to understand why technical people haven’t jumped on AI coding for a couple years. This essay really seems to hit the mark. It’s all about disposition. Great stuff!