davidnoelromas
@davidnoelromas
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Building something new. Former head of crypto engineering @stripe, former co-host of https://t.co/HaHPLVNRgS.
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Joined August 2012
RT @antoniogm: I agree with both this and @eastdakota's original post, but they're addressing different forms of AI monetization:. 1. AI se….
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RT @postcarl: How lucky are we? To belong to the generation that got the before and after for personal computing, internet, smart phones, s….
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The perennial “you’re a shitty founder if you do/do not work 24/7” thing is on my feed again and like… you’re a shitty founder if you can’t determine your own priorities and be accountable for your own outcomes.
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(Blogs|email addresses|e-commerce sites|photo sharing) are pretty useful but there is a 0% chance the average user goes through the headache of setting up custom ones.
mcp is really useful but there is a 0% chance the average user goes through the headache of setting up custom ones.
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I mean, it would have to increase by 7.5269% to be worth it.
@garrytan There hasn't been a single YC founder who says their startup’s value didn’t increase by at least 7% after going through YC 👊.
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My kingdom for an LLM client that doesn't. SUBMIT. with.every.new.line.
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RT @shreyas: It is easy to be the leader who demands that every part of the customer experience be flawless. These days, there’s a common m….
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It’s both. The new universal interface is the same as it ever was: natural language. But yes, the underlying systems will be much more diverse than they are today.
Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky pushes back on the idea of “one AI interface to rule them all.”. Every task will need its own interface. Every user, their own kind of agent. AI won't unify software. It'll diversify it.
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RT @genekogan: Another gpt-image feedback loop: "Generate the same photo 5 seconds into the future.". Starting with distracted boyfriend me….
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Honestly, this.
Old CTO-friend. "Quietly, a majority of senior engineers still resist AI coding, even in AI co's, claiming it doesn't work. It's because AI coding is closer to the messyness of managing a human than writing code, and most of them were never good at managing humans either." 😜.
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RT @Steve_Yegge: I almost want to hoard this for myself, but: is amazing. @thorstenball deconstructs how the entir….
ampcode.com
Building a fully functional, code-editing agent in less than 400 lines.
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The most valuable aspect of seeing extremely smart/rich/etc people work up-close is seeing how… normal it all is. That’s what “you can just do things” means: most of the time, ultra successful people are not fundamentally different from the rest but they just keep doing things.
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Dollar inflation is *global* taxation was something I had not properly internalized before. Fascinating 🤔.
Dollar inflation is global taxation. If the ~$6T printed since 2020 was spread across just 330M Americans rather than 8B+ globally, you'd go from printing <$1k/head to almost $20k/head. And purchasing power would drop accordingly.
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I agree that speed is a key value prop, but also: imagine showing someone this tweet five years ago. We’ve gone from “AI will never be as smart as humans” to “of course it’s as smart/smarter *and that’s not even the impressive part*”. 🤯.
Today's AI is less about intelligence and more about speed. Speed is the main proof that it's AI at work. In every domain you can find someone who could adequately answer a question posed to AI. And in plenty of domains, you could find a person who could answer it better.
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Because I know most people can’t or simply won’t read Parker’s actual tweet. Rippling v Deel is almost unbelievable . LEGIT honeypot use ??? . READ THIS PART —>
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