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That’s interesting will check it out

I don't know...

Thanks… sounds about right

the retro vibes...

Thanks

Yeah, no sock puppet here. This is the link https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39757978

Those are good points. And the link is really useful will need time to digest it all.

My only counterargument is that the current model seems to suffer from the same problems already. For example, the post I mentioned was an essay I wrote on execution VS ideas, not promoting me, not promoting anything I am doing. Still, it's dead apparently. Just today I found multiple links to product web pages created by green users that were live. Doesn't seem 100% fair...

Not really... the post I mentioned was not self-promotion was an essay I posted on my blog. The intent was to start a discussion around the topic, not self-promotion. As it stands I was not even aware the post was killed, let a lone the reason.

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100%… not using it to advocate for anything in particular. Just find the phenomenon interesting… you can apply this retroactively to several innovations.

Agree, the path might be quite bumpy but so could the endgame. Whether AGI wants to help or kill the human race will depend on how aligned it is to our goals. Now, since "our" goals will depend on whoever has the metaphysical ear of such AI this could be problematic.

Amen. I wonder what "underestimating" something like AGI actually means though...

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Looking for feedback on this...

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Hello, first of all thanks for your feedback. We were working the whole day on improving the landing page to solve that problem and try to make it clear.

Going for a niche is definitely one of the options we are considering. Skimic is only 3 weeks old after 5 months in dev (by me only)... No excuse, but just to make it clear that it is still a work in progress.