person / recommends
Kevin Roose
“On The New York Times, I, I share your disappointment. I, I recommend Kevin Roose and, and Hard Fork out of The New York Times family of-”
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Host · The Cognitive Revolution
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person / recommends
“On The New York Times, I, I share your disappointment. I, I recommend Kevin Roose and, and Hard Fork out of The New York Times family of-”
tool / uses
“And certainly if you were to triple it from there, you'd be getting into something on the order of magnitude of parity with human headcount. What are you doing with it all too? Because I use my $200 Claude Max and my Codex Pro and I honestly don't even hit my limits that often.”
tool / uses
“And certainly if you were to triple it from there, you'd be getting into something on the order of magnitude of parity with human headcount. What are you doing with it all too? Because I use my $200 Claude Max and my Codex Pro and I honestly don't even hit my limits that often.”
app / uses
“What are you doing with it all too? Because I use my $200 Claude Max and my Codex Pro and I honestly don't even hit my limits that often.”
app / uses
“What are you doing with it all too? Because I use my $200 Claude Max and my Codex Pro and I honestly don't even hit my limits that often.”
tool / uses
“I think I used Gemini 3 flash at the time.”
app / uses
“That's probably the biggest reason that I use Claude is that I perceive it to be most robust to that kind of stuff.”
app / uses
“I use Beeper Desktop to try to like aggregate a half dozen or so of them. That's also kind of painful. I feel like Beeper Desktop is, Good idea crashes a lot for me.”
other / likes
“Is there stuff that we can do or is it, you know, is there is it a different organization's job to figure out how to fill that gap. Because I do feel like I want some more, and I love some of the AE Studio stuff, including self-other overlap.”
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01 / preference
“Because now I'll have a more parody kind of choice between I could try to go hire a human or I could plug in an AI, and that's gonna be easier in a lot of ways.”
02 / preference
“I'm gonna fork your long running autonomous research project and take it in a little bit different direction on my own. So I think that's pretty cool because honestly, like, I kinda need that to probably get oriented.”
03 / preference
“I consider myself extremely fortunate to live to a really remarkable degree, a curiosity-driven life these days. And that's one candidate for a positive vision for the future that I think should inspire a lot of people, especially because, as you note, there's an opportunity to move into that phase already with the AI systems that we have.”
04 / preference
“I mean, the fact that they offer that for free, I mean, one of my favorite strategies in philanthropy or in general, in efforts to make the world a better place is the unilateral provision of public goods.”
05 / preference
“was it glitchy in any weird way or whatever? And I think if there was a model that could sort of make those marginal decisions well, where you kind of try this edit, try that edit and see which one looks better, that right now is like the bulk of the time that I spend in Descript that I would love to offload is kind of, I just made that edit, How does it look?”
06 / preference
“Because that is a bit of a narrative violation relative to what you typically hear is, We can't use that because we'd have to send the data to them and we're not comfortable with that.”
07 / preference
“Because I do feel like I want some more, and I love some of the AE Studio stuff, including self-other overlap.”