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New comment by activehuman in "Introducing System One Models and Jev"

activehuman — Wed, 16 Sep 2026 01:30:36 +0000

I can see the value in this but looks like there's going to be trouble in communicating the difference between this and a regular LLM, and also proving the potential cost savings in using this to replace existing systems that are using LLMs with frameworks like langgraph, as this can't be a drop in replacement and would require a significant amount of re-architecting/reengineering of systems to get the type system to work

New comment by activehuman in "Ohio sues Google, seeks to declare the internet company a public utility"

activehuman — Wed, 09 Jun 2021 06:44:06 +0000

can we donate to support this lawsuit? :P

New comment by activehuman in "The U.S. corn belt has lost a third of its topsoil"

activehuman — Fri, 16 Apr 2021 02:00:15 +0000

To me this is just another example of how humanity often doesn't think and act for the long term until its too late- along with the problems of our poor planning for climate change, pandemics, plastic pollution, and consistently choosing to invest in shiny new things versus investing in maintaining current infrastructure.

New comment by activehuman in "Ask HN: How do I overcome mental laziness?"

activehuman — Mon, 20 Apr 2020 00:07:51 +0000

you might have trauma (little t trauma), which feels weird to call trauma because its not obvious trauma (death, car accident, abuse etc) but still affects you a lot and your feelings are still just as valid and they are there and real. Try to allocate a long time, like 2 hours to focus on something that you know you have to do. Observe how it feels physically, in your body. For me, my throat tightens up and my chest gets tight and I feel like crying. So I procrastinated for years to avoid feeling the awful physical sensations. I still do, really. They haven't gone away for me just yet. First step is awareness, next is expecting the feeling, discovering what triggers it, making elaborate plans and tackling harder tasks in bite sized pieces. Force yourself to try and improve, because you have to, and soldier through the feelings like you're on the start of a long battle, or a long journey of self growth.