Is there a CLI that queries hn.algolia.com and returns structured data?

> Strongwall.ai is led by Andrew Northwall, CEO and Bryce Nyeggen, CTO. Andrew has 20+ years in tech, former COO of Trump Media & Technology Group, architect behind the relaunch of Parler, and senior technologist for large-scale infrastructure and AI systems.

One of my go-tos on this is the Fukushima nuclear accident. IIUC there were plenty of folks in Japan who knew of the high risk. Perhaps many interested in nuclear energy outside of Japan, too.

But the average adult if asked about the prospect of a major nuclear incident occurring say, "tomorrow," would narrow their eyes in skepticism. There's almost an instinctual level seeding of doubt.

This can be a good thing. LK-99 was an excellent test of the dissonance from dramatic changes in reality and costs of inaccuracy.

The greatest VCs I have known are exceptional at suspending disbelief to test their ability to basically shape world building.

User facing software is not the limiting factor in AI assisted replacement of Apple products.

Your example author, actually corrected themselves saying LLMs “possibly” could perform successfully: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47732696

I take a contra view and instead see this as fuel on the fire for tinkering to squeeze advanced functionality out of more available things.

It has always been like this, the amateur improvising tooling and equipment to outdo companies with comparably infinite resources.

There’s a sharp corner there is unnecessary.

And codex still uses phrases and syntax in prose ostensibly for the user as though they forgot people are actively reading this stuff.

Product is unquestionably where Anthropic excels. It is what carried it through periods where its thinking model lagged.

I realize the company barely has time to cash checks, but failing to handle small fry reasonable charge disputes should be handled appropriately.

For example, the 27 year old openbsd remote crash bug, or the Linux privilege escalation bugs?

I know we've had some long-standing high profile, LLM-found bugs discussed but seems unlikely there was speculation they were found by a previously unannounced frontier model.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INGOC6-LLv0

So, it has been convenient to not have hard stops / allow for extra but I still try to /clear at an actual 25% of the 1M anyhow.

This is in contrast to my use of the 1M opus model this past fall over the API, which seemed to perform more steadily.