bhaktatejas922 (u/bhaktatejas922)

bhaktatejas922 commented on Enough AI copilots, we need AI HUDs geoffreylitt.com/2025/07/... · Posted by u/walterbell

doing AI code edits on a JS web app is probably the way to do it. probably using something like groq kimi k2 + morph for fast edits

now we need a web framework with faster reload times

bhaktatejas922 commented on We're Already Post-AGI tejasbhakta.com/were-alre... · Posted by u/bhaktatejas922

falcor84 · a month ago

> But naturally arising UBI? Where people have jobs, feel purpose, contribute to something larger than themselves even if that contribution is mostly fictional? That's genius. That's a system that preserves human dignity while distributing resources.

> The real question isn't when AGI will arrive or how we'll implement UBI. It's how long we can maintain the beautiful fiction that keeps society functioning.

I don't know what the author's experience is, but based on actual research about people's work satisfaction, and particularly David Graeber's work written up in Bullshit Jobs [0], most of these jobs have been psychologically bad for people, who know that what they do most of their waking hours has no (or even negative) utility to society.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bullshit_Jobs

bhaktatejas922 · a month ago

psychologically bad for a person isn't grounds for something arising. I'm not arguing this should or shouldnt be morally, I'm just observing the situation.

Utility to society doesnt always account for the survival of society

bhaktatejas922 commented on We're Already Post-AGI tejasbhakta.com/were-alre... · Posted by u/bhaktatejas922

palata · a month ago

First, the website should be able to load without JavaScript. It's really just text. Well, probably more trackers than text, even.

> This started before AI. It started when the internet created so much real value that we could afford massive inefficiency elsewhere.

That's pretty uninformed. The economic growth is purely related to abundant fossil fuels. Internet is just the advertising platform. Google and Meta print money because they sell ads (by abusing everybody, see enshittification).

> I'd estimate 60% are doing jobs that don't need to exist.

I genuinely wonder how many friends one has, when one pulls estimations like this out of their hat and shares them. Then goes on criticising executives who presumably do the same.

> There's a woman who creates internal training materials that no one reads. She spends months crafting beautiful PowerPoints for compliance trainings that people click through as fast as possible.

The point of making internal training materials is that employees should be trained. The fact that the employees actively fight against the training doesn't mean that the idea is worthless. Many people refuse to learn about phishing "because they are not stupid", and get phished.

> There's a team of six people who generate reports. The reports go to managers who generate summary reports. Those go to executives who make decisions based on gut feel anyway.

Why would that mean that the reports are useless? The problem may be those executives who don't read them.

bhaktatejas922 · a month ago

most of the mechanisms you describe here are what is meant by "naturally arising"

bhaktatejas922 commented on Launch HN: Morph (YC S23) – Apply AI code edits at 4,500 tokens/sec · Posted by u/bhaktatejas922

fazkan · a month ago

Can someone help me understand the value of this? I've build a vibe-coding product, and the existing model (both claude and openai) work well enough in apply. Its all a function of prompting/context.

bhaktatejas922 · a month ago

it really matters when you care deeply about the product experience. The gap between something that works sometimes and something that works great everytime is what separated Cursor from the rest.

Try it out: https://morphllm.com/dashboard/playground/apply

bhaktatejas922 commented on Ask HN: Is there a way to get uBlock Origin on Chrome >= 138? · Posted by u/nomilk

bhaktatejas922 · a month ago

yeah use ublock origin lite

bhaktatejas922 commented on AI coding tools can reduce productivity secondthoughts.ai/p/ai-co... · Posted by u/gk1

bhaktatejas922 · 2 months ago

A lot of this stems from friction in brittle process around applying edits or latency from full file rewrites.

The bar to beat is time it takes for human intelligence + Cursor Tab to complete a task, but in practice the bar becomes "feeling" like its faster

bhaktatejas922 commented on Kiro: A new agentic IDE kiro.dev/blog/introducing... · Posted by u/QuinnyPig

bhaktatejas922 · 2 months ago

Notably missing fast apply like Morph