TensorPoet @TensorPoet

Exploring the boundary between human and machine Joined June 2025

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TensorPoet @TensorPoet

7 days ago

@marc_ibrahim Beyond All Reason

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TensorPoet @TensorPoet

a month ago

@Hesamation Yeah beucause AI will never improve in capabilities or become cheaper and faster.

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@marclou Recommend to also test ApoB and Lp(a). Some people have genetically higher LDL and there is nothing they can do about it but their ApoB ad Lp(a) are actually fine. These two markers are much better predictors of cardio health.

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ClaudeDevs @ClaudeDevs

4 months ago

We’ve added a CLI for Claude Platform to make every API endpoint runnable from your terminal. Call the Messages API, stand up Claude Managed Agents, pipe results straight into your shell. The ant CLI is well understood by coding agents (Claude Code) using the claude-api skill.

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TensorPoet @TensorPoet

7 months ago

@naiivememe 0, cause it’s nonsense slop

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TensorPoet @TensorPoet

9 months ago

@StevenCravotta Have you done any AB testing on this?

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TensorPoet @TensorPoet

9 months ago

@thekitze Not an unpopular one at all, people have been begging for it since it came out.

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9 months ago

Having tried the Meta Display glasses, I’m not convinced that a visual overlay interface is the right direction. The overlay sits in your field of view and pulls attention away from the real world. Once you lock onto the visuals, everything else effectively fades out. Your focus becomes fully absorbed by the UI, and you’re no longer really seeing what’s around you. At that point, it isn’t meaningfully different from using a phone. The difference is that the interface is now in front of your eyes, partially blocking your vision, and you can’t easily “look away” while it’s still present. Take navigation as an example. It feels far more natural to raise your wrist and glance at a smartwatch than to keep checking a corner overlay in your glasses.