Just do what AI does to manage context: write docs, regression tests, content index, tools/skills, and CLAUDE.md
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Hello again, 1) Problem solving is my value; I approach the problem from a technical and scientific perspective; I value creating new systems that help people and can scale (without depending on politics). I want to eliminate poverty for desperate people, and to enable people to have hope and purpose in life. My vision is to provide a minimum standard of living for people living in third world outsourcing/freelancing hubs who desperately use the internet to get remote jobs rather than (for example) working outdoors with a shovel doing subsistence farming. Starting from this motivated group of people, the program could expand towards your vision of providing help to unmotivated people. I am trying to implement systems for UBI on the technical side, I do have experience with implmeneting these systems, I don't want my knowledge to be lost or to stay with me, I want to expand my vision and to make UBI realistic, not just a theory paper. I want to adapat the system with practice and learnings. I want to grow the scope of problems that can be addressed by UBI but it's all theoretical unless there is a funding mechanism.
2) This link (below) is broken so I can't really analyze the full scope of your ideas; could you make this a public document please? I think the key difference is time-expiry and the philosophy behind it. I did read your other English docs. For me, UBI is a government welfare program; in contrast, my idea involves people like you and me establishing charitable institutions, self-defense and barter systems, like a neo-Hawala, that would help people directly while bypassing the government. Creating a movement/organization means taking risks in the real world because we recognize the moral imperative and we won't wait for the government's "comprehensive administrative reforms" to create a grassroots movement that can help people. TLBIC_Policy_Proposal_v8.0_EN: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BzNLajzFjxUTD3Xmr6NhiDblBz4...
3) The government is not moving fast enough, the welfare system doesn't automatically distribute things and political change often requires a crisis, but technology could do it immediately, the government could get involved later but since we are not the government, we can't really make the government run a pilot right now or even to influence a politician. Some NGOs do eventually get absorbed into government, this NGO would not need to receive funding but would output funding, just like a public benefit corporation that pursues a social mission does today.
Thank you.
Hello, I am an individual working on various projects especially on self-funded UBI practical solutions, I live in USA and am employed in tech. I was impressed by your writing and mission and am reaching out to see if you want to move toward an implementation of a pilot or study. We can meet online and use frontier AI tools to make a plan. My pilot involves testing the UBI funding scheme that I have planned, as I see the source-of-funds question as the biggest gap in UBI schemes; taking the gov out of the equation is something that technology could do. I am willing to fund the experiment but I would like someone to partner with me as I don't really have time to implement my ideas and I haven't thought about all the tradeoffs either, I just have a process that could work, and has already worked in special circumstances as per my tests. Please do reach out thru email, as your comment was marked, hence I cannot reply to comments and must start a new top-level comment.
you could look those up on Reddit too since that's where you belong.
I would like to collaborate with you on this, I want to do a pilot like the one you described, I will be happy to enable you with paid AI tools. Your story is touching. See my profile.
Why do you need to post? What did it ever do for you besides occupy your time?
Look up: Eglin AFB, maxwellhill, RedditLies, etc.
You should use AI to improve your grammar. If you search for "fable 5 fix this code" then you will find the details.
That's not how it works; when Claude prompts you for an answer, it's not going to wake itself up if you fail to answer in time unless you have it on a cron.
It's not nerfed, it just won't respond to "fix this code" when the code is insecure and will silently fall back to a weaker model.
Yes. Many discoveries take place independently. Einstein said he is not special he just sits with a problem longer.
Insane people will still create new tech stacks for fun just like they always have.
Big tech already gives away compute, but GPUs keep getting pricier and more efficient... Maybe if you pledge the value of your home against those GPUs.
Nice GPU you got there. Would be a shame if someone stole it and sold it for pennies on the dollar. We can't even deliver a meal autonomously in the USA.
You said you don't have the resources to support your second choice. Thus, you have to accept your first choice.
The model's reward function is its own reward. No need to reinvent the wheel.
Where is the feature that prefills the next prompt for me? MiMoCode has it.
Can't transfer your skills to the shiny new thing.
These are very new tools and it's hard to answer. You should produce a spec and check it against other open harnesses to see if what you built is different enough from what already exists.
Delete this.
JK, nice work. Where is the community list?
"a bunch of companies" have "probably" fixed "some issues"? There are huge security risks for government IT systems around the world, giving attackers tools cannot be understood to be a direct solution and is not viable without more buy-in.
Improve your memory if you don't want to write things down. Immediately draft emails for commitments you made.
Ask your agent to do a mock formal verification of your code, that will surface any gotchas. Create lots of unit tests. I think of the NL spec as an abstraction of the pseudocode which is an abstraction of the real code.
HackerNews; I can't read enough interesting content on here. I click every 4 or 5 links.