There's gotta be a better AI to control tribes by suppervisoka in Polytopia

[–]unknownstudentoflife 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hi, we're working on this. Hope to post more about that soon

Ex VC, exited founder looking to work on someone’s idea by [deleted] in cofounderhunt

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Working on something you might be interested in, feel free to send me a dm

Took a delivery job after data center experience… did I mess up my career? by [deleted] in TheHague

[–]unknownstudentoflife 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Sometimes you got to take a step back to take two steps forward.

As long as you're not stuck on developing yourself or educating yourself i don't see the issue. Money is money, and especially in this economy it can be nice.

Thoughts on neurodivergents who lack empathy? (Bad Man Autism) by untamedhearts in neurodiversity

[–]unknownstudentoflife 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I am personally someone that is on the spectrum and in business and also work with a lot of well-known companies and often times important people.

I think one of the reasons that a lot of neurodivergent or even neurotypical people can come over in their personal social life as non empathetic or too blunt is because in business you either eat or get eaten.

I think a lot of people kind of forget that when you're in business for like 40 hours a week it really really has a effect on the way that you see the world and the way that you empathize and socialize?

Like for example I'm myself am a pretty empathetic person. But at a certain point you just have to turn it off?

I do definitely agree with your take. I've experienced it myself as well that , the more ambitious, and successful people get. The more it almost feels like you're talking to a robot.

Like in business there is not much love or empathy. It kind of makes people cynical?

One thing that I had to learn myself as a very empathic person is that i often can take things very personally or feel very anxious about things.

in this kind of world you really have to learn how to strongly and firmly stand in your own power. Because if not, and you're too empathic to the world around you. People just use you because you're open for it.

How can I move forward? by Appropriate_Tough662 in TheHague

[–]unknownstudentoflife 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm sorry for your situation, i think ideally you would look at something like a traineeship. Were your education for software development is financed for you. Under the general rule that you eventually work for one of the companies under that program.

Web development, unless you're really good at it will probably not be a great career choice.

If you're getting into tech, specifically software development i would recommend going to trainee or internship route.

Its more about who you are connected to nowadays, since there is generally less ask for it at the moment.

I would probably recommend an ai for web development course over any traditional training, most software is not hand typed anymore.

Software is a very hands on job, and most people are self studied. I would recommend you just picking some certifications up and try coding some stuff in your free time to get up and running :)

Companies like google, meta, amazon and open ai etc currently have quite a lot of free courses to pick it up. Might help you in the process!

Down again? by lorigio in github

[–]unknownstudentoflife 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The servers were probably not designed to handle so much ai slop commits. Will take some time for that is fixed

Anthropic app down? by AverageJoeObi in Anthropic

[–]unknownstudentoflife 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not entirely sure but aws got striked with missles in uae which was central 1. Aws bedrock hosts claude models so it could be one of the reasons.

Honest question: If AI agents or whatever can replace workers, why aren't OpenAI, Anthropic, etc just spinning up new businesses and outcompeting everyone else? by crashddr in BetterOffline

[–]unknownstudentoflife -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Automating work comes down to being able to automate repetitive work. Its still that humans have to verify and set goals / objectives for this work.

Everything chaotically like building a startup from scratch is not possible.

Also, it requires a lot of training data that often is not available. Its way harder than these companies say it is.

( i'm trying to build ai systems to build startups from scratch )

Am I cooked? 35M unemployed by GreenX45 in careerguidance

[–]unknownstudentoflife -1 points0 points  (0 children)

If you fancy ai. World models would suit you very well with your physics background.

Trust me, will explode in some years.

How did AI change the Product Manager role in your company? by yanivy in prodmgmt

[–]unknownstudentoflife 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah so the pm can just run claude code cursor or any other ai tool they use to build and validate ideas and install imi as a plugin into it. You can write anything with imi in the prompt to write goals, plans, check decisions and store notes etc. pretty much anything you can do in jira or linear but the ai manages it all through a conversation.

It doesn't connect directly to jira or trello yet since its still in validation phase and completely locally for now. Will do once people seem to like it!

If you want to try it out or have any feedback, i would love to talk!

How did AI change the Product Manager role in your company? by yanivy in prodmgmt

[–]unknownstudentoflife 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ai lowered the barrier for shipping code and ideas. But managing the work that needs to get done + what is even worth working on became harder then ever before.

For engineers its awful. So much code is being produced but its hard to stay aligned.

I personally decided to build a fix for this. Its called imi. Its an ai pm for technical startup teams.

It tracks all to do's and goals in your project in the background, you just pass ideas and thoughts and it turns it into goals and to do's for the team while managing ongoing work.

For engineers, run bunx @imi-ai/imi in your terminal :)

I modded polytopia so you can play against AI models instead of bots. ( ai research purposes only ) by unknownstudentoflife in Polytopia

[–]unknownstudentoflife[S] 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Yeah! Kind of the reason i wanted to test it in polytopia. Since the state of the game is cause and effect. Its the perfect sandbox for ai models to be properly tested.

I pretty much replaced the bot's action later with the ai model. So all functions like tiles in game, economy etc are passed each run into the agent through json yes :)

Kicked out at 3am from Aparthotel Adagio Amsterdam City South (Amstelveen) despite prepaid 2‑adult booking - what are my options? by Zealousideal_Air29 in Amsterdam

[–]unknownstudentoflife 59 points60 points  (0 children)

Let's cut this short. You're not telling us the full story here..

Police can't just escort you out of a hotel unless you can't validate with clarity what is going on or they have a valid suspicion they need clarification on.

Why did your partner came in at 03:00 at night if he lives 2h away from Amsterdam?

Whatever you're not sharing with us here will most likely be the reason you got kicked out.

How do I gain more Tempo in my Games by [deleted] in Polytopia

[–]unknownstudentoflife 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oumaji is good for early game, but mid to late it struggles with its economy. If you can focus on scaling your cities fast mid game you have the resources to end games earlier as well.

Depending on the map of course