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Yeah, I agree. I feel like the signal-to-noise ratio in traditional news can be quite low too. I would prefer a potential solution that is able to also pull opinionated commentary (blogs, and Twitter so on) from people close to the industry.

I don't believe simply asking a model to search through news sites and summarize occasionally would be helpful.

Energy, power generation, and wholesale energy markets. That's what I am looking into now. But I would like to diversify it as well if I find a reliable setup.
Instead of willing to bet, you can do it yourself and prove it. It is not like there is a ceiling for doing what you are proposing. I am willing to bet that you are wrong.
nominative determinists are running the world
Re:I'm helping my dog vibe code games on Tuesday February 24, 2026 @02:57PM (#47142002)
One can technically scrape a list of actual advice or quotes off the internet, randomly feed them to a coding agent, and ask it to interpret what they mean in the grand scheme of things and implement away on it. Once the agent is done, it randomly responds with either "yes, this is exactly what I meant" or "no".

In turn mimicking the average game industry executive giving vague directions that feel just right to them this month, or some other unspecified time period, and in turn achieving something closer to the real AAA game development lifecycle.

AI can bring that figure up.
Re:Ask HN: Is anyone experiencing "AI brain rot?" on Friday March 28, 2025 @01:11PM (#43507813)
I started experimenting with a some form of LLM detox in order to get my brain more active again.

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