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funny considering all of the open source AI projects that are quickly blowing OpenAI out of the water in terms of efficiency and results are developed remotely.

funny considering all of the open source AI projects that are quickly blowing OpenAI out of the water in terms of efficiency and results are developed remotely. Who has used DALL-E in the last 6 months? The entire software industry is built on open source software developed async and remote. The fact so many "data-driven" tech CEOs and investors have to defend office work based on nothing but gut feeling is also pretty funny, when on the other end you have studies proving that open offices kill productivity/focus and the obvious wasted time and energy with commuting. Pretty much everything they complain about is a solved problem at remote first startups, like onboarding and helping junior employees learn. These people refuse to change tactics for the times like WWI generals marching into machine gun fire I guess we'll find out either way in the next few years whether remote companies are able to keep competing. There are already several billion dollar companies that have been remote since day 1. I can't see how being able to hire talent globally doesn't give a startup a huge advantage

gremlinsinc 3y ago
Ironically I'm trying to build something that could replace CEOs, essentially chatGPT agents on mental steroids, it can help with coding too, I think a structure of founding visionaries, with a plan/goal plus a board elected by the employees, could have a team of ai CEOs that defer to the board. This is my plan for running my company, essentially as soon as I get a prototype finished. I might even have chatGPT try and devise a more equitable pay structure that rewards seniority, etc. I use openai now for ease but the system I'm building should support any LLM and I'll definitely switch when I finish my benchmarking system(roadmap), it's basically a langchain GUI. somebody will probably beat me to market but there's no leaders in this space yet, so there's still a chance and I'm actually having fun coding again. I just wish I had some investment to build faster, I've got people interested but they want a prototype first. If anyone wants to join me, tech stack is nextjs/t3, planning to eventually move API to micro services using mojo, as python has much better ai tooling and mojo is python with 30000x performance. im also trying to build a round table podcast with 2 people and 2 ai agents, it'll kinda be like mystery science theater 3000 meets "all in" around ai and tech etc.. and a newsletter as marketing channels and some recurring income while I build my app.

gremlinsinc 3y ago

Ironically I'm trying to build something that could replace CEOs, essentially chatGPT agents on mental steroids, it can help with coding too, I think a structure of founding visionaries, with a plan/goal plus a board elected by the employees, could have a team of ai CEOs that defer to the board. This is my plan for running my company, essentially as soon as I get a prototype finished. I might even have chatGPT try and devise a more equitable pay structure that rewards seniority, etc. I use openai now for ease but the system I'm building should support any LLM and I'll definitely switch when I finish my benchmarking system(roadmap), it's basically a langchain GUI. somebody will probably beat me to market but there's no leaders in this space yet, so there's still a chance and I'm actually having fun coding again. I just wish I had some investment to build faster, I've got people interested but they want a prototype first. If anyone wants to join me, tech stack is nextjs/t3, planning to eventually move API to micro services using mojo, as python has much better ai tooling and mojo is python with 30000x performance. im also trying to build a round table podcast with 2 people and 2 ai agents, it'll kinda be like mystery science theater 3000 meets "all in" around ai and tech etc.. and a newsletter as marketing channels and some recurring income while I build my app.