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I’m really curious what is making you so much more productive. My experience with AI has largely been the opposite. Also curious how you’re using AI to make $3,
by spiderice 3y ago
I’m really curious what is making you so much more productive. My experience with AI has largely been the opposite. Also curious how you’re using AI to make $3,000 per month more than you would without it.
- choilive 3y agoIt's not that he is making $3k a month, he gaining the equivalent productive value of of $3k.
- oblio 3y agoHow is he measuring that, though?
- choilive 3y agoAverage time saved per task * Number of tasks * Cost of their time per hour. At $100/hr (not unreasonable for Sr. SWE) - he just needs to save 30 hrs/mo. Not to mention the opportunity cost of using that time on more impactful activities on their startup. AI can be a force multiplier for sure.
- spiderice 3y agoThen he is either making an extra $3,000/month or working 30 hours less per month. If the former isn’t true, I am extremely doubtful that the latter is. Seems more likely that he is over estimating the value that LLMs are bringing him. Or he is an extreme outlier, which is why I was asking for further details
- aquova 3y agoI feel the same way. I think LLMs are neat, and I find them interesting from a technical standpoint, but I have yet to have them do anything for me that's more than just a novelty. Even things like Copilot, which I'll admit has impressed me a bit, doesn't feel like it would radically change my life, even if it was completely foolproof.