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I think the idea is to reduce labor costs by replacing the human workers.
by Hamuko 8mo ago
I think the idea is to reduce labor costs by replacing the human workers.
- 2OEH8eoCRo0 8mo agoI haven't used it to replace workers though, only to replace Google search. My company is pushing copilot but it's only $16/user/mo. Hardly lucrative and no moat.
- xvector 8mo agoOTOH my company spends well into the $hundreds/user/day on Claude.
- JackSlateur 8mo agoThey are insane
- bdangubic 8mo agoup to 5 paid max CC accounts per dev currently, can request (and easily get approved) for more if needed
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- sothatsit 8mo agoClaude Code and Cowork are incredible products, and can do much more than just search. Lots of people are paying hundreds of dollars a month for them. If you’re just using AI for search then I can see why you’d not see the value. But many people really are getting a huge amount of value out of agents, and are already paying for it. That said, agentic search connected to your companies information sources is very valuable on its own. We have just connected up our internal zendesk, Jira, confluence, and github in Claude Code and it’s incredible how useful it is to find information spread across different services in 1 minute instead of it personally taking me 15 minutes of manual search.
- wongarsu 8mo agoStart Claude Code in a big repo, give it a bug report and ask it to come up with a fix, and watch it do hours of work in minutes. It doesn't have 100% success rate, but its ability to navigate code bases and understand how different parts play together has become seriously impressive
- viking123 8mo agoI don't know, Opus 4.6 cannot solve a synchronization issue in my game which is not that big. It comes with tons of wrong analysis and implementations that make it worse.