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> "the product has been used by hundreds of users internally, including daily internal power users". My guess is it’s an email filter. > million lines of code
by DrewADesign 4mo ago
> "the product has been used by hundreds of users internally, including daily internal power users".
My guess is it’s an email filter.
> million lines of code
> written 100% by agents
Yeah, probably an email filter. Or maybe a JS menu for a departmental wiki that basically recreates jquery using MS JScript and transpiles it into JS 5.
- getnormality 4mo agoYour hilariously specific hypotheses remind me of how little I know about technology.
- DrewADesign 4mo ago> how little I know about technology. Probably because you smoked too much weed in school. Remember, this is the tech industry! An abject lack of knowledge is no impediment for people with boundless confidence in their assumptions!
- QuercusMax 4mo agoYa gotta start smoking weed after you're done with school, that's the way to success
- packetlost 4mo agoAnd trash your short-term memory? Nah, smoking weed is straight up bad for most people.
- selicos 4mo agoThe best strategy is to figure out what you are going to do after smoking weed before you smoke weed. So, draft your prompt and send it before lighting up.
- wiml 4mo agoTokenmax while you tokemax.
- DrewADesign 4mo agoPlot twist: they weren’t even enrolled in that school.
- pyrale 4mo ago> My guess is it’s an email filter. It may also be an email generator. The email filter team is trying to match the pace of innovation of the email generation team. At stakes is the ability for the employees to process the billions of mission-critical generated emails each of them receives each day.
- DrewADesign 4mo agoIt’s true. They’re all go-getters destined for big things. Look at those token burn rates!