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Some unsolicited, probably obvious advice for you for the future: never do that again. Managers will abuse you if you expand your workday to make sure deadline
by Grombobulous 3mo ago
Some unsolicited, probably obvious advice for you for the future: never do that again.
Managers will abuse you if you expand your workday to make sure deadlines don't slip. They will see that the work is getting done and see no urgency to hire more help.
You have to surface capacity issues to management, learn to say "no" diplomatically, and/or "I have capacity for 2 things out of these 5, prioritize which ones you want first."
- hexasquid 3mo agoThe LLMs are better at enforcing their boundaries than developers. Run out of tokens? That's it. No more code. It doesn't care how much the company needs this for the customer call tomorrow.
- bonesss 3mo agoI feel that’s the opposite of the LLM-business models. If I run out of tokens I’m encouraged to spend money to buy more tokens, Claude has an overage setup, and Anthropic runs occasional token sales. So, to that example: the more often customers are hitting token limits under duress the more likely to open up the wallet and pay to finish.
- nekusar 3mo agoSo, its drug dealer economics. Run out of your fix? (Tap tap) Buy some more!