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Posts like these now feel the equivalent of “I didn’t want to order Indian takeaway so I hired a chef to make me butter chicken”
by sunnybeetroot 2mo ago
Posts like these now feel the equivalent of “I didn’t want to order Indian takeaway so I hired a chef to make me butter chicken”
- petra 2mo agoBut this guy will probably get hired because of this.
- saulpw 2mo agoHe works at Tesla already.
- wassimgr 2mo agoIt took 4 hours and 20 commits :)
- sunnybeetroot 2mo agoThat would make a good butter chicken
- stevenicr 2mo agoyes, and the chef was a robot, so less of an issue with them in your house, and the robot only cost 50 cents. (seeing the comment that it took 4 hours or so of AI time) that's exactly what I see.
- sunnybeetroot 2mo agoYep, a very subsidised chef
- stevenicr 2mo agoyes. and I tell everyone that I expect that to change, so don't get used to the current status quo. We won't be able to build with top notch semi-unllimited robots for 20-$30 per month after the IPOs I am sure.. However we are seeing models come out like Gema and the distilation accused that are likely capable of building a browser based Descript, or Quickbooks (as most people would use them) and many other saas type things.. just running on a walmart PC for free at this point and going forward right? So the future is now, the platform and url may change, but it looks like most software and art will be reproducible for 50 cents or a bit more one way or another. Maybe not as polished, maybe missing a few things that elitists point to. That's not going to replace the software subscriptions for the fortune 500. Yet it's already replaced several saas monthly / yearly payments for me.