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ActionHank
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ActionHank
2mo ago
"I beg to differ, it is my opinion that reality should be different to what you have observed"
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2mo ago
For sure, but I strongly doubt that we would need nearly as many.
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2mo ago
Big if it pans out. Economic and financial ripple effects would be huge aside from the obvious: - reduction in electricity usage - OpenAI / Anthropic are dead in the water unless they start to license their models to fabs. - Every sing
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2mo ago
It's the year 2026, I refuse to believe that phone companies cannot figure out who is a scammer and who is not.
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2mo ago
"I have a girlfriend, but she goes to another school so you won't know her, but she's real!"
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2mo ago
That must be why xcancel exists, because it was such a pleasant experience.
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2mo ago
No guy, this is the one, this is the coding agent that everyone is going to use now, instead of the one that is in the editor or part of their existing ai providers offering.
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2mo ago
It’s because of the idiocy of p&l tracking. The hardware, store, and games all need to be independently profitable. Once they are, they all need to be more and more profitable. Finally when it’s no longer profitable fire half the people
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2mo ago
I feel like we are going to look back on this era of llm usage like we do at the period of time when we thought radiation was magic. Consuming radium and using uranium glass, that’s what we’re doing.
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2mo ago
That's a great comparison, human vs ai on a wall of text. The problem is that it doesn't fit the sales pitch of LLMs and agents - humanlike or better, repeatably, 24/7, for a fraction of the price, you just need to make sure
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2mo ago
Title-vibed comment
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2mo ago
That close out is brutal, "to our teammates who are leaving". Real "Oh no! So sorry to see you go totally by your own choice" vibes. The business is "solid", but is it not profitable? Who is cashing in on cutti
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2mo ago
"Coverage is denied for the cost of your visit to the doctor and prescribed treatment because you didn't go through our triage concierge chat bot first."
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2mo ago
Also so that the engineers have something for the resume that looks and sounds impressive. They don't know that Dario told me Fable is going to hack the planet.
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2mo ago
This will only delay the inevitable. Sitting on some magic prompts is hardly the moat they need.
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2mo ago
My colleagues like this one.
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2mo ago
dotnet on linux friend, what are you using for templating?
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2mo ago
I mostly answer unknown calls with monotone "hello" and then wait for their introduction before talking normally.
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3mo ago
Wankfluencer has now been added to my lexicon. It's a word that feels like it should always have existed, but didn't. So very aptly describes these personas who would pimp their own mother for a t-shirt with a logo on it.
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3mo ago
Codex can also delete all your files if you ask it to. Just because it can do it, doesn't mean that it's a good idea. Crazy to me that people are producing code they don't read, expect another human to review it or just let a
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3mo ago
From what I've seen, LLMs just accelerate or compound this whole process as well. Everyone has the same group think, it bleeds into the way the LLM generates code and ultimately it just rots teams.
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3mo ago
You're not looking at the code?
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3mo ago
The growing problem with this and many other AI offerings is the asymmetry of effort. All of them take my notes, meeting transcripts, jira tickets, code, websites, and give me more to read. Then everyone else in the org is doing the same, t
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3mo ago
How many UE5 games run even remotely well? I've not played one. Doom runs like butter on the switch. Might be hard to run, I don't know, but at least it was well made.
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3mo ago
By word of mouth, HDJWNSK just rolls off the tongue.
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3mo ago
I do some times wonder if the ai providers are funding things like this for marketing or if the creator is just using buzz words to try get more attention.
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3mo ago
No, no, you're misreading. This is Microsoft politely saying that not all studios are good enough for them. And by good enough they mean enough of a money printer.
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3mo ago
You also missed the part where they positioned themselves as the value offering. That's gonna be hard to beat whilst still achieving "return to growth".
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3mo ago
That's the neat part, when it's vibed it works, until it doesn't and then it's really hard to make it work again.
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3mo ago
I think at some point soon, it's going to become really cringy to put out the typical purple background with neon colour slop site. I do hope that people start to remember that just because you can, doesn't mean you should.
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