byzantinegene

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by byzantinegene 4mo ago
you're right, but if skills atrophy so will the efficacy of the tool.
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by byzantinegene 4mo ago
stealing someone's ip... hmmmm
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by byzantinegene 4mo ago
my only concern if the same specs today would cost 10x more given the trajectory of the growth of memory prices lately.
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by byzantinegene 4mo ago
not at current inflation levels, no way to "print" if it means causing inflation to spike beyond unhealthy levels.
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by byzantinegene 4mo ago
wouldn't take long for them to find out with the developer bragging about it. he one-shot vibe-coded a sass app (keyword: one-shot), that says alot about the quality.
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by byzantinegene 4mo ago
we already know this, the term bullshit jobs exist for this reason.
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by byzantinegene 4mo ago
you mentioned a very good point about scalability. we're seeing alot of productivity gains, but only from SWEs, which are but a very small segment of the global economy. all other economic use cases require thorough last-mile developme
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by byzantinegene 4mo ago
so your company runs on a vibe-coded saas app, that sure is a confidence booster for your would-be customers.
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by byzantinegene 4mo ago
that is not production ready
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by byzantinegene 4mo ago
Unfortunately, the economics of what you suggest do not justify the trillion dollar valuations of OpenAI and Anthropic.
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by byzantinegene 4mo ago
unlikely scenario as the main mandate of the federal reserve is to keep inflation in check. inflation reaching such levels would also cause interest rates to rise astronomically, and this would make the debt harder to service
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by byzantinegene 4mo ago
gpt 5.5 regularly wastes tokens on wrong commands, requires lots of handholding. I highly doubt there's substantial improvement
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by byzantinegene 4mo ago
yes, this will give the Chinese a good opportunity to catch up.
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by byzantinegene 4mo ago
come on now, we all know who the biggest culprit is
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by byzantinegene 4mo ago
why not compare the prices a couple years ago instead?
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by byzantinegene 4mo ago
are consumers really tolerating current prices?
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by byzantinegene 4mo ago
it's destroying consumption before destroying jobs, which is somehow even worse than initially imagined
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by byzantinegene 4mo ago
the language the original wow code is written it doesn't matter because translating programming languages is trivial for a llm.
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by byzantinegene 4mo ago
and.. how is codex any better?
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by byzantinegene 4mo ago
you understimate how large the international market is, for example, half of google's revenue is generated from international markets.
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by byzantinegene 4mo ago
some people will, but they will have to bear the costs being the only users of llms sustained through billions of dollars of funding.
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by byzantinegene 4mo ago
not if they run out of investments to train their cutting edge models. Anthropic and OpenAI IPOs are going to be a massive flop if they aren't able to sell their best models to the world.
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by byzantinegene 4mo ago
10x developers were not slightly better than their peers, they were vastly superior and faster. OTOH, the lead of frontier llms is diminishing as training is getting diminishing returns. Also, on that note. Not every company needs 10x devel
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by byzantinegene 4mo ago
most ai use and spend is still by humans. laying off humans would (ironically) reduce ai spend and use.
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by byzantinegene 4mo ago
read the article. it stated clearly why vibe-coded apps do not work. a frying pan does its intended purpose.
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by byzantinegene 4mo ago
i don't think training is necessarily the right solution for such attacks. a proper harness would be more effective
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by byzantinegene 4mo ago
technically, he didn't do that. your ai agent decided to follow his instructions when they didn't have to.
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by byzantinegene 4mo ago
you're not a corporation, corporations are price-sensitive and the decision-makers are typically not the end-users.
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by byzantinegene 4mo ago
it's really not much compared to the amount they are spending on training. 100 developers at $200 per month is just $20000
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by byzantinegene 4mo ago
if it doesn’t let you do anything, the assumption might be that it could do everything, more hype generated

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