codingwagie

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by codingwagie 2y ago
Yes, I have written code I could not have without the model. To me, 200$ is cheap. It's better than claude 3.5 by a wide margin if you know how to prompt for coding.
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by codingwagie 2y ago
We are about to watch alot of mysteries unravel
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by codingwagie 2y ago
I really do think this time is different, we are on the precipice of something huge
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by codingwagie 2y ago
:)
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by codingwagie 2y ago
Maybe this will finally liberate humanity from educational prestige dominating life outcomes.
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by codingwagie 2y ago
I actually agree. I think its over, but the world will take a while to catch up
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by codingwagie 2y ago
Programming becomes irrelevant as a career
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by codingwagie 2y ago
Cursor.sh, and its not even close. OpenAI o1 pro is also very good
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by codingwagie 2y ago
Small pieces of software incrementally delivered is the key. Never ship a big feature at once
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by codingwagie 2y ago
Slowdown? Sonnet 3.5 came out in June, and was a step change in programming capability. Zoom out 5 years and we are moving at lightning pace. This is like saying bitcoin isnt ripping because it went down for six months. Non linear progress
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by codingwagie 2y ago
Computer programming is easily verifiable, the code works or it doesnt. so you dont need good english, and your education doesnt really matter since either you write working code or you dont. its also a massive cost on businesses. theres li
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by codingwagie 2y ago
Theres like a million well qualified applicants, they arent getting hired. go read any jobs forum, people are struggling
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by codingwagie 2y ago
I run interviewing at a well known company, this isnt true
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by codingwagie 2y ago
My bet is that companies are hiring H1Bs but must post jobs. I literally dont see americans getting hired at well known tech companies
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by codingwagie 2y ago
JetBrains has gone downhill since they purged their original developers. The IDE is not as performant, and newer versions are full of bugs. I have heard this first hand from people in Russia. Cursor.sh and ai development tools are a huge th
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by codingwagie 2y ago
VCs more often than not just pick who they want to run a company in some vertical. So like, an AI company for lawyers, they just go find some Harvard guy and fund him. It increases wealth inequality, bc they choose who to write the check to
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by codingwagie 2y ago
Their goal isnt revenue, they can turn ads on and turn into google. the goal is growth
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by codingwagie 2y ago
They already have something like 80% of the gen ai revenue
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by codingwagie 2y ago
I dont know you or anything about the product, but before revamping, go get ten more sales. sales. sales. this is coming from an engineer with adhd :)
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by codingwagie 2y ago
Before you quit, whatever idea you want to build, try to sell it. Go make a landing page, sign up on apollo.io, start sending sales emails. Offer to pay people 100$ per hour to speak with you. If you get sales with no tech, then maybe quit
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by codingwagie 2y ago
Its just a world class city. so if its happening here, its happening everywhere
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by codingwagie 2y ago
Huge amount of fraud in the dental space, even in places like NYC.
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by codingwagie 2y ago
This the same FED that printed so much money during covid that housing prices doubled? Where is that reflected in this chart?
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by codingwagie 2y ago
"Labor shortage", except real wages in the usa have been declining since the 1970s. People need to be shamed for using these terms. Inflation adjusted, and even worse, real estate adjusted, wages have dropped like a rock.
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by codingwagie 2y ago
Try the keto diet. Just eat rib eye steaks, eggs, green veggies, and avocado. Just do it for 3 days. See how you feel
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by codingwagie 2y ago
cursor.sh, add context to the prompt
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by codingwagie 2y ago
Cognito is dirt cheap. Its just clunky to use, but agree has everything you might need
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by codingwagie 2y ago
Yeah, sonnet is noticeably better. To the point that openai is almost unusable, too many small errors
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by codingwagie 2y ago
its funny that cursor.sh with < 30 developers has a better autocomplete model than microsoft
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by codingwagie 2y ago
The big problem with programming is its usually divorced from big picture thinking. Businesses keep you away from business conversations

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