dakolli

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by dakolli 9mo ago
:clown:
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by dakolli 9mo ago
They literally cannot do this, they are not that much different than autocomplete that was in your email 10 years ago, with some transformer NN magic. Stop believing the hype.
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by dakolli 9mo ago
That is my point, llms replace more jobs than they theoretically create (datacenter/semiconductor manufacturing demand).
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by dakolli 9mo ago
So why did are companies laying of 100s of thousands of people, 400k in SWE alone in 16 months during a bull market where equities and profits are at all time highs? How come the January jobs report was so terrible, January is historically
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by dakolli 9mo ago
This type of automation does not create jobs, and we are seeing that in jobs numbers. You're right it does reduce the amount of labour needed, hence why we are seeing equities rise why people's wages/opportunities shrink. Get
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by dakolli 9mo ago
Lmao, you need to go read up on the french revolution. This is the craziest comment I've read on this site in a long time. And I know datacenters and semiconductor manufacturing don't employ a lot of people, thats my point, the a
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by dakolli 9mo ago
How does that create jobs? This makes no sense, also I wouldn't consider 99% of what it outputs worthy of production, it just satisfies some low standards of a certain subset of modern business.
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by dakolli 9mo ago
When we created cars that replaced buggies, that came with new machines for manufacturing, who need mechanics. The same for most physical automation. When we automated pen and paper business processes with SaaS, we created new managment pos
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by dakolli 9mo ago
I think it will be over automation that does them in, most normies I know are not down with this all this automation and will totally opt for the human focused product experienced, not the one devoid of it because it was built and ran by a
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by dakolli 9mo ago
Yeah but you know what, this is a complete psyop. They just want people to think the barrier of entry has dropped to the ground and that value of labour is getting squashed, so society writes a permission slip for them to completely depress
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by dakolli 9mo ago
Yes, all of these stories, and frequent model releases are just intended to psyop "decision makers" into validating their longstanding belief that the labour shouldn't be as big of a line item in a companies expenses, and per
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by dakolli 9mo ago
Doesn't matter, I've come to the conclusion I'll never buy into one these networks. There's a reason "security" cameras were always on "closed circuit", there's no need give these companies money
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by dakolli 9mo ago
Well he also thinks $10.00 in LLM tokens is equivalent to a $1mm labor budget. These are the same people who were grifting during the NFTs days, claiming they were the future of art.
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by dakolli 9mo ago
Why would someone get paid well for this skill? Its not valuable at all.
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by dakolli 9mo ago
lmao, you are an idealistic moron. If llms can replace labor at 1/100k of the cost (lmfao) why are you looking to "deploy" more workers? So are you trying to say if I have $100.00 in tokens I have the equivalent of $10mm in l
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by dakolli 9mo ago
Yeah, that's a good question that I can't stop thinking about. I don't really enjoy much else other than building software, its genuinely my favorite thing to do. Maybe there will be a world where we aren't completely re
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by dakolli 9mo ago
wow solving useless puzzles, such a useful metric!
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by dakolli 9mo ago
Well I honestly think this is the solution. It's much harder to do French Revolution V2 though if they've used ML to perfect people's recommendation algorithms to psyop them into fighting wars on behalf of capitalists. I imag
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by dakolli 9mo ago
Its hilarious how there's 50 clones of the same thing in the comment section, yall need to go watch Peter Thiels talk at YC from 2011 or whenever. Be contrarian, stop building the obvious thing.
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by dakolli 9mo ago
Its really weird how you all are begging to be replaced by llms, you think if agentic workflows get good enough you're going to keep your job? Or not have your salary reduced by 50%? If Agents get good enough it's not going to bui
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by dakolli 9mo ago
You sound like Russ Hanneman from SV
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by dakolli 9mo ago
Start recording your meetings with your boss. When you get fired because they think ChatGPT can do your job, clone his voice and have an llm call all their customers, maybe his friends and family too. Have 10 or so agents leave bad reviews
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by dakolli 9mo ago
I think there's a distribution of agency in humans, hence why we have insults like "npcs". Its probably not fair to use that word to describe people, but the cliche has some truth in it and I think a lot of tech exploits this
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by dakolli 9mo ago
Are people doing this thing now where they can't even judge a product, website by themselves? Or read and analyze anything without asking an LLM to do it for them. 2026: The year everyone fried their brain with Think for Me SaaS.
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by dakolli 9mo ago
I don't think so, I think they know there's no AGI, or complete replacement. They are using those hyperbolic statements to get people to buy in. The goal is just to depress the value of human labor, they will lay people off and hi
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by dakolli 9mo ago
I agree, you're probably right! Thanks!
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by dakolli 9mo ago
Well if you've been "coding" for 20 years you should have known after a pretty short period of time it doesn't save you any time.
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by dakolli 9mo ago
It seems pretty obvious to me the ruling class is preparing for war to keep us occupied, just like in the 20s, they'll make young men and women so poor they'll beg to fight in a war. It makes one wonder what they expect to come ou
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by dakolli 9mo ago
Just say it simply, 1. LLMs only serve to reduce the value of your labor to zero over time. They don't need to even be great tools, they just need to be perceived as "equally good" to engineers for C-Suite to lay everyone off
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by dakolli 9mo ago
Are people in San Francisco that stupid that they're having open-clawd meetups and talking about the Singularity non stop? Has San Francisco become just a cliche larp?

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