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by falloutx 9mo ago
You are not looking at right places. Github repo counts have been high since 2020 because there are companies & individuals who run fork scripts. So AI cant match the numbers. But on product hunt, the amount of projects is First week of
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by falloutx 9mo ago
What a benevolent bossman here, keeping 50% of the jockeys around this quarter. He is probably sacrificing one of his yachts for this.
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by falloutx 9mo ago
It seems alright, but I wonder if it crashes the economy for vast majority of internet businesses. I personally run some tool websites like ones to convert images, cut videos but the traffic for now seems stable, but my tools don't tar
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by falloutx 9mo ago
> The whole story about vibecoding and LLMs replacing engineers has become a huge distraction Because the first thing that comes from individual speed up is not engineers making more money but there being less engineers, How much less is
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by falloutx 9mo ago
The people who don't lose their jobs will also not be in a great spot, there wont be a guarantee that they will never lose their jobs, they will continue to live on the wobbly and uncertain foundation, will get fired for first no they
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by falloutx 9mo ago
How am I gonna give you exact price savings, when on $18 amount of work you can do it is variable, while $100 on API only goes a limited amount. You can exhaust $100 on API in one work day easily. On $18 plan the limit resets daily or 12hr
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by falloutx 9mo ago
they just ask LLM to backdoor report if anyone asks to build something they dont want. Its a massive surveillance issue.
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by falloutx 9mo ago
I absolutely love the amount of control opencode gives me. And ability to use Codex, Qwen and Gemini models gives it a massive advantage over Claude Code.
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by falloutx 9mo ago
he may not be entirely correct, but Claude Code plans are significantly better than the API plan, 100$ plan may not be as cost effective but for 18$ you can get like 5x usage of the API plan.
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by falloutx 9mo ago
if its so easy make software, why wouldnt you also make a claude code?
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by falloutx 9mo ago
With vibe coding, now you can implement the worst ideas of your brain within couple of hours. Certainly a great tech that will cure cancer by 2027
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by falloutx 9mo ago
No one asked for this
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by falloutx 9mo ago
On opencode you can use models which are free for unlimited use and you can pick models which only cost like $15 a month for unlimited use.
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by falloutx 9mo ago
Opencode is much better anyway and it doesnt change its workflow every couple weeks.
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by falloutx 9mo ago
AI companies have already poisoned the internet.
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by falloutx 9mo ago
The only good way to fight it is with old methods. Not complying with them, not paying these companies a cent and if you have to, use the free version only
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by falloutx 9mo ago
To do what Grok has been doing?
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by falloutx 9mo ago
Lmao, me too, the internet has become a single player game at this point. I usually just type and forget.
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by falloutx 9mo ago
This is literally true, we have been automating other people out of their jobs without empathy for ages, so it makes sense at some point the knife would fall on us. Because of low solidarity we have shown with others and even our fellow pro
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by falloutx 9mo ago
I see dividing the tests and code into two different changes is pretty nice, In fact I have been using double agent thing where one is writing tests and other is writing the code, solves the attention issue also. Although the code itself lo
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by falloutx 9mo ago
In one of the scenarios programmers get replaced then the progress slows, thus saving jobs of writers, lawyers, marketing, scientists, artists. At this point I am okay with that scenario seeing how programmers have showed no solidarity whil
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by falloutx 9mo ago
The dreaded summarize feature, its in places you wouldn't expect, and not to mention the whole lets record every meeting and then summarize it for leaders. Big Brother in work is back and its even more powerful.
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by falloutx 9mo ago
this is true, like 90% of projects submitted on product hunt have 1 vote or less.
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by falloutx 9mo ago
I mean most of us dont work in our own thing or open source, so making badly thought & designed features faster isn't really a dream. Software already has so much bloat and slop that this way of doing just scares us.
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by falloutx 9mo ago
Wouldn't a lot of us become unemployed anyway if there are 75% less jobs? I don't see how I can use AI better than other people. People who keep their jobs are also not in for a fun time when they will be responsible for 4x the su
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by falloutx 9mo ago
People higher up the ladder aren't selling anything but they also have to not worry about losing jobs. We are worried that execs are going to see the advances and quickly clear the benches, might not be true but every programmer believ
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by falloutx 9mo ago
If this only works for people with like 10+ years of domain experience, doesnt that make this an Anti-AI article? Whole vibe coding sells on the promise that it works and it works for every tom and their mom.
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by falloutx 9mo ago
if you are very high up the chain like Linus, i think doing vibe coding gives you more feedback than any average dev. So they are having a positive feedback loop. For most of us vibe coding gives 0 advantage. Our software will just sit ther
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by falloutx 9mo ago
Where is this Anti-AI hype? We are seeing 100x videos of Claude Code & Vibe Coding and then may be we get 1 or 2 people saying "Maybe we should be cautious"
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by falloutx 9mo ago
You cant vibe code users or traction. If you make they will come is not a strategy for 2026. In fact, the amount of money needed for marketing will wipe out any savings from not having a Software dev.

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