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falloutx
8mo ago
Its only revolutionary if you think engineers were slow before or software was not being delivered fast enough. Its revolutionary for some people sure, but everyone is in a different situation, so one man's trash can be other man'
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falloutx
8mo ago
Sales is amazing but if your companies sales people require engineering to build POCs a lot of the times or always have to sell some custom solutions, then it wastes a lot of resources and it usually indicates the company is losing product
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falloutx
8mo ago
Just tested a few things and I gotta say its fairly easy to pick up and do things. UI does feel like Figma for better or worse. Congrats on completing this project and good luck.
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falloutx
8mo ago
Stop eating two slices please
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falloutx
8mo ago
Show me whats been built by agents
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falloutx
8mo ago
Who divides a pizza into 4 slices? A regular pizza is 8 slices, 6 if its actually a smaller pizza. 4 slices is mental.
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falloutx
8mo ago
By that exact logic Tiktok should be the most valuable company on the world, yet its not even in top 10. Attention doesn't automatically generate profit especially since most of these companies are yet to monetize attention. They are
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falloutx
8mo ago
> Developer productivity is up 4% due to generative AI. Lmao, 4% after all that. companies could have increased it by 20% by giving a an extra day off every week.
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falloutx
8mo ago
Too true, lets not trust any software.
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falloutx
8mo ago
I didnt say one shot it, coding agents have been out for more than couple years and yet we cant point to single Good piece of software built by it.
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falloutx
8mo ago
Why does language of the compiler matter? Its a solved problem and since other implementations are already available anyone can already transpile them to rust.
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falloutx
8mo ago
you have shown me 0 examples, I showed actual examples to the given question. Your answers have just been "AI can also do this" but gave no actual proof.
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falloutx
8mo ago
> I actually do prefer Claude for webdev Ah and let me guess all your frontends look like cookie cutter versions of this: https://openclaw.dog/
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falloutx
8mo ago
What? People can easily get assets, thats not a even a problem in 2026. Roller coaster tycoon's assets were done by the programmer himself. If its so easy why haven't we seen actually complex pieces of software done in couple of w
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8mo ago
people have built compilers for free, with $20000 you can even a couple of devs for a year in low income countries.
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falloutx
8mo ago
Even a normal website like landonorris.com. Try copying all those effects with AI. Another example: Red Dead Redemption 2 Another one: Roller coaster tycoon Another one: ShaderToy
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8mo ago
They can literally print out entire books line by line.
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falloutx
8mo ago
just forked https://github.com/Vexu/arocc and it took me 5 seconds to complete it.
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falloutx
8mo ago
When Anthropic beats Benchmarks its somehow earned, when OpenAi games it, its somehow about not feeling good at coding.
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falloutx
8mo ago
So it copied one of the C compilers? This was always possible but now you need to pay $1000 in API costs to Anthropic
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falloutx
8mo ago
Its not. There are thousands of examples on the internet but good SVG sites do have monetary blocks. https://www.freepik.com/free-photos-vectors/bicycle-svg
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falloutx
8mo ago
Lets be honest color is not solving cancer when they make money from managing cancer. you just searched openai cancer and gave me back the first result.
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falloutx
8mo ago
The whole blog post is AI generated. And the comment you replied to wrote is not even that AI generated.
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falloutx
8mo ago
if only companies like openAI can put this much effort into actually curing Cancer.
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falloutx
8mo ago
Another day, another blog post about managing Agents. Its for pretend companies who think they are doing something worthwhile if they run 4000 agents at once.
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falloutx
8mo ago
> apply for jobs at other companies Ahh, but its not 2022 anymore, even senior devs are struggling to change companies. Only companies that are hiring are knee deep into AI wrappers and have no possibility of becoming sustainable.
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falloutx
8mo ago
> Why do AI companies struggle to make their products visually distinct OpenAI Frontier looks the exact same as OpenAI Codex App which looks the exact same as GPT| Because that requires human thought and it might take couple weeks more t
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8mo ago
> tell me why I'm wrong or why we should do it differently. Those are the best team members. those companies are rare. and most of the companies are still 100% top down with no talk back and everyone being a yes man.
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falloutx
8mo ago
I am 30 and I feel like I get discriminated by age already. Hiring teams are still mostly made up of new grads (<5y exp) who work for cheap and this hasnt changed since 2 decades ago.
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8mo ago
I wouldn't call that productive, not even close if you are just sending AI replies, offloading all your tasks and doing nothing. This is what execs think we do, while every job has a lot of complexities that are hard to see from surfac
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