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falloutx
8mo ago
In 10 years you probably wont own a PC if things go the way all the corporations want.
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falloutx
8mo ago
People who still move to other options, if you can find something thats offline & local, as Adobe will rethink it in next couple of months again.
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falloutx
8mo ago
Nothing suggest they built the benchmark before the product. It was built after the product was already shipped, more of an afterthought.
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falloutx
8mo ago
By that logic, people should never use any Saas products because someday the price will increase. Then why even use Claude Code, someday they will get sick of losing money and increase the price to $1000/month.
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falloutx
8mo ago
> you just put your employees directly on Nano Banana or one of the simple Nano Banana wrappers. So you end up spending the money elsewhere? with exploratory design you can easily spend 10k a month on these models as a company of 1000, t
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falloutx
8mo ago
Company creates a benchmark. Same company is best in that benchmark. Story as old as time.
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falloutx
8mo ago
Bus factor would be 0 because even he wont be able to debug it.
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falloutx
8mo ago
> Your in-house teams can build replacements, it's just a matter of headcount. With Claude, you can build it and staff it and have time left over. Then your investment pays dividends instead of being a subscription straight jacket y
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8mo ago
> And then you have extremely large amounts of unplanned spend and engineering to get around them. I have no idea how you are spending "large amounts" of unplanned spend on Saas products. Every company I worked for had Saas sub
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8mo ago
> They know you can ship a new update easier and faster than before - and you actually can. And all of those updates are just AI features.
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8mo ago
Even if they use it less, if you combine all of the Saas products used by a company, thats a tiny fraction of the overall CapEx. And this cost is tax deductible, so there is no reason to optimise it unless Execs are really penny pinching, b
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8mo ago
Yeah I have been saying this since the start of vibe coding, Saas companies rely on their sales, who are good enough to sell ther products even in tougher conditions. Software costs for the companies is 100% tax deductible, and they spend a
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falloutx
8mo ago
If companies wanted to build thier own simple-JIRA they could have built themselves before. I dont think making a kanban board was hard even before AI.
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falloutx
8mo ago
Imagine working at a company who has it own Figma, Docker etc... Thats a recipe for disaster.
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falloutx
8mo ago
They didnt, dont make the mistake of thinking Saas companies are just software companies. They are Sales companies who happen to sell software. Companies like Dropbox & Atlassian have long been surpassed in Tech but they live only beca
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8mo ago
Claude is the last place where thinking happens.
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falloutx
8mo ago
All these tools to build something, but nothing to build. I feel like I am part of a Pyramid Scheme where every product is about building something else, but nothing reaches the end user. Note: nothing against fluid.sh, I am struggling to f
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8mo ago
>I really hope Anthropic turns out to be one of the 'good guys', or at least a net positive. There are no good guys, Anthropic is one of the worst of the AI companies. Their CEO is continuously threatening all of the white coll
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falloutx
8mo ago
Have talked to engineers in atleast 5 more companies and they have the same issue, apparently its part of the deal Anthropic is giving to companies, and they are happily taking it. I have never seen companies so complaint to a external vend
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8mo ago
There are no pure CRUD engineers unless you are looking at freelance websites or fiver. Every tiny project becomes a behemoth of spaghetti code in the real world due to changing requirements. > The world is relatively satisfied with &quo
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falloutx
8mo ago
Anthropic is astroturfing most of the programming forums including this one.
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8mo ago
> Anthropic will let you use their API with any coding tools you want No, in 2026, even with their API plan the create key is disabled for most orgs, you basically have to ask your admin to give you a key to use something other than Clau
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8mo ago
Because they update it everyday and the team has not heard about something called stability. This is direct result of Move fast and break too many things all at once.
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8mo ago
Code quality increased.
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8mo ago
IF anything, this is good news for Anthropic, they can now bury every open source project with useless isssues and PRs
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falloutx
8mo ago
Thats exactly what they Anthropic deserves (btw they cant even get Anthropic on github lmao, this must be the biggest company having to run with wrong ID on github)
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8mo ago
on some agents you just switch the model and carry on.
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falloutx
8mo ago
Basically a rage bait. If the law was bad, does it make it okay to violate it? In fact Anthropic is literally paying $1.5B on the copyright settlement, that indicates its completely a settled issue that AI companies have been violating this
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falloutx
8mo ago
All these sites just look exactly like claude code skills doc.
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falloutx
8mo ago
Its not from a year ago, just 6 months ago: https://metr.org/blog/2025-07-10-early-2025-ai-experienced-o...
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