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by falloutx 9mo ago
Of course this comes from Anthropic PR. Stanford basically has a stake in making LLMs and AI hype so no wonder they are the most receptive.
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by falloutx 9mo ago
Yes, I made the same point. Customers are not as dumb as our PMs and Execs think they are. They know their needs more than us, unless its about social media and banks.
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by falloutx 9mo ago
This is very accurate to my experience. Product & management dont understand basics and anyone who ever had a manager/pm, you know you had to explain to them the same thing multiple times. Product Managers also struggle to align am
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by falloutx 9mo ago
Every founder and owner is basically a money chaser and bill_joy_fanboy is the true businessman. You will not get it.
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by falloutx 9mo ago
> It's not so much about replacing developers, but rather increasing the level of abstraction developers can work at, to allow them to work on more complex problems. Thats not the goal the Anthropic's CEO has. Nor does any othe
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by falloutx 9mo ago
Wait what? There are way less farmers than we had in the past. In many parts of the world, every member of the family was working on the farm, and now only 1 person can do the work of 5-10 people.
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by falloutx 9mo ago
>The customer will have little idea what is even possible and will ask for a product that doesn't solve their actual problem. How do you know that? For tech products most of the users are also technically literate and can easily use
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by falloutx 9mo ago
Jevons paradox is the stupid. What happened in the past is not a guarantee for the future. If you look at the economy, you would struggle to find buyers for any slop AI can generate, but execs keep pushing it. Case in point the whole Micros
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by falloutx 9mo ago
If you look at submissions from this website, its all just self glazing and "We did X with claude code"
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by falloutx 9mo ago
Oh, I almost didn't realise this is done by a company. I was like this must have costed a lot, didn't realize its just an advertisement for ramp
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by falloutx 9mo ago
First time I am seeing realistic timelines from a vibe-coded project. Usually everyone who vibe codes just says they did in few hours, no matter the project.
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by falloutx 9mo ago
You are benefitting more from illegals than they are "infringing" on you.
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by falloutx 9mo ago
chisel works exactly as advertised but Claude thinks I can use it to cure cancer by Tuesday.
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by falloutx 9mo ago
Well, lets see in 6, or maybe even 3 months. Sam changes his mind every day.
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by falloutx 9mo ago
I still dont understand why we need any of them. If I am installing something, It would take me more time to write this install.md or install.sh than if I just went to the correct website and copied the command, see the contents, run it and
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by falloutx 9mo ago
I refuse to believe OpenAI wont sell the data. They will add the ads then couple days later you will "Change to our privacy policy". Thats how every company did it.
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by falloutx 9mo ago
You cant trust a company that went from being a non-profit to never-profitable.
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by falloutx 9mo ago
$20/month product with ads, you would have to be an exec to think thats a good idea. Can they even push enough ads to ever make profit? Like the best care scenario for openAi at this point is to declare bankruptcy.
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by falloutx 9mo ago
Unless you have made some exceptional advances in the LLM agents (if you have, send me the claude skill?), you cant predict it. If it was predictable like a transpiler, you wouldn't have to read it. you can think of it as a pure gain b
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by falloutx 9mo ago
$200/month tool (real cost could be $1000/month), but you have to babysit it.
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by falloutx 9mo ago
> Codex and Claude Code are definitively capable tools when used in certain ways. They definitely can make some things better and you can do somethings faster, but all the efficiency is gonna get sucked up by companies trying to drop mor
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by falloutx 9mo ago
How is Spice girls & Coldplay slop? The entire production is so detailed with 1000s of people working on each song.
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by falloutx 9mo ago
This is so vibe coded, I can't even look at it.
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by falloutx 9mo ago
Spam bot?
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by falloutx 9mo ago
If the government can track illegals who haven't interacted with government for 40 years and track them down to their house, you can imagine how fast they can track a tax paying citizen.
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by falloutx 9mo ago
> believing that an immigration queue should exist and skipping it is immoral and should be illegal. Honestly, There is no queue for poor people, this is their only way, most of these people aren't even eligible for farm worker temp
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by falloutx 9mo ago
He said only for org users. Orgs are already paying github, 4-20$ per month per user.
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by falloutx 9mo ago
I do like this idea, as it seems easy to implement. Github can just increase its prices by $1/month/orguser and that fund could end up with like, i think, 6 million per month. Thats a sizeable amount of money and could help in mak
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by falloutx 9mo ago
If companies have very little no of employees, AI companies are expecting regular people to pay for AI access. Then who would be buying $200/month for a thing that took their job? By cutting employees strat, the AI companies also lose
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by falloutx 9mo ago
This kind of project totally shows that Claude Code is nothing special, if anything it lacks a lot of features. I hope every company develops a model agnostic coding agent rather than using a one tightly controlled by one company.

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