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2mo ago
The Tarot card example on here is so sick.
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grahac
2mo ago
This is great! Now waiting for the forum UI update too! :) Hoping Elixir continues to thrive. It is such a great language (and such a great language for AI coding too!)
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SaaS Still Has a Moat. Just Not the One We Think
(iamcharliegraham.substack.com)
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4mo ago
Agree. Counting tokens today is like counting lines of code submitted to prove productivity. Can be completely gamed and diminishing proof productivity (aka, having any lines of code usually shows more competence than having none, but aft
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grahac
4mo ago
Isn't this Just Oban from elixir? :)
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An AI-Native Leaderboard
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AIQ Rank – a score for how AI-native your workflow is
(aiqrank.com)
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What is your AIQ Score?
(aiqrank.com)
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Saaspocalypse: Real or Hype?
(iamcharliegraham.substack.com)
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6mo ago
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6mo ago
Really fun project. Crazy that opus basically just picked the higher seeds after all of its evaluation
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grahac
9mo ago
I have found good success with Claude Code/AgentOS. The real question - is Elixir the best language to develop with using AI code generators? It may be?
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grahac
1y ago
Thank you Simon! Too many people conflate non-engineer vibe coding with engineers using ai to make themselves much more productive. We need different terms!
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grahac
1y ago
Look at the AI visibility tools. They all integrate with multiple LLM models, include scheduling, management of multiple external processes, data parsing, site-scraping, graphs, as well as multiple database structures. They need retry and e
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1y ago
I like that this is a meta comment :)
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1y ago
If the software is doing complicated integrations, that may be a barrier as said in the article. And to be clear, this is people using teams of Claude Code agents (either Sonnet 4.5 or Sonnet 5 and 5.5 in the future). Reliability/scal
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1y ago
Sorry. This is totally not AI slop. AI-edited for grammar, but human-created. What industry are you building in? And have you been building in it a while or is it a new startup?
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"Be Different" doesn't work for building products anymore
(iamcharliegraham.substack.com)
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grahac
1y ago
Very timely with Google's new Flash image release today.
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1y ago
I wonder when ChatGPT is going to switch over to links or if they will keep hiding them so you continue to stay on the platform. Also, when are the links just going to be pay to be linked?
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The Great ChatGPT Traffic Miscounting Problem
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A prompt to improve SEO for Vibe-coded/AI-coded sites
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Vibe-Coding's SEO Blind Spot – and a prompt to fix it
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1y ago
Totally fair. Sorry you had to go through that. Yeah the joke is companies want to hire someone who is already an expert in that role who is curious and a fast learner, without realizing that if someone is already an expert who is curious
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1y ago
LOL. AI is currently like a mid-level average to good engr who can write good code but ocassionally goes off the rails. Any engr on a team with those characteristics would be heavily vetted in reviews. Almost like a smart CS intern. If AI w
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1y ago
Yeah right now that's certainly true. But my belief is those companies will soon realize that some of the people who they thought were junior are pretty adept at AI management - more adept than the senior people. And that skill will s
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1y ago
I agree that AI does not replace the best people in those roles. It can do an average to good job. Maybe it can reach top 40% of the industry? If you need the best UI or best marketing, humans are still netter. Those top human jobs won
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What is everyone in the world doing rn?
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The Present and Future of Vibe Coding for Non Developers
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1y ago
Hitting the vibe ceiling is real. I know a bunch of non-devs who come to me asking for help after vibe coding and hitting the ceiling. Usually the best thing to do is to just re-start. (Also hitting the vibe ceiling happens with developers
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1y ago
Great overview on why Elixir is great for startups. Very much agree with much of what is in here! I find I am 2x more productive with Elixir vs other langautes just because of all of the things it does behind the scenes. I'd also add O
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