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Four Ways ChatGPT Images 2.0 Can Be Useful for Your Business(theautomatedoperator.substack.com)
3 points by idopmstuff 5mo ago|0 comments
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Creating a Dashboard with Claude Design(theautomatedoperator.substack.com)
2 points by idopmstuff 5mo ago|0 comments
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by idopmstuff 6mo ago
Some people talk like skill atrophy is inevitable when you use LLMs, which strikes me as pretty absurd given that you are talking about a tool that will answer an infinite number of questions with infinite patience. I usually learn way more
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15 Ways I'm Using AI to Manage My Small Business(theautomatedoperator.substack.com)
2 points by idopmstuff 6mo ago|0 comments
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by idopmstuff 6mo ago
> 'Or none' is ruled out since it found the same vulnerability It's not, though. It wasn't asked to find vulnerabilities over 10,000 files - it was asked to find a vulnerability in the one particular place in which th
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by idopmstuff 6mo ago
The funny thing is that the author uses your exact logic when he finds evidence that goes against his hypothesis. He made posts that asked questions about things that Satoshi definitely would've known? Misdirection! Somebody else does
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Amazon Ads with Claude Pt. 2: Making Skills(theautomatedoperator.substack.com)
1 points by idopmstuff 6mo ago|0 comments
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by idopmstuff 6mo ago
I am watching DTF St. Louis (which is not a terrible reality show about a third tier city like the title implies, actually a Jason Bateman kind of dark comedy/whodunit), and Peyronie's features in the story. The show also has the
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by idopmstuff 7mo ago
Hah, thanks but unfortunately I quit and started a business a couple of years ago, in no small part because I didn't want to spend my time maneuvering to kill stupid ideas.
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by idopmstuff 7mo ago
Hahaha yes this is absolutely true but often times so much more work.
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by idopmstuff 7mo ago
Yeah, I don't really accept the argument that AI makes mistakes and therefore cannot be trusted to write production code (in general, at least - obviously depends on the types of mistakes, which code, etc.). The reality is we have buil
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by idopmstuff 7mo ago
As a former PM, I will say that if you want to stop something from happening at your company, the best route is to come off very positive about it initially. This is critical because it gives you credibility. After my first few years of PMi
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by idopmstuff 7mo ago
I don't know that people are saying code is dead (or at least the ones who have even a vague understanding of AI's role) - more that humans are moving up a level of abstraction in their inputs. Rather than writing code, they can w
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Amazon Ads with Claude Pt. 1: Claude Is Hubristic, Lazy, and Devoid of Sense(theautomatedoperator.substack.com)
2 points by idopmstuff 7mo ago|0 comments
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by idopmstuff 7mo ago
> And it doesn't freak you out that you're relying on thousands of lines of code that you've never looked at? I was a product manager for 15 years. I helped sell products to customers who paid thousands or millions of doll
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by idopmstuff 7mo ago
I am currently using a Claude skill that I have been building out over the last few days that runs through my Amazon PPC campaigns and does a full audit. Suggestions of bid adjustments, new search terms and products to advertise against and
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by idopmstuff 7mo ago
I'll grant that it does extend beyond SWEs, but whether AI atrophies skills is entirely up to the user. I used to use a bookkeeper, but I got Claude a QuickBooks API key and have had it doing my books since then. I give it the same inp
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Doing My Taxes with Claude(theautomatedoperator.substack.com)
1 points by idopmstuff 7mo ago|0 comments
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by idopmstuff 7mo ago
It's also worth nothing that the "our" in that sentence is just SWEs, who are a pretty small group in the grand scheme of things. I recognize that's a lot of HN, but still bears considering in terms of the broader impact
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by idopmstuff 7mo ago
I use Claude code in a number of different parts of my business - coding internal applications, acting as a direct interface to SaaS via APIs and just general internal use. I find there is a virtuous cycle here where the more I use it, the
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by idopmstuff 7mo ago
> it can price compare and then ask the user for confirmation Sure, but that's explicitly not what the Citrini article said. It said: "The part that should have unsettled investors more than it did was that these agents didn’t
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Contra Citrini(theautomatedoperator.substack.com)
7 points by idopmstuff 7mo ago|3 comments
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by idopmstuff 8mo ago
I do think the models themselves will get commoditized, but I've come around to the opinion that there's still plenty of moat to be had. On the user side, memory and context, especially as continual learning is developed, is prett
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I Found a Legitimately Helpful Use Case for a Web Browsing Agent(theautomatedoperator.substack.com)
1 points by idopmstuff 8mo ago|0 comments
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by idopmstuff 8mo ago
This doesn't seem better? I'm an employer and I want to make sure you haven't committed any serious crimes, so I ask for a certificate saying you haven't committed violent crimes. I get a certificate saying you have. It
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by idopmstuff 8mo ago
If you embezzled money at your last company, I shouldn't be able to decline to hire you on my finance team on that basis?
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by idopmstuff 8mo ago
No, because even if they're not sold as new (which as others have commented is often not the case), they're still competing with you for sales. Someone who would have paid full price for a new one instead gets a version with a sli
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by idopmstuff 8mo ago
I'm with you. I own a business and have created multiple tools for myself that collectively save me hours every month. What were boring, tedious tasks now just get done. I understand that the large-scale economic data are much less cle
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by idopmstuff 8mo ago
This is the one that gets me - sometimes you're forced to work with systems that do annoying things that you have to accommodate. It's annoying, but it's more important to do the thing that prevents your users from having iss
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Shortcut.ai Is AGreat Excel Agent (and Thoughts on AI Replacing Prof Services)(theautomatedoperator.substack.com)
1 points by idopmstuff 8mo ago|0 comments

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