itsalotoffun

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by itsalotoffun 1y ago
n=1 but my experience is the ratio of what'd I'd class "senior" devs (per the example given) to everyone else is comfortably 10:1.
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by itsalotoffun 1y ago
I WISH this mattered. I wish data breaches actually carried consequences. I wish people cared about this. But people don't care. Right up until you're targeted for ID theft, fraud or whatever else. But by then the causality feels
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by itsalotoffun 1y ago
I'm always amazed at these relatively tiny projects that "launch" with a "customers" list that reads like they've spent 10 years doing hard outbound enterprise sales: Google, Intel, Apple, Amazon, Deloitte, IBM
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by itsalotoffun 1y ago
I think GP means that if you internalize the bitter lesson (more data more compute wins), you stop imagining how to squeeze SOTA minus 1 performance out of constrained compute environments.
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by itsalotoffun 1y ago
> something AI would make quick work of. The easier it is for AI to do the lower its actual value. So the more you're right about this, the more you're wrong.
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by itsalotoffun 1y ago
The compelling use case is grift.
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by itsalotoffun 1y ago
No. They're just desperately trying to limit the number of tokens burned per $200/mo account. It's trivial to burn 1-3x that dollar amount per DAY even before you're loaning your account out to friends in different timez
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by itsalotoffun 1y ago
Vibe pricing. That's all this is. "Pay us $200/mo and get... access". There's no way to get a real usage meter (ccusage doesn't count). I want an Anthropic dashboard showing "you've used x% of your pa
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by itsalotoffun 1y ago
This is what being part of the problem looks like. Not ok.
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by itsalotoffun 1y ago
That's awesome, thanks Charlie. Any word on a privacy policy?
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by itsalotoffun 1y ago
Totally understand, but you're asking for the keys for the kingdom, without any data disclosure or privacy policy. Even if you switch to fine-grain permissions, the lack of any "and here are our commitments to handling or accessin
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by itsalotoffun 1y ago
Full read-write access required to all your Github account's repos. Not just code. Settings, deploy keys. The works. Full access to your organisation settings. Not a privacy policy in sight. Zero disclosure of data practices. You are I
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by itsalotoffun 1y ago
Exactly. You can't both give the model access AND enforce security. You CAN convince yourself you've done it though. You see it all the time, including in this thread.
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by itsalotoffun 1y ago
And at this rate, 6% by 2035, come onnnnn!