jreynar

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by jreynar 4mo ago
It's nice to see an explanation of how they think you should use Claude for a host of different job functions / aspects of building a business, but the tone makes it seem like founding a startup is something you wake up one mornin
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by jreynar 4mo ago
I'm in the same boat. I've done a lot of work and hobby engineering projects and haven't run of tokens since moving to Claude max. I also haven't needed to let anything run over night because it needed hours to do the co
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by jreynar 4mo ago
Ugh. I'm sure we're not the only company that's going to face the difficult decision to either stay with Opus 4.8, switch to a different model provider or update and significantly weaken our terms of service around no model r
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by jreynar 4mo ago
I've built a handful of things, most of which mirror commercial / open source products but for which I had particular requirements that were hard to satisfy (like a wine cellar tracker where I wanted recommendations about purchase
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by jreynar 5mo ago
I may be biased because I work on an AI powered enterprise productivity product, but while I agree they have PMF right now, I wonder whether people's use will evolve in ways that undercut the current PMF. Chatting with an assistant is
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by jreynar 5mo ago
I'm going to give people the benefit of the doubt here. It reminds me of the Google search phenomenon others have mentioned, which culminated in the joke website "let me google that for you." But, I don't think the cause
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by jreynar 5mo ago
Another problem with perception of AI tools, for coding and other things, is that people often adopt a one-size-fits-all view. If Claude/Codex whatever can fix a bug in my tiny hobby project then it's going to revolutionize all so
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by jreynar 5mo ago
I'm sure things could be better and maybe we've gotten lucky or perhaps being part of the AWS startup program bumps you to the front of the queue but we've had two recent issues -- both with cloudfront -- that were dealt with