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by llmslave 8mo ago
theres alot of denial, and people that havent taken a serious look at the ai models
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by llmslave 8mo ago
baffled that people are still suspicious of ai coding models
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by llmslave 8mo ago
they dont, which is why these companies are going to get smoked. a small team of people will compete with atlassian head on. the whole saas business model is under threat
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by llmslave 8mo ago
this is what the stock market is pricing in
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by llmslave 8mo ago
no the difference is 90% cost savings, which was previously impossible
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by llmslave 8mo ago
how dont people understand? if you have a VC funded b2b saas, you need to charge huge margins for the investors to get a return. now, small teams can vibe code a replacement and charge 90% less money. AI is going to kill saas margins. i lit
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by llmslave 8mo ago
cost will go down 70-90%
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by llmslave 8mo ago
ai will know the domain knowledge
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by llmslave 8mo ago
yes, if it takes one month to build something that took 9 months previously, it completely changes your go to market strategy
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by llmslave 8mo ago
Software will be easy to create, which will kill moats and margins on existing products. The game is up for pure saas. Smart money started pricing this in one year ago
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by llmslave 8mo ago
i think microsoft just doesnt have top talent building these products
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by llmslave 8mo ago
The benchmarks on all these models are meaningless
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by llmslave 8mo ago
when software gets cheap to build the economics will change
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by llmslave 8mo ago
this is just an intermediate thing until the tooling and models catch up
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by llmslave 8mo ago
Its pretty clear that any white collar work where the outputs can be verified and tested in a reinforcement learning environment, will be automated
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by llmslave 8mo ago
The big secret: certain pools of ancient humans have been smart for alot longer than modern evolutionary theory wants to admit
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by llmslave 8mo ago
basically every growth process in the body can be induced by chemicals. and so now people are starting to take some of these chemicals. we will see how it turns out
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by llmslave 8mo ago
no they literally just kept printing money for no reason
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by llmslave 8mo ago
covid money printing was some of the worst fed decision making in US history. they essentially ruined the housing market, priced out a generation of younger buyers, which is now crushing fertility rates, savings, and more
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by llmslave 8mo ago
a sound response to some of the worst fed decision making in US history. they essentially ruined the housing market, priced out a generation of younger buyers, which is now crushing fertility rates, savings, and more
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by llmslave 8mo ago
did you forget about all the money the fed printed during covid? fed independence is important, but literally irrelevant in the face of rampant money printing
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by llmslave 9mo ago
china has produced very little real innovation
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by llmslave 9mo ago
no its not
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by llmslave 9mo ago
usa companies invented these models
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by llmslave 9mo ago
yes and its weird for people to claim otherwise
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by llmslave 9mo ago
So basically the amount of time it takes for them to scrape existing US models and then train on that data. China doesnt have any intellectual property, they are just stealing
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by llmslave 9mo ago
This is a complete myth. Human populations are not homogenous, gene pools that relied on agriculture for the last 10k years are completely different than hunter gatherer populations. You have been lied to
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by llmslave 9mo ago
its nothing like stack overflow
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by llmslave 9mo ago
the world has changed, have you caught up?
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by llmslave 9mo ago
yes, but so are most jobs like mine

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