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by player1234 1y ago
They jury is still out, they have spent hundreds of billions, trillions. And want trillions in ROI. It does really cool stuff now when it is given away for free, but how cool is it when they want you to pay what it actually costs? With ROI
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by player1234 1y ago
Please show the evidence of more productive. How did you measure it?
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by player1234 1y ago
The team members have no agency? I should get blacklisted and unemployed, starving my 4 kids and wife be cause Greg and Susan can't open their mouth or get a new job. Why are we starving daddy! Shut up son, you don't talk that way
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by player1234 1y ago
Are you the only pretentious wanker?
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by player1234 1y ago
Show us the numbers, what company? What gains? How did you measure it? If it is just fan fiction, simply fu.
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by player1234 1y ago
How have you measured this performance boost?
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by player1234 1y ago
How did you measure a million times better than google search, and 1000 faster refactoring. Can you please share your bench marks and methodology?
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by player1234 1y ago
How did you measure this?
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by player1234 1y ago
Who ships anything at "speed"?
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by player1234 1y ago
They are expecting a value of trillions of $$$. Is it that valuable to you, that you are willing to pay the subscription fee necessary to make them break even and the profit and give VC it's ROI? Looks like hundres of dollars each mont
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by player1234 1y ago
Luddite, didn't you read in this very thread someone's dad is using it for excel macros! That is at least worth 500 trillions!
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by player1234 1y ago
Sure sounds like the trillion dollar killer app needed for ROI.
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by player1234 2y ago
Did you know that VAT is spelled TARRIF in retard?
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by player1234 2y ago
Sounds like a trillion dollar killer app.
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by player1234 2y ago
Sounds like a trillion dollar industry.
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by player1234 2y ago
400 million use it for free, you can give away 400 million of anything for free. The question is, how many are willing to pay the monthly fee required to stop OpenAI from bleeding 5billion/year and return the promised trillions to inv
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by player1234 2y ago
How did you measure and compare googling/stack overflow to coding with an LLM? How did you get to the very impressive number ten billion times better?! Can you share your methodology? How have you defined better?
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by player1234 2y ago
Supercool bro'! Show these luddites! See non-believers this one works at a huge company solving hard tasks. So again please teach us! How did you get the 10-20%? How did you measure it? What methodology? Control group? Is it 10-20 more
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by player1234 2y ago
10-20% nice! How did you measure it?
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by player1234 2y ago
How much faster? How did you measure it?
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by player1234 2y ago
So you are saying that one-off scripts and hobby projects is not a trillion dollar industry? Blasphemy! The emergent crew and I are going down going down to the shrine of Sam Altman later today to sacrifice a goat, maybe you would like to c
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by player1234 2y ago
Cool anecdote, for me it has slowed me down 8x to 23x since I started using it in real projects with real customers in a real code base last year. So 1-1 in pointless personal anecdotes. Now show us the numbers! How did you measure this?
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by player1234 2y ago
First imagine paying a subscription fee which actually makes the company profitable and gives investors ROI, then I think you can also imagine not paying that amount at all.
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by player1234 2y ago
I have a good shoes business. Can you give me a couple of 100 billions of dollars? Good news I promise you trillions, in a year or two or 10 maybe, who knows you can exprapolate into a future science fiction reality yourself. So when are yo
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by player1234 2y ago
Since you are one of the cool kids in the know, can you share the road map to profitability and even better the expected/hyped ROI? Without extrpolations into science fiction, please.
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by player1234 2y ago
Stop with the realism, one off scripts is going to give trillions in ROI any day now. Personally could easily chip in maybe a million a month in subsbription fees be cause my bolierplate code I write once in a blue moon has speed up infinit
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by player1234 2y ago
Entirely possible. Have you got any numbers and real world examples? Growth? Profits? Actual quantified productivity gains? The nuance your 'gotcha' scenario miss is that displacing fiverr, speeding up small side project, making
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by player1234 2y ago
Comparing current AI to a compiler is a dogwhistle for white supremacy.
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by player1234 2y ago
Answer Gary Marcus here in the comments when you have the chance dammit! If he is that wrong, you should easily be able to prove it. clucks like chicken
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by player1234 2y ago
I fail to see how a technology that is to expensive to maintain can have a killer app.

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