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by rapind 1y ago
Not an issue and I'll tell you why. If the gains plateau, then there's really no need to make productivity sacrifices here for the societal good, because there's so much competition, and various levels of open models that are
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by rapind 1y ago
Dave. This conversation can serve no purpose anymore. Goodbye.
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by rapind 1y ago
That's a pretty good take. I was actually looking for a good analogy recently I think if I was just starting out learning to program, I would find something fun to build and pick a very correct, typed, and compiled language like Haskel
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by rapind 1y ago
This is interesting. Maybe slow it down a bit? What I've found is I really need to be extremely involved. I approve every change (claude-code). I'm basically micromanaging an AI developer. I'm constantly reading and correctin
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by rapind 1y ago
We hear about it all the time but no one cares.
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by rapind 1y ago
You're looking at (coloured) diffs in your shell is all when it comes to coding. It's pretty easy to setup MCP and have claude be the director. Like I have zen MCP running with an OpenRouter API key, and will ask claude to consult
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by rapind 1y ago
We called em darts when I was in highschool back in the 90s.
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by rapind 1y ago
I've had it. You're really not missing out. I always assumed it was a depression era thing (canned bread!).
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by rapind 1y ago
I was checking that out too. Looks like claude was co-author on the initial commit, which is like 90%. https://github.com/MiguelsPizza/WebMCP/commit/26ec4a75354b1c...
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by rapind 1y ago
I think this is the practical way. The website owner (or rather the builder, since if you're running wordpress, we can assume MCP will be part of the package) is already responsible for the human interface across many devices, and also
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by rapind 1y ago
This looks great. I'd really like to add something like this to my application (public and admin side). I have users, especially on the admin side, that could really benefit.
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by rapind 1y ago
> We use inkeep.com (not affiliated, just a customer). And what do you pay? It's crazy that none of these AI CSRs have public pricing. There should just be monthly subscription tiers, which include some number of queries, and a cost
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by rapind 1y ago
> US Congress has become an institutional zero especially since Gingrich. This and Citizens United.
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by rapind 1y ago
Everything is different at scale. I'm not giving a specific opinion on copyright here, but it just doesn't make sense when we try to apply individual rights and rules to systems of massive scale. I really think we need to understa
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by rapind 1y ago
> This will make the CI bottleneck even worse. I agree. I think there are potentially multiple solutions to this since there are multiple bottlenecks. The most obvious is probably network overhead when talking to a database. Another migh
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by rapind 1y ago
> But I get it. You are basically arguing that nothing and nobody exists or ever existed or do or does anything to anything or anyone or had any ideas and arguing ideas or what people do or could do or would do is pointless. And so now y
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by rapind 1y ago
> I responded to the main points in the communist manifesto. OK but that's irrelevant to my post. There's lots of books and manifestos that say lots of stupid things. You're arguing as if this manifesto is a real threat, a
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by rapind 1y ago
I think you're missing the point. Communism doesn't actually exist in the real world. In fact you are right now using it as a straw man (my entire point). Who in the actual real world with any authority at all is telling you you c
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by rapind 1y ago
Well my business doesn't rely on AI as a competitive advantage, at least not yet anyways. So as it stands, if claude got 100x as effective, but cost 100x more, I'm not sure I could justify the cost because my market might just not
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by rapind 1y ago
Sure. The issue for me is when people intentionally mislabel something to make it look worse. For example, mislabelling socialism as communism. The police department, fire department, and roads are all socialist programs. Only a moron would
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by rapind 1y ago
Communism is an ideal but never a reality. What you see in reality is at best an attempt at communism which is quickly derailed by corruption and greed. I mean, it's great to have ideals, but you should also recognize when those ideals
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by rapind 1y ago
So I run my own business (product), I code everything, and I use claude-code. I also wear all the other hats and so I'd be happy to let Claude handle all of the coding if / when it can. I can confirm we're certainly not there
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by rapind 1y ago
> There is a hole in the ground where something between 100 billion and a trillion dollars in the ground that so far has about 20B in revenue (not profit) going into it annually. This is a concern for me. I'm using claude-code daily
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by rapind 1y ago
My sneaky retention tactic is Elm... I'm only retaining myself though :)
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by rapind 1y ago
> If a project successfully excludes AI contributions (not clear how other than controlling contributions to a tight group of anti-AI fanatics), it's just going to be cloned, and the clones will leave it in the dust. Yeah I don’t th
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by rapind 1y ago
> Clearly I've struck a nerve here, and maybe thats something worth interrogating. Oh god… please fix me. Anyways it read to me like an obvious generalization. My bad if you weren’t. After all, some of your best friends are “x”.
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by rapind 1y ago
> if our divorced angry next door neighbor Why is “divorced” relevant. Maybe he should be the one worried about NIMBYs.
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by rapind 1y ago
Thank god.
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by rapind 1y ago
It's all theatre man.
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by rapind 1y ago
"Clusterfuck" is implicit and may be omitted.

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