swader999

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by swader999 3mo ago
Because you get to solve real problems people have. But you have to work with real people.
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by swader999 3mo ago
I hope so
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by swader999 3mo ago
Here's me wanting to drop thousands on this so I can save a few bucks a day by not having to call cloud llms for simple distillation tasks. Lol.
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by swader999 3mo ago
Lol. I'm a peasant.
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by swader999 3mo ago
No, there's a place for private, but it should be rare and not default mode for all company business related comms. The change is for when everyone realizes this is useful info, a decision was made, you want to share this more broadly.
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by swader999 3mo ago
I programmed back then too so cheekiness applied mostly to me.
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by swader999 3mo ago
1. A workspace admin or 2. by permission of all on thread, or AI inspects contents and gates on 1 or 2 if anything sensitive. This isn't 1990, we can program stuff now.
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by swader999 3mo ago
Private groups are the worst thing in a truly collaborative environment. Would be nice in Slack to have a Publish this whole freaking thread to a public channel button.
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by swader999 3mo ago
It's useful for things where it just needs to get through to completion. Long running tasks. I walk away and expect it to be done without pausing for input.
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by swader999 3mo ago
On Claude if you start with that, it won't stop until it achieves or exhausts your prompt. It feels like "here's your mission, go do it". I use it a few times a week.
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by swader999 3mo ago
I'm impressed with the general public. I thought these guys would get away with their hype train. Nice surprise.
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by swader999 3mo ago
I've already had five naps by then.
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by swader999 3mo ago
Don't get me wrong, I love Claude code and there is some loyalty I feel. But just can't justify staying if costs 2x.
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by swader999 3mo ago
What are the costs to get equivalent work done compared to the Claude code max 20x sub?
75.
by swader999 3mo ago
Yeah I'm getting fed up with this dance. Especially when I'm trying to max out credits over a weekend.
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by swader999 3mo ago
Exactly. We are all on Claude where I work but as soon as the costs rise we are migrating. Changing to a new coding agent stack feels like it will be about as much effort as migrating to a new keyboard. Gross or painful for about a week or
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by swader999 3mo ago
It could heat your home in the winter and your pool in the summer.
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by swader999 3mo ago
It's the euv machines that are the bottleneck. Pretty hard to ramp those up any faster in the next few years.
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by swader999 3mo ago
Every now and then an article like this is fine.
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by swader999 3mo ago
My barber once told me, "You don't pay me for what I cut, you pay me for what I leave behind". Now I'm bald.
81.
by swader999 3mo ago
Maybe the glasses. After other companies have failed, they may have something here.
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by swader999 4mo ago
This is the kind of Science I'd expect a 12 year old boy to come up with given unlimited funding.
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by swader999 4mo ago
Fable already feels like it has a very good harness.
84.
by swader999 4mo ago
A competitor of the restaurant could see everything that was ordered that night. Pretty serious imo.
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by swader999 4mo ago
Yeah but seriously, did you even read what the guy wrote?
86.
by swader999 4mo ago
Yeah but you could heat your whole house!
87.
by swader999 4mo ago
If you are running multiple agents your cost to them should be multiples less what their roi is.
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by swader999 4mo ago
Kind of crazy actually. Other models are catching up fast, they all can find the vulnerabilities in our (and by our I mean everyone's) underlying infra very fast. It takes a very long time to fix, review, and finally deploy these fixes
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by swader999 4mo ago
I wonder if they adhere to Quebec's language laws.
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by swader999 4mo ago
He's a bit of a wuss though. Not betting it all, just slowly iterating on the next miss, can never be fired. Pretty damn funny actually. Sad if you work there though.

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