swader999

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by swader999 6mo ago
It is not in any sense of the word a being, it's a sophisticated generator that relies entirely on what you feed it.
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by swader999 6mo ago
Maybe he likes a challenge?
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by swader999 6mo ago
Uptime and crappy GitHub actions are the main complaints.
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by swader999 6mo ago
The utility of what your trying to accomplish goes to crap. For example, design me a strength program and it gets corrupted by gyms, trainers in my area etc that have been paid to be promoted in the output, especially if it's subtle. O
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by swader999 6mo ago
The output won't be read by humans (and increasingly this is the case in my own use) so I don't see how that works. If the output itself will be directed by the highest bidder, that doesn't work. Or if the output influences t
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by swader999 6mo ago
We work comes to mind. The math is fairly easy if we know what a company like OpenAI's datacenter commitments are, what their sub and token revenue is right now and what their operation costs are. This is very basic and if you had that
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by swader999 6mo ago
The Uber subscription analogy works well too.
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by swader999 6mo ago
I don't think these companies will give this information up until their hand is forced with an S-1 when they want to IPO. So stay tuned...
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by swader999 6mo ago
This reminds me, I have to cancel co-pilot...
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by swader999 6mo ago
We used to call this a Trojan horse.
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by swader999 6mo ago
Dell?
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by swader999 6mo ago
Did Steve Jobs have a passion for iMusic? He wasn't perfect either.
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by swader999 6mo ago
Maybe Claude code/anthropic should just take a bold move and deprecate certain features they have a better path forward for. I'd rather them not support a huge kitchen sink of features, especially if it hurts the product and makes
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by swader999 6mo ago
My threshold is typically an hour. And this is after all the onboarding and pairing with them for a few features. I throw a month of just interrupt me whenever you need to at any new hire as a lead on a five or so team size on line of busin
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by swader999 6mo ago
Isn't twitch or YouTube live the obvious sort of way?
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by swader999 6mo ago
Yep. I think the sentiment here isn't lagging too much in terms of the day to day experience of what is being offered. Kind of makes HN very useful in this regard.
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by swader999 6mo ago
Also, this space will (and perhaps already is for some of us) be an arms race. Sure you can go local but hosted will always be able to offer more and if you want to be competitive, you'll need to be using the most capable.
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by swader999 6mo ago
I've noticed the same thing in my own AI assisted work. Feels like I'm moving too fast and it's easy to implement decisions quickly but they really have to be the right f--ing decisions. In the past dev was so slow so you had
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by swader999 6mo ago
My uninformed opinion of it all is that certain companies have been blessed or anointed by the intelligence agencies for many decades and they've been acting on their behalf every since. Google, Apple, Amazon, Reddit, Microsoft, Elon&#
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by swader999 6mo ago
It depends what your company does. In my case we are double our output and probably will be triple by summer. We are building new adjacent products and more complex features. Smoking our competition. So they better keep up or we will eat th
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by swader999 6mo ago
I'm guessing a lot of these large companies will have massive layoffs followed by slightly less massive re-hiring in 6 to 18 months.
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by swader999 6mo ago
Thought it was an onion article at first glance.
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by swader999 6mo ago
I feel the same way. Doesn't make sense economically or even in good faith for me to use company paid time writing code for line of business apps at anymore and I'm 28 years into this kind of work.
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by swader999 6mo ago
I agree and whose to say your life experience isn't as valid as someone with less years but more time at just the traditional tools? I'd think either extreme could produce real art if the tools moat was reduced with AI.
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by swader999 6mo ago
I tend to share your same view. But is there really a line like you describe? Maybe AI just needs to get a few iterations better and we'll all love what it generates. And how's it really any different than any Photoshop computer o
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by swader999 6mo ago
Flash! Those were the days lol.
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by swader999 6mo ago
If they were legit in their claims they should have found new issues, not just the same ones.
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by swader999 6mo ago
Just guessing, but it would seem like physical hardware constraints would dictate this approach. You'd have to allocate a growing percentage of resources to the new model and scale back access/usage of the old as you role it out a
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by swader999 6mo ago
Waiting for 4.7....
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by swader999 7mo ago
They or them? It's all of us I'd bet.

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