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mgdev
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Comment #49030294
Never bet against Clay.
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Comment #48451829
> Whatever they did to market the product Not-JIRA + dark mode + usable APIs will take you far.
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Comment #47956131
Mitchell is a bellwether. This is a 'tipping point' situation. Exodus will be a little at a time, then all at once.
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Comment #47801242
It's a mistake to confuse what you're seeing out of today's models with what you'll see out of future ones. We're barely out of the gate on this stuff. We'll borrow what works, and…
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Comment #47801233
I can't tell if you're trolling. Nothing precludes you from doing that with AI-gen code vs human-gen code. What you just described is downstream. If you have a human authoring code…
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Comment #47783016
You already do this with human-authored code, just slowly. Project model capabilities out a few years. Even if you only assume linear improvement at some point your risk-adjusted o…
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Comment #47781388
This is an economically sound conclusion. It also means that you need to extract enough value to cover the cost of said tokens, or reduce the economic benefit of finding exploits. …
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Comment #47690352
Once upon a time S3 used to cache small objects in their keymap layer, which IIRC had a similar threshold. I assume whatever new caching layer they added is piggybacking that. This…
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Comment #46796294
One thing you can try is powering Clawdbot with a local model. My company recently wrote[0] about it. Unclear what kind of quality you'll get out of it, but since the tokens are al…
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Comment #46778720
I offhandedly set it up to do a weather alert every 4 hours during the big winter storm. Absent a well-specified API, I can only assume it was repeatedly doing a bunch of work to a…
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Comment #46765197
This thing is cool except: 1) It chews through tokens. If you're on a metered API plan I would avoid it. I've spent $300+ on this just in the last 2 days, doing what I perceived to…
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Comment #46503677
It's the perfect honeypot.
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Comment #45818772
After 20+ years with Apple, I'm 90% on Linux at this point. Two desktops, two AI workstations, two laptops, and a handheld. Even my wife is running Linux. My personal phone and wor…
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Comment #45818675
Very simple. Undermines their ad business - which is their fastest-growing profitable business.
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Comment #45772626
Hear hear. Elixir is a dream for this kind of stuff. But it requires very different decisions "all the way down" to make it work outside of BEAM. And BEAM itself feels heavy to mos…
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Comment #45716578
Yes. Obvious to anyone who writes AI garbage all day.
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Comment #45716575
That makes zero sense.
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Comment #45517880
This is, as they say, "The beginning of the end."
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Comment #44843399
Alyssa Henry is former AWS, and an absolute monster of a leader.
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Comment #44577255
I was trying to be ironical.
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Comment #44561775
it's pretentiousness thinly disguised as modesty. trust me.
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Comment #44523779
You are right, it is a good litmus test. I suppose it depends on which battle you’re choosing to fight. When I enter such orgs, I join to fix the org. And I want every tool at my d…
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Comment #44522271
Profitable operations, doubling previous adjusted EBITDA. [0] While not a yet an ROI-positive takeover, on an incredible valuation growth trajectory from the post-acquisition low. …
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Comment #44521059
My company had what was at the time one of the largest Slack enterprise contracts. You have no idea what internal corporate battles we had to face to get our higher-ups to take us …