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We are too early to deem it failed ai strategies. I am advising small startups. One of them went entirely to agentic developed software by a team of non technical founders. They ha…

We so don't know what plan she is using. Eg.a 20usd/m plan usually don't cut it for professional work.

> AI writing makes me vomit. There is likely a non empty set of writings that are AI written and that you don't recognize to be AI written. I agree that the Ai-isms are ugly. Butni…

What can be concluded is that some get immense value out of Ai and some are incredibly critical of that claim. I do not know what the secret sauce is. But I have a responsibility t…

Fair enough, that's on you. You are talking from an ideal point of view. You want the companies to hold employees responsible. But that is is not how it work. Why you appear obtuse…

> You're being reductive or just obtuse. > or, at least, they should Seems like you are the obtuse one here, and you appear to know it.

It really is not. There are some areas that are critical and where software developers carefully will detail stear the work. But the vast amount of software written, react componen…

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> The human who had their eyes and hands on the code has accountability. They are not. You can not go go back to a laid off person / one who quit and keep them accountable. So this…

This is just stupid. Younperfeftky know that basically all software Deva use chatgpt or the like constantly to answer questions. In that second some of the progress was already att…

> Until very recently the norm has been that the vast majority of code had human eyes and hands on it. What quality does it have that humans had eyes on code? Elite teams likely st…

You literally spend 99.999% og your time blindly trusting code - and that is only because I assume ymthat you write code yourself. For 99.999% of people, it is literally kthxbye on…

Likely more than we realize.

Charge backs are generally not for returns. If the charge was legal and within contract and customer regulations, then Hover might very well just challange the charge back.

I don't think that is true. I think more of the capabilities comes from the cross domains knowledge. Anyways, software is also designed for a domain. The reason why it is so adept …

The core intuition here is probably that you can not separate reasoning and domain knowledge. How are you going to use tools, if you don't have the context to use them? Imaging if …

That is literally what you said > large growth but largest in top decile vs no growth, the first one is absolutely 1000x times better

So, you don't have a hard time with the Ai. You have a hard time with the intermediaries who's value is dimishing. This is exactly the time to re organize. Not necessarily lay off,…

> careers that require communication, especially person-to-person, won't be replaced by AI. A crucial point is that the amount of these careers might reduce dues to structural chan…

I don't think we should fear the big corps shrinking over night. What we should fear is the startups. Legal startup demonstrates they can do legal work at a fraction of the price. …

You clearly appear to setup that argument > So, on one hand you can get an expert take that might be wrong, but is linked to an actual person, with a reputation and some level of o…

I get this sentiment. And I get that it will feel good to see these things crumble. But I think it is most productive to assume that it does not. I am a very capable developer, and…

You are citing a legacy institutional system where updating a "standard of care" was a major institutional chance. You likely have to change your idea about this. Heck, this view w…

Your argument that ownership and reputation generally ensures better answers than agents is absurd. It is entirely clear that is it not the case when I compare agent generated apps…

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