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tyyyy3

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    Comment #48044900

    Can we build a list of the actual nerds who care? Need it for my future recruitment needs lol.

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    Comment #48044425

    I think its a direct reflection of the fact that most people really prefer to go-go-go and not spend the time up-front thinking about what their project even is, why it matters and…

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    Comment #48044292

    "I feel like we could leap ahead a decade if people could divorce "we use language, and it uses language so it is like us"," Or maybe just maybe... the thing should be much better …

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    Comment #48040501

    The more difficult it is to trace one’s labour to output.. expect more theatrics ;)

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    Comment #48040463

    Exactly what I expected to read after reading the first part of your post lol. I’m starting to realise, many people and the management themselves don’t really understand why the fi…

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    Comment #48038089

    I agree generally but there are periods where creative people show up and a whole slew of existing firms go bust/shrink due to one’s ability to envision a path toward creative dest…

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    Comment #48038027

    Your post weeks of pure arrogance. You sound like the bozo’s at Anthropic who made an AI agent for finance and think this is somehow going to provide a huge productivity boost beca…

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    Comment #48038012

    The problem of life in general is the last 5-10% is always the hardest. And it makes no economic sense in many cases to invest in trying to make that last part mechanised. I believ…

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    Comment #48037989

    Correct me if I’m wrong Simon, but weren’t you highly optimistic about llm’s and agentic-use of them? I believe this is a common fault of not being able to zoom out and look at wha…

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    Comment #48036862

    This is an empty statement - if you pour in hundreds of billions should you not expect progress? The question is will these firms be able to continue to spend at that rate. The man…

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    Comment #48036456

    I did a degree in comp sci but my focus through my career is at the intersection of product design, economics and corporate finance/valuation whilst working with software engineers…

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    Comment #48034531

    I strongly believe increasing the rate at which one produces code misses the point. If engineers already know up front with clarity what they need to build, and, the leadership are…