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The founder's playbook: Building an AI-native startup

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Re: The founder's playbook: Building an AI-native startup

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Post by bflesch »

mohamedkoubaa wrote: post #155
bflesch wrote: post #140

Maybe it's better for startups to go with natural intelligence instead of artificial intelligence, just a thought

I for one prefer natural stupidity over artificial stupidity

It's weird but this is the first time I realize that even the word "artificial intelligence" is a quite clever framing, because "simulated intelligence" is technically more correct to describe an LLM.

Re: The founder's playbook: Building an AI-native startup

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koe123 wrote: post #169
zingar wrote: post #108

Earlier quoted context omitted.

100 feels low given I just saw dependabot do 8 in one hour. No AI required! It matters a lot what size the PRs are, and this varies wildly from place to place. I spoke to someone who instituted a “no PRs over 500 lines” rule. I would refuse to even read something that big unless it was just a find and replace or boilerplate.

Who reviews these 100s of PRs tho? 100 PRs in an 8 hour workday = 1 PR every 4.8 minutes. If I saw this happening in my org it would be a huge red flag, am I old?

It would matter a lot if there were 5 people reading/writing code or 100.
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