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Yeah, LLMs would have more stuff to steal. A win-win situation.

Ha-ha, I got more: 'Skipping tests doesn't make your team faster. It might actually slow you down.' 'Developing without requirements doesn't make your team faster. It might ac…

A strange war: more expensive models that do not work well for most vs less expensive models that do work well for most.

People believing myths and fables are factual perhaps can expect to be a little bit disappointed.

Why are CEOs/CTOs not being fired or put on PIP for the ill-conceived internal AI push?

"Their Head of Infrastructure, in particular, was young; maybe 30 years old and apparently one of the best AI buildout and energy experts in the country" Expert in buildout or expert in di…

The Age of Agentic Development.

Isn't it weird not to see a wave of C-level firings for making such a basic mistake?

1. Claude's productivity is your productivity, but team's productivity is not your productivity. 2. Claude will actually read what is written (well parse for autocompletion, not actually &qu…

Technically, tokens travel both ways.

It's part of meta-mating, we would not understand.

I am persuaded it's a flawless imitation of how some people talk/behave.

Single developers seeking local models.

Let's not offend actual real engineers.

$7.8B would be a very fair valuation.

Let me guess: some ElectronJS crap instead of a native UI?

Did you mean investor engagement perhaps? Or some promotion committee engagement? AI is Google+ 2.0.

Post 4.6 Anthropic models do not exactly have a stellar reputation, so that choice is smart.

Yep, another investment into Duck/Kagi PR push - money well-spent.

> Don't have a subscription to wsj. An ironic analogy sort of, once media started hiding behind a paywall, I just stopped reading them rather than paying. Same with LLMs - usable if cheap&#…

They are selling shovels, not mining gold themselves though. So it's more like selling a derivative on a promise to steal open source for you in a useful way.

By an order of magnitude.

Besides, the Linux app is available for Windows - no need to run it bare-metal: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install …

"...when a game project ends..." ...regardless of whether the game is successful or not. On the upside, you get freedom to create stuff like Concord and Highguard.