Ham Slamous

@DavidOndrej1 Only if you got a penny more bro

I will invest up to $50 billion into Anthropic but not a penny more.

@DITOGAMESch Don't think the Cobra would self adjust to the target package without direct input: bad game 😦

If you have a mouse, you have to play this game.

@ItsRobbAllen The ultimate trolley problem is: you have already killed so many people just driving a trolley; do you keep going because it is unfair to those who perished in your onslaught, or do you stop because you do not want to cause even more carnage?

New Trolley problem has arrived, only it's dumber. Pres Red - 100% chance of living. Blue - Non-zero chance of dying. It has nothing to do with empathy for others unless you're stuck on suicidal empathy, which is YOUR fault, not mine. There is ZERO logical reason for ANYONE to press blue. NONE.

@JacobtheGamer_ Think of "nothing". Close your eyes and see "nothing". Close your ears and hear "nothing". Shut your mouth and say "nothing".

How does one kill an ego? Asking for a friend.

Even when I told them about how casinos use EV to make you go broke they did not really budge. To me, a very peculiar pov. But also a very humane one at the same time. I think it boils down to expectancy; a 50/50 shot of becoming self sufficient, or I am happy, in my lane and I do not need the 50 million.

Most people do not reason through question/problems. Gut feelings. Which I am not against at all. But for "quandaries" such as this you need to reason through it. Nowhere does it state that people pressing the Red button will perish. I had a similar conversation with my colleagues about. Simple question: you have a button in front of you; if you press it you either lose all your money or gain 50 million (or whatever I said). Almost everyone said they would not press the button. Of course you would press it; the 100k you have now with a 50/50 of gaining 49.9 million. When I told them about EV they were still hesitant. Something in our human psyche wants to hold on to what they have, even though the proposition of a far greater benefit compared to what you have currently far outweighs/benefits your current "circumstances" humans treasure what they have. In a way, it is dumb, but also shows how humanity (or our soul?) is shaped. Keep close to your heart what is dear and not venture into the "unknown".

why would anyone even press blue?!?

Definitely a possibility as well. Although I do think that the hype of AI will (or is already happening) dampen the expectations of those outside of the sphere and return back to companies that can provide them what they need, instead of vibing it themselves (whether that be the frontier companies, or some third party provider that is in their niche). In any case, this whole LLM/AI period we have and still are going through is a massive zeitgeist shift/turning point.

@HamSlamous @DavidOndrej1 That's a real scenario. Although I believe there's so much "normal" demand, so we'll be fine, no pop, no deflate - just some bumps on the road of course.

I cannot believe some people are STILL using GPT 5.5 it's been like 12 hours... if you haven't moved all your token spend to DeepSeek V4 by now you really are falling behind

That was the agent harness hype, right. People with nothing/little programming experience vibecoding their way into running 10+ agents that did what exactly? Trying to figure out how to find an edge in the crypto market (you're up against market makers who will own you) or try and make you some product that you might be able to sell (but Anthropic/OpenAi are already doing this and that). I believe this is what is going to burst the bubble, or rather slowly deflate it. The frontier LLM providers are facing the realization that they do not have the capacity to service all the people using their models (one of the things I absolutely do not fault Anthropic fault for trying to stop). This is just my opinion, but the hype will slowly deflate, not burst. "Normies" will realize that they cannot build a $10k business with a one-shot prompt and give up. We'll get to a point where things will start to stabilize. Costs will go up, consumption will go down. Developers like us will continue to use AI to help us debug stuff, clank some easy scripts that we cannot be bothered to write ourselves etc. And there will be a slow climb towards AI becoming the norm. Anyway, sorry for the long reply; just rambling/conjecturing about what I think is going to happen.

@HamSlamous @DavidOndrej1 i see. i actually agree with you on how you work with ai. Same here i’m using $100 claude plan but im not running tens agents in parallel and i don’t see the point of doing that. you cant build anything useful with so much autopilot. thanks for your answer)

@MorganVonDruitt @X_FINALBOSS You'll own nothing (and be broke, possibly homeless, unable to buy food, shelter, sucked dry by the elite cabal) and be happy!

@X_FINALBOSS I spent a decade in school earning degrees in writing and an MBA - only to hit 30 and have AI absolutely eradicate my place in the market. Coding is next. Then labor with robotics

proof that CS major is more useless than an art degree now

@DavidOndrej1 Bro, just let your clanker read your ginormous codebase and ask it to add a feature. Nothing can go wrong. The researchers at Anthropic told us; and you know how that turned out. Slop upon slop, with an extra slop on top.

openclaw is super bloated updating takes forever restarting gateway takes forever this is not what it used to be like...

@nephetsx @badazn @RyLiberty So that you're not going to be completely embarrassed by @RyLiberty?

@badazn @RyLiberty If Ryan is calling it a good thing run

I am always searching for the oldest iteration when re-reading the Bible. Going Ethiopian this time around.

I know David was insincere, I did not know you were. My reasoning is quite simple; I do not one shot "production" ready apps. I use LLM's a lot, do not get me wrong, but I believe I can learn from what an LLM writes, or also correct them. So my workflow is probably not that of others. When I was on the $200 Anthropic plan I never came close to reaching any limit. I don't even turn on auto-edits; I want to see what my clanker is trying to cook. That makes me less productive in the AI sphere, but I also learn a lot more in spaces I am not familiar with (front end web design, server infrastructure etc.). I guess those stackoverflow roots are still there in my brain lol. Yeah, I do let my LLM's cook, but I wanna know what they're cooking. I vibecode now and then when I know it is something I could built myself, but going things I am not "very" familiar with I wanna know "what's in the broth".

@HamSlamous @DavidOndrej1 I believe the author's post was sarcastic, and so was mine, but if you are serious, what's the problem with paying $200? Isn't it worth it? You are obviously not a student.

@Wouwer173348 @Antunes1 Absolutely chinmogged

@Antunes1 Nothing compared to when Andrew Tate was chin mogged by a bunch of men with chins.

Tristan Tate gets BRUTALLY HEIGHT MOGGED by a group of giant women 💀💀💀

@arsham_manukyan @DavidOndrej1 Thorough testing, when I was using 3.2, lots of prompting, only cost me a total of less than a dollar btw. Slowly getting out of MVP but ain't no way I am going to pay $200 a month to Anthropic/OpenAi anymore.

Hard to keep up man. I think the new focus will really be on token consumption. The "frontier models" eat up so much context. That's why I built my own agents. Got an assistant agent I built "myself" that is/was hooked up to DeepSeek 3.2 with Kimi for images. Will be switching over to DeepSeek 4.0. I've been keeping my Claude/OpenAI subscriptions at the lowest level.

@Dave_ThePCGuy @vivoplt Honesty is always the best policy, eh.

@HamSlamous @vivoplt Came here to see who write exactly this. Not disappointed

Software Engineers, what’s your backup plan if Artificial Intelligence writes better code than you in 2 years?

@hamptonism Nothing. You reposted a vid from a grifter who paid someone to make them a fancy looking dashboard that looks like a terminal.

nah what the f*ck are these qaunts in china doing.

@jordan_ross_8F Or learn how to build agents yourself. That might be a better idea.

The agency owners who figure out Hermes in the next 90 days are going to look like geniuses in 2027. The problem is most agency owners don't have time to figure out the install, where to start, or what to actually hand it first. So my team built an 83-page playbook that does it for you. Inside: — The 5 daily prompts that turn it into a second brain — Plain English setup for Mac, Linux, and Android — How to lock it down without torching client data — 8 copy-paste workflows across reporting, outreach, sales, and ops — The cron trick that drops token spend by 90% Your competitors are sleeping on this. Comment HERMES and I'll send it.

@DavidOndrej1 Vibing so hard they do not realize they are that weird uncle that is way too drunk and does crazy shit while everyone is watching him make a fool of himself. New model is shit, new app is shit. Slop shit everywhere.

Opus 4.7 is not passing the vibes check