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Carl Assmann

@carlassmann

proud dad - building @syntwinai - organizing Munich TypeScript

München, Bayern Katılım Nisan 2016
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Carl Assmann
Carl Assmann@carlassmann·
i'm looking for our second product engineer in munich (hybrid) at @syntwinai. syntwins goal is to scale communication capacities through an individual AI counterpart for every person. instead of leaving a message and wait, you can talk to someones syntwin and often get the answer immediately. we are an early stage startup with a few investors and B2B customers. the stack is @astrodotbuild, @convex, @livekit and @EffectTS_. compensation is 90-120k € + equity. find details here: syntwin.ai/careers/produc…
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Micky
Micky@Rasmic·
im gonna be a dad guys
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Carl Assmann
Carl Assmann@carlassmann·
it was an adventure story about my son and his friends about things he likes, doing things they typically do. and it was interactive. it had decision points where my son could decide what happens next. peppa pig is a 5 min story about something in the everyday lives of kids. we know every episode by now. i would not globally replace one with the other. in that moment the personalized one was just better
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Marco@MarcoNL88·
@carlassmann @GergelyOrosz Why is personalization good? Why would Peppa Pig be worse? I honestly can't think of any reason?
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Gergely Orosz
Gergely Orosz@GergelyOrosz·
I cannot explain how terrible it is to see OpenAI’s CEO advocating to use their own AI product to have LESS personal connection with those closest to you: family and kids. No, don’t use AI to create a podcast about your kids based on their calendars. Talk to your kids, not to AI
Sam Altman@sama

cool use case of chatgpt work i heard last night: connect your family calendars and explain your kids' interests. every morning for the drive to school, have it make a podcast that talks about one kid's soccer game that afternoon, one kid's upcoming birthday, some news, etc.

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Carl Assmann
Carl Assmann@carlassmann·
it was better. unlike you i was there. you can't do this every time. you can't replace every story with such a story. but in this situation this story was actually cool. i was able to throw in typical stuff my son or the friends do. we had decision points to shape the story as it evolved. we had a good time.
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Smuckerdoodle
Smuckerdoodle@Smuckerdoodle6·
@carlassmann @GergelyOrosz Yeah, it was not better. Kids like hearing their names. That doesn’t make the story itself better. What do you even think the purpose of a story IS?
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Bidyut
Bidyut@BidyutKundu12·
@rauchg @Schwarzenegger @nextjs @vercel As someone who uses Next.js and Vercel every day, thank you for making deployment so effortless. Really appreciate everything you and the team have built. ❤️
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Carl Assmann
Carl Assmann@carlassmann·
@chribjel can't you file the domain costs as work adjacent expenses? similar to buying a computer or a desk?
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Christoffer Bjelke
Christoffer Bjelke@chribjel·
God damn i need to form a company around my twitter payouts to optimize taxes now Getting too much
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maria@maria_rcks·
@theo so you're a codex contributor, never knew huh
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Brooks Lybrand
Brooks Lybrand@BrooksLybrand·
Can someone go buy something from the remix store? We've been at 299 orders all week. Here, I'll make it easy.
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Carl Assmann
Carl Assmann@carlassmann·
when i am blocked by missing information / understanding i have to find the right person (which my agent then does), explain my issue in a way that this person understands (which my agent then does), understand their response (which my agent then does), apply it to my issue so im unblocked (which my agent then does) and not be blocked again for the same reason (which my agent then does).
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Alex
Alex@alexanderOpalic·
@carlassmann What do you mean you don't learn from it?
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Gergely Orosz
Gergely Orosz@GergelyOrosz·
I mean even today e2e tests are this weird place where they are more flakey than other suites, take longer to run, and are extremely brittle Agents make it somewhat easier to write them tho (you can specific things like “the button stays in the middle” without screenshot tests) But the value of these tests is determinism after you go thru the pain of fixing them. My money is that we’ll have more E2E tests generated and potentially maintained (fixing breaking ones) with agents, not that they go away
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ThePrimeagen@ThePrimeagen·
Hot tech prediction: I think when agents get faster and cheaper e2e tests will vanish
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Carl Assmann
Carl Assmann@carlassmann·
@mitsuhiko no euromaxxing is actually having weekends or vacation or evenings with the family.
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Armin Ronacher ⇌
Armin Ronacher ⇌@mitsuhiko·
Does it still count as euromaxxing if you also work?
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Carl Assmann
Carl Assmann@carlassmann·
@BrooksLybrand yeah it feels like AI accelerated the fieconnect between what normies need and what developers build. but we now can build software you can talk to, which is too good to not try to build something useful
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Brooks Lybrand
Brooks Lybrand@BrooksLybrand·
hell of a week for startups to continue the trend of not understanding what normies actually want ai to do for them
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Adam@adamdotenv·
@carlassmann @rough__sea exactly, all the "ADEs" have such a shitty file viewers without LSP yet they rather release a mobile support then prioritizing this
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Ryan Dahl
Ryan Dahl@rough__sea·
do people still use IDEs?
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