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@code_leverage

full stack eng . replacing manual workflows with simple python scripts.

Tallahassee, FL Katılım Ocak 2011
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Scaling Tech HQ
Scaling Tech HQ@scaling_tech_hq·
Google finally has a Flash model that people can’t just wave away. Near Sonnet 4.6 on capability, built for speed, and likely much easier to use repeatedly in agent workflows. That combo is what makes this launch feel different from the usual new model, new chart cycle.
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Scaling Tech HQ@scaling_tech_hq·
This coding AI usage chart feels pretty close to what I see in builder circles. Anthropic leads vendors with 553 mentions, or 52.2%. OpenAI is second with 322 mentions, or 30.4%. Google is still much smaller here at 93 mentions, or 8.8%. But the agent split is where it gets interesting. Codex leads agents with 186 mentions, or 37.5%. Claude Code is close at 148 mentions, or 29.8%. Cursor sits at 81 mentions, or 16.3%. My read: Claude is the model people trust when the repo gets messy. Codex is the agent people are starting to run because the workflow feels easier. Different kinds of trust, same coding race.
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Bindu Reddy
Bindu Reddy@bindureddy·
June is going to be an insane month - Gemini 3.5 Pro - GPT 5.6 and 5.6 Pro - Sonnet 4.7 - Mythos (maybe?) - Kimi or GLM next versions My current bet is on Google coming back, as long as they have reasonable prices
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Machina@EXM7777·
gpt-5.5 high in fast speed is literally AGI
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Mark Kretschmann
Mark Kretschmann@mark_k·
Would you trust an AI doctor for a second opinion? Not instead of a human physician, but as a tireless expert that checks every detail and never rushes the appointment. 🩺🤖
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Mark Kretschmann@mark_k·
Retards are already announcing the death of Grok. 🤦‍♂️
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Bindu Reddy@bindureddy·
GPT 5.5 instant is incredible and is the best, fast everyday model out there Already my go-to for all non-coding questions
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Scaling Tech HQ@scaling_tech_hq·
Bringing licensed finance data directly into the workflow is a big deal. The value here is not just faster answers. It is analysts being able to work with trusted sources without constantly jumping between tools.
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Perplexity
Perplexity@perplexity_ai·
Today we're launching Perplexity Computer for Professional Finance. Finance teams can bring licensed data from providers like Morningstar, PitchBook, Daloopa, and Carbon Arc into Computer. We’ve also added 35 dedicated finance workflows for the work analysts repeat every week.
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A court in China has ruled that it is illegal for companies to fire staff and replace them with AI
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@haider1 If we reach true AGI, by definition, it should be able to learn any new job we invent. The only real barrier would be the cost of compute versus human labor.
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Haider.@haider1·
sam altman: "many current jobs will go away, but we will find a lot of new ones" idk, but if we reach true AGI, any new jobs created will likely be done by that same AGI system so if sam thinks humans will still have work, he needs to explain what those jobs are and why only humans can do them because if AGI can't do it, maybe it's not true AGI
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@mark_k Open source is already making sure the genie stays out of the bottle. Decentralized models are moving much faster than any regulatory body can track
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Mark Kretschmann@mark_k·
AI is a race, and it's important that humanity reaches AGI as fast possible, before the Doomers and Decels can shut it down. That's the real race.
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@Prathkum we are all just wrapping the exact same anthropic, openai, and google apis and trying to convince vcs it is a proprietary saas platform, lmao
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Pratham@Prathkum·
2018: everyone was building CSS frameworks 2019: everyone was building JavaScript frameworks 2020: everyone was building Twitter schedulers 2021: everyone was building low code tools 2022: everyone was building VS code extensions 2023: everyone was building chatgpt wrappers 2024: everyone was building openai api wrappers 2025-2026: everyone is building with the same 3 APIs
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Sundar Pichai just announced that an incredible 75% of all new code at Google is now generated by AI. That is a massive jump from 50% just last fall. Human engineers are still reviewing and approving every single line, but the workflow is completely changing. Google is shifting toward agentic AI that can handle complex tasks on its own, like completing massive code migrations six times faster than before.
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Have you guys ever wondered where we are actually heading with all this AI stuff? The next 12 months are going to be a massive shift. We are moving way past just chatting with text boxes. Now that models like Anthropic's new Opus 4.7 are officially out in the wild, AI is starting to act more like a true "personal computer." Instead of just generating ideas, it is now actually executing multi-step tasks, managing workflows, and doing the heavy lifting in the background for us. The hype is settling down, and the real, everyday utility is officially here. How are you guys feeling about letting AI take over more of your daily tasks? Are you ready for it, or still taking it slow?
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@haider1 Exactly! you really have to test them both on your own actual codebase , the X benchmark hype means absolutely nothing in the real world
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Haider.@haider1·
people are overreacting when they say gpt-5.4 is miles ahead of opus 4.7 it really is not. even if the release was not what i expected and some people act like claude code is 100x better than codex, but that is not true either. be careful and try both for yourself
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