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alea iacta est. my views are my own, don't take them they're all i have left!

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build software factories
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the original 7 girls of sf
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future anachronisms: - code - code review - programming language - architecture diagram - frontend design future synchronisms: - cost - latency - api contract - error rate - uptime if that makes you nervous, increase your time horizon it won't be long
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trying for a double troll post here (jk actually curious!)
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is a2a good or is this mcp all over again
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we were too early to write off the saaspocalypse
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i'm bored. we solved coding agents, it's done. what are people making that's actually interesting in the third quarter of the year twenty twenty six
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@_lopopolo if we invented ai first and software second, everything about how software is managed and deployed would be different it's rife with anachronisms
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josh friedman@yo_friedman·
@ptr What was most exciting consumer product experience in the before times
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@thenathancolo no no you don't get it, i'm asking *you* to be bored with small problems and solve bigger ones
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Nathan Colosimo
Nathan Colosimo@thenathancolo·
@ptr If it’s solved then why do I spend all day reading code that doesn’t work Just solve bigger problems if small ones are solved, ofc continuing to solve small problems will be boring
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Ankit Jxa
Ankit Jxa@kingofknowwhere·
@ptr Hard problems take time to solve with / without AI. Our perception of time needed to solve problems like this have reduced significantly
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@radshaan when oppenheimer achieved the trinity test, nuclear weapons were "done" that is the sense in which i mean the remaining blood, sweat and tears on the arc of coding agents are assured now i want a new arc
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Ishan
Ishan@radshaan·
@ptr I don't think software engineering is fully solved A lot of blood, sweat and tears until we get there
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alex peysakhovich
alex peysakhovich@alex_peys·
@ptr ai + science. drug discovery, materials science, bio engineering. ai + creative tools. not prompts but actual tools to help artists, musicians, etc make beautiful things. infinity stuff to do to improve the human condition outside saas to make more saas.
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@tszzl No offense to people who want to use ChatGPT for free, I just like medical breakthroughs more
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roon@tszzl·
tech companies often say they want to 'democratize access' which means 'we want a lot of users' as a sort of proxy metric for world conquest. FB cared about DAU more than revenue too. not quite a standin for virtue should use the earth's limited computational resources well
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roon@tszzl·
i don't think ai companies are under any obligation to not dedicate its chips to the highest revenue per watt application, and there are strong arguments to be made that that's the most pro-social thing to do
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@vijayiyengar so true i really am hoping we will see a pivot to harder things as ai saturates the constant multiplexing / context switching is a big barrier to that … if frontier ability was blazing fast it would be easier to marshal grey matter on hard things
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Vijay Iyengar@vijayiyengar·
I think lower latency via better hardware and voice models will make all sorts of new experiences. Fable intelligence at sub-second iteration speed is likely worth a lot: - Less context switching - You'd be more in-the-loop which would yield better results - You could test explore more ideas thoroughly and rapidly At that point, I think we'd actually be creating 10x more useful software per unit time and need a rethink of all the surrounding systems (CI, analytics, etc)
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@tokenbender mmmm. it's a second derivative compression huh floor of interestingness rising and pool of people who can generate ideas in the remaining space shrinking
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tokenbender@tokenbender·
@ptr it is hard to be impressed by a problem of choice now, what captivated one's attention one year back is a /goal now. so our own standards are only stimulated by something fresh and creative now.
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@tokenbender shrinking like, no more ideas or shrinking like, no more people working on them
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tokenbender@tokenbender·
@ptr building interesting things is a rapidly shrinking market. but we’re primarily bottlenecked by creativity for the time being if one is outside of frontier labs.
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@benswerd this is so good thank you finally a credible retort for the replyguys who complain about claude code using react
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I want to accelerate art I want to accelerate science I want to accelerate heretofore unimaginable feats of engineering I don’t want to accelerate social media I don’t care if my mobile banking app ships features faster If you’re wondering why you don’t feel the acceleration yet, look there It’s a failure of imagination For now For now
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