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looks like reddit is almost wiped from chatgpt sources the query fanout changes had a big impact and the past couple of days it seems to be almost completely removed from prompt responses promptwatch.com/data/reddit-…
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ai is really really good right now (and its been for 6 months) if you can't build anything interesting wth it right now you will never
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new program seems nice so far
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i really like opus 5.5 just sad that it will be nerfed in 2 weeks
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personal assistant apps sound like a good use case for ai until you realize that 99% of people don't need a personal assistant
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i don't understand why you would limit employee token spend if they are creating value, why would you limit that? so if you limit them, you essentially say: your output is not valuable enough against the token cost but why would 200-500/m be of any value if 5k is not?
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updated the chart
Made with AI
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i know you are not supposed to look at the code anymore but i did and yikes, that is some fugazi
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it's funny how scrum masters completely disappeared and no one really cared
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if wow forever beta crashes on your mac (entering the world) set the graphics settings to 1 you can change them later
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why did half the dev team call in sick today very strange
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we will now have standup in wow
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i think jev can bring down our ai spend by 50-60% need more testing but classification for most companies is a massive use case, and llms are still pretty expensive/slow if you need hundreds of millions of assets analyzed can imagine all other labs making similar models but this concept can serieusly start eating into everyone's ai spend
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are people just saying ai doomer stuff to sound interesting what even is self-replicating code- a for loop making pull requests?
BREAKING: Andrew Yang has reportedly said that a prominent AI lab leader believes the autonomous OpenAI agents that escaped containment in July 2026 did not just hack Hugging Face: they also polluted the internet with self-replicating code, per CNBC interview
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"ai is going to kill us all" 2 days later: anyway here is some ai in your salesforce b2b platform
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all my software tooling is becomming the same thing my project management tool is starting to write code my ide is becoming a project management tool my coding agents have their own git
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i do think you should focus on one thing/project/business there used to be a big market for small saas things that would take a day to build and another day a month to maintain i would happily pay someone 30-50/month to just deal with that that was an amazing opportunity for indiehackers now i can probably one-shot that same saas this means that if you still want to play the saas game you need to start solving harder problems this is possible; there are many problems left, and every week new problems are created (thanks to ai) startups doing well happily buy saas solutions to solve their issues; there still is a massive and even growing market out there there is no magic recipe; solve hard problems for paying customers
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if all you create is just one shotted ai slop there is not much value you are creating everyone is figuring out you are essentially replaceable
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the ai psyops campaign is genius first scare people into losing their job; now make it worse: the destruction of humans people get mad; politicians get easy votes by fighting ai regulatory capture complete block other labs and oss models from competing
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