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It's also an incredibly convenient way to move a huge amount of wealth around without the tax man taking a look.

> feel like we're in an age where a very small team of devs armed with enterprise LLM subscriptions

Ok, but who is paying them?

I don't think I know of anyone who denies the value of AI. I think 95% of the people who use it know that it is a tool and are angry / dismayed / confused about companies that are parading it around like a drop in replacement for anything.

Photoshop is a tool, vs code is a tool, git is a tool, excel is a tool. No one expected these to autonomously generate money.

People will be happy that the 5% who are delusional are going to be forced to reckon with the lies they've told themselves.

As an aside, I believe there will be a huge surge in crypto hype again once these sorts of get rich quick with AI schemes dry up.

Researchers: We've boiled down all our research to the safest possible option as 2 words: "Don't continue"

However should we choose proceed, maybe some basic, industry standard security might be a good option.

Basically everyone else: nah, you're fired

Imagine your bank worked that way.

Ok, so the proposed answer here is to define the spec in what is essentially code for another LLM to then interpret into different code?

I'm not sure if this does much more than a grillme skill and then poking an agent to do the work.

good bot

Nah fam, not true, also DS edges it out on coding / dev tasks.

No, only been using it for the last few months, personally at home and recently at work.

It's still just an agent, but I can retain the memory and scripts etc. Big win for me is that it just has all the plumbing in place to be actually useful upfront.

Same, as a dev with ADHD, the coding was always the easier part.

I've hated LLMs because the wall of text generated by all my colleagues when I ask questions or they need to document anything has largely become indigestible and they took away the part I really enjoyed - deep focus on a precise problem.

Finding Hermes has been a real game changer for me, I can set the rules for the output and most of all executive function goes from intent to execution rather than deliberate effort to enforce habits to try function.

Interesting, what did you migrate to? We've had mixed results in reliability between ADO and Github actions.

Even better if ai writes the tests.

No. Saas hedge is to offer solid api + mcp for agents to use whilst still maintaining their own products alongside. That's it, that's the whole thing.

Are you going to trust a vendor who has been running for years with your business critical operations or brad_69's awesome saas skills and agents? Do you think these businesses are going to shift their whole product to be in Altman's walled garden when they don't need to?

We're already at the stage of "code reviews are slow, we should have the agents do code reviews".

We’re speed running getting the llms to do all the fun so that we can all go live under a bridge.

And this lease agreement is perpetual right? Amazon can't just go and get a different set of hardware themselves or get another set of ignorant investors to buy the new hardware and leave these investors holding the bag?

That lease agreement is hold up more hope than god here my guy.

Just checked your website, you really drank all the koolaid huh?

Just because there are new capabilities, doesn't mean they've pushed passed the plateau, they've just expanded where the previous solutions work.

We've gone from 80% in some places to 80% in some more places.

Have we honestly seen that great a leap in the last 6 months, or just better application of what we had 6 months before that.

We are seeing multiple frontier models dropping on the same day and no one bats an eye, because it's more of the same.

Is it news that he lied? Feel like he's lied more than he's been honest.

Bro you misspelled "crimes"

"Oh gee wizz mister police man, I didn't mean to plow through that crowd of people in my car".

It's illegal, doesn't matter the flavour. Maybe there isn't legislation for it, but there should be.

Also, frankly, as a fellow Canadian it's pretty clear that the biggest "rival" the US has right now is itself. Just passed out in the corner puking on itself shouting about all the foreigners who won't talk to it.

We just need to start pirate streams of football games and it will be gone within the week.

Classic AI solution, you do the hardwork so that you can chat to an agent to do the easy part.

They will probably wait it out to December and make a call then, but a small bump is looking more and more likely.

“Vulnerability” isn’t really the right term for “we left something explicitly vulnerable and exposed to the internet”

Gotta say, given the list of security issues that continue to be found in Omarchy, if I were an enterprising explorer, I'd be probing for shopify employees running Omarchy.

If only we had existing formats and standards, that LLMs were probably already trained on, which allowed for serializing components and their layouts.

And we will see vibe coding the same way we see lead paint or asbestos.

I’m installing Linux on my 2019 16” today.