mlady

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by mlady 5mo ago
Author here. I transcribed 400 old driving-video monologues (8 years' worth) into a queryable AI archive for $16.64 in Google API calls. This essay is about what I learned — and why I think "compounding taste" is a harder AI
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by mlady 8mo ago
If you’re using AI tools now, congratulations, you’re early. If you use them and don’t give up on them, congratulations, you’re going to have a ridiculous, potentially insurmountable advantage in output moving forward compared to AI “doomer
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by mlady 8mo ago
not to spoil, but in the article I talk about vibe coding migration opportunities off of platforms like lovable, replit, n8n, etc and onto real cloud providers as an example.
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Second and Third Order Effects of Vibe Coding(enterprisevibecode.com)
1 points by mlady 8mo ago|3 comments
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by mlady 8mo ago
The future is going to look a lot more entrepreneurial for everyone. Opportunities I see with vibe coding 6-12 months down the road.
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by mlady 8mo ago
thank you for the reference! I'm going to borrow the "outside in TDD" and see how well it works for my agents. they seem to do regular TDD well, but adding more structure to TDD seems like it would work even better.
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Agile for Agents(enterprisevibecode.com)
2 points by mlady 8mo ago|4 comments
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by mlady 8mo ago
Where I believe Agents will fit into the software development workflow, and why process is more important than ever for getting the most out of Claude and others.
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by mlady 9mo ago
basically
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by mlady 9mo ago
why?
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How to Approach Vibe Coding in the Enterprise(enterprisevibecode.com)
2 points by mlady 9mo ago|5 comments
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by mlady 9mo ago
Vibe Coding is a new skill, and everyone (including very senior people) is starting from scratch. We should give ourselves room to make mistakes and figure this thing out as a spectrum of skill , instead of a binary "it does or it doe
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10 Hours with Gas Town (out of a possible 48). Why I'm paying $200/mo for Claude(enterprisevibecode.com)
3 points by mlady 9mo ago|1 comments
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by mlady 9mo ago
This post is half motivational / half beginner user guide. It's waaaay shorter (and therefore less detailed) than Steve Yegge's original post, but I think it's got the bare minimum to get up and running on Gas Town.
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by mlady 9mo ago
I'm sure we're just working with the same tools thinking through the same ideas. Just curious if you've seen my newsletter/channel @enterprisevibecode https://www.enterprisevibecode.com/p/let-it-rip
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by mlady 3y ago
any way to mass-import videos taken from the native iOS camera would be an amazing feature that I would pay $$$ for.
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by mlady 3y ago
I've been recording myself driving in my car for years as sort of a journal, but never did anything with the videos. Will start using this!
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by mlady 4y ago
I would argue the other way around. A "professional" gets paid for a job, full stop. A "vocation" derives from "to call", or someone's "calling", as in someone's purpose in life. Maybe our e
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by mlady 6y ago
Grappling. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu specifically. I'm a purple belt (middle belt, halfway to black belt) and I understand things about manipulating how another human body moves that would either make my white belt mind of 8.5 years ago expl
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by mlady 6y ago
"I'd rather have my future wealth come from value I create" He doesn't say anything about trading time for money. If he creates value that scales, he can divorce his time from the money he makes.
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by mlady 6y ago
The USD also has the full backing and power of the largest military on the face of the planet. It will last as long as that empire does.
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by mlady 6y ago
I think there's a sweet spot somewhere. We're tending towards too much data now with hourly employees working from home but have their screens monitored for constant activity, even if it isn't value-producing.
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by mlady 6y ago
I would refer you to the Parable of the Fisherman and the Businessman. https://www.momentum-coaching.eu/en/inspiration/the-parable-... TL;DR: try to live now in the way you would want to live once you achieve &quo
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by mlady 6y ago
It all depends on your goals and what you value. Sounds like you value professional advancement and fulfillment over everything, which is fine. Just know that there are companies that exist that stress "work-life balance" and mean
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by mlady 6y ago
I really hope you mean /s
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by mlady 7y ago
In grappling (Brazilian jiu-jitsu), it is very apparent from one sparring round with a person to get a sense for what they know and get a general idea for their skill/belt level. The exact belt is determined by that person's coach
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by mlady 7y ago
I definitely agree with your assessment. Gary talks about "unworrying" part a lot, actually. Comparison is the thief of joy. If you compare yourself to others or "what you could have been / could still be", you&#x27
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by mlady 7y ago
not sure why you're being downvoted. You even cited a source! I agree that his content is mostly "hustle your face off" IF you're NOT happy, and he only occasionally talks about what to do IF you ARE happy (which is keep
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by mlady 7y ago
Gary Vee only preaches hustle if you're not happy with where you're at. And it isn't necessarily hustle to make more money. It's hustle to do what you want to do so that you are happy. If you are already happy, he just e
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by mlady 8y ago
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