noodlescb

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by noodlescb 2mo ago
This has "I got doom to run on my smart fridge" vibes, which are pretty fun vibes tbh
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by noodlescb 2mo ago
Honestly the limitations/security of it kind of made it a novelty for me. I use web hosted stuff like surfboard now for my llm-assistant work stuff.
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by noodlescb 2mo ago
"A billion people use the ChatGPT" lol uh source? even if you generously count my dad trying it out once out of curiosity in response to the news or w/e that doesn't seem true.
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by noodlescb 2mo ago
If it is, it's a horrible ad. My main takeaway is that all of them were god awful at image generation and Fable was 20x more expensive and still awful.
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by noodlescb 2mo ago
It's so bizarrely run that it's hard to decide what counts as a "comparable outfit"? It's a Space company crammed together with several deeply unprofitable and embarrassing investment companies the founder bought as
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by noodlescb 2mo ago
It's hilarious how bad image generation is. I just tried this out and I gave it two actual logos, a full design language spec, and three screenshots of the actual application and it spat out three absolutely awful images, none of which
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by noodlescb 2mo ago
After 18+ months of this, LLMs are incredible for getting rid of the work I hated most: Updating JIRA tickets, tedious little cleanup jobs, refactoring, etc. They are great at finding infosec issues. They are also GREAT at writing code base
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by noodlescb 2mo ago
Even that is kind tbh. The company is so poorly run and the leader so controversial that it makes it irresponsible to build anything serious that relies on their products. Other than the rocket part of the business, everything else under th
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by noodlescb 2mo ago
Are you implying that a tech billionaire, who moved to a private South American compound, who looks like a man that microdoses ayahuasca daily, might just a rich kid tinkering to stay relevant without the incentive or context to actually BE
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by noodlescb 2mo ago
I originally was passionate about Slack simply because it was "IRC but with modern quality of life improvements". Ever since they got fucked by MSFT and sold out to Salesforce, it's basically been dead in the water and the on
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by noodlescb 2mo ago
Interesting idea. I think the "multiplayer mode for AI development" bit resonates somewhat. Biggest problem is that I do think most companies have a ton of key contributors that find git/code intimidating, so part of me think
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by noodlescb 2mo ago
I love how consistently none of us even vaguely consider Grok an actual player
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by noodlescb 2mo ago
I guess? Maybe I'm alone here but I don't feel like Fable is particularly more useful than Sonnet most of the time. I feel like the LLMs are good enough for the majority of uses and the hyper expensive premium ones are way into di
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by noodlescb 8mo ago
Blog post from the creator: https://www.john-rush.com/posts/agent-streams-20260101.html
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Agent-Streams: Skeptical Overseer for Long-Running Coding Agents(github.com)
2 points by noodlescb 8mo ago|1 comments
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by noodlescb 1y ago
Not to be too ageist but the author appears to be a Stanford college student? Interesting thoughts but also feels kind of naive in that it is using a lot of assumption of a logical market, which is kind of adorable in a world where investin
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by noodlescb 1y ago
Yeah I basically have Claude commit via git regularly and the majority of the other features described her can be done via git. I agree it's a neat idea for someone though.
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by noodlescb 1y ago
Except these tech billionaires lie the most of the time. This is still the "grow at any cost" phase, so I don't even genuinely believe he has a confident understanding of how or at what point anything will be profitable. This