rule_of_cool

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by rule_of_cool 5mo ago
which is why am I happy to launch the first AI-first meeting scheduling app, yes it costs 5000 USD/month but we have almost completely eliminated any use of code in our application, offering enterprise quality security by having Claude
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by rule_of_cool 5mo ago
No-one cares if a product is closed-source, a lot of people do care if a product is open source, and really unless a product is truly unique (almost no product is) that is often the main selling point.
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by rule_of_cool 5mo ago
there seems to be a certain type of person that thinks if an LLM can generate content faster than means it's better, said belief appears to also be linked with thinking that if text is long it should be broken down so it's easier
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by rule_of_cool 5mo ago
I mean that's fair enough but I don't think one person keeping their code closed source really changes all that much. And it depends on what your software does, no-ones out there really replacing (while actually saving any money a
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by rule_of_cool 5mo ago
have you like used AI? it's barely usable for anything other than grunt work. You actually have to tell the truth for the cynical but correct trope to work. If it's about now might be time to re-calibrate the hype, if it's ab
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by rule_of_cool 5mo ago
buying into the marketing I see? Might as well making stealing easier just cause they will probably manage to steal everything in the end is an interesting thought. Like yes if the AI thing works out the theft will be retroactively okay bec