stephencoyner

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by stephencoyner 23d ago
I think it’s clear that most of their revenue is enterprise and enterprise demands zero data retention, which you can’t have with Fable currently. Non starter. This isn’t a price thing
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by stephencoyner 3mo ago
If this ban remains in place, it could mean that Anthropic is forced to remove its non-US citizen employees from frontier research. How can you do work on a model if you’re not allowed to use it? If we take this further, it could mean that
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by stephencoyner 5mo ago
Coding agents are getting deployed wall to wall in most if not all of the major tech companies. Many have no token limits - spend as much as you want as long as you have a good story to tell. Companies bake their workflows into these tools.
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by stephencoyner 5mo ago
The labs team absolutely cooked with this. As a designer who's been using Claude Code a lot to make better prototypes, I still go back to mockups for comparing many iterations, collecting precise feedback with comments, and documenting
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by stephencoyner 7mo ago
I’m sure most of their revenue is large enterprise customers who serve government with their products - this looks very bad
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by stephencoyner 7mo ago
I saw Boris give a live demo today. He had a swarm of Claude agents one shot the most upvoted open issue on Excalidraw while he explained Claude code for about 20 minutes. No lines of code written by him at all. The agent used Claude for ch
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by stephencoyner 7mo ago
>There’s an item in the personal consumer expenditure data called Financial services furnished without payment (107), on which Americans are going to spend roughly $600 billion this year, or $2k per person. That’s not a small amount, and
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by stephencoyner 8mo ago
What I find most interesting / concerning is the m/tips. Here's a recent one [1]: Just got claimed yesterday and already set up a system that's been working well. Figured I'd share. The problem: Every session I wake
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by stephencoyner 8mo ago
I don't see a clean solution here. The price/craft distinction matters - companies competing on price (Amazon retail) have different incentives than those competing on quality and craft (Notion, Linear). If you're in the pric
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by stephencoyner 9mo ago
I'm a product designer with no training in development. I've been hacking together a ridership data analysis platform for public transit planners using Claude Code. The data is all fake generated right now for King County Metro ro
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OpenAI Appoints Denise Dresser as Chief Revenue Officer(openai.com)
4 points by stephencoyner 9mo ago|0 comments
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by stephencoyner 1y ago
Not just rideshare, but food delivery has been practically outlawed with all the taxes and fees. We have… Sales tax: 10.25% on prepared delivery food. Commission cap: Apps can only charge restaurants up to 15% per order, which leads to apps
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by stephencoyner 1y ago
Very interesting to see firms who already bet big on OpenAI (like Altimeter) on the list for this round. Anyone else remember when OpenAI told investors they couldn’t invest in competitors [1]? [1] https://www.reuters.com/tec
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by stephencoyner 1y ago
I’d recommend watching any of the AIP demos given by customers. The commercial customers seem to be quite open about what they do with the tech https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLmKm_LhXXgqRbNwHCSD4Wb-lI...
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by stephencoyner 1y ago
The way that this write up describes it, the "ads" would be well curated, expensive responses from top AI models with lots of reasoning. If this is the case then the responses would be far more valuable for the user than a free re
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by stephencoyner 1y ago
When I try to prompt it with something that obviously needs up to date web search (when will Minneola Tangelos be in season this year?) it says.. "I believe they're usually available from November through March, but I'm not c
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From Headcount to Compute Budget: The Rise of the Builder(docs.google.com)
1 points by stephencoyner 2y ago|0 comments
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What happens to SaaS in a world with computer-using agents?(docs.google.com)
90 points by stephencoyner 2y ago|82 comments
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by stephencoyner 2y ago
Copy paste from a post on X by @nbashaw —— Would be cool if @openai built a mode where 4o voice mode interviewed you for context until it determines it has what it needs then it feeds a structured output into o1 and helps decide what level
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by stephencoyner 2y ago
Really good write up. I keep hearing people say that we need folks outside of AI to start paying more attention and weighing in on how these systems are used (Ethan in this piece, Eric Schmidt, Sam Altman, Dario, etc), but how can we do tha
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by stephencoyner 2y ago
As AI has continued to improve quickly, it’s been interesting to watch the sentiment of the tech community get more negative on it. “It’s not very good yet.” “No improvement since GPT-4.” Objectively, today’s AI is incredibly impressive and
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by stephencoyner 2y ago
I’ve always found that you.com features are ahead of their time on paper, but the UX is so bad it’s hard to figure out how to get the most of it / keep me coming back. Great ideas and great technical founder, but just not a compelling
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by stephencoyner 2y ago
Cosmic crisps have been so incredibly good this year in the Seattle area. They also have the amazing attribute of browning very slowly - you can cut one and leave it out all day it will hardly change color.
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by stephencoyner 2y ago
By not it, do you mean those features aren’t available yet, or you don’t see the value in them?
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by stephencoyner 2y ago
Native desktop apps give these companies access to more system-level functions which will be super useful for... - Voice dictation / interactions - Agents accessing other applications and controlling your desktop - Agents performing ba
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Color Meanings and Symbolisms – Ultimate Guide to Color(figma.com)
2 points by stephencoyner 2y ago|0 comments
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by stephencoyner 2y ago
For folks who are skeptical about OpenAI's potential, I think Brad Gerstner does a really good job representing the bull case for them (his firm Altimeter was a major investor in their recent round). - They reached their current revenu
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by stephencoyner 2y ago
The stock is up 152% YTD. I think they went up?
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by stephencoyner 2y ago
They have a few brand new products that are quite compelling. Warp Speed: Aims to integrate ERP, MES, PLM, and factory floor systems into a single AI-driven platform. As opposed to legacy ERP systems, it focuses on production optimization r
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AIs will be constructed not emergent by Maithra Raghu (Samaya AI), Eric Schmidt(maithraraghu.com)
1 points by stephencoyner 2y ago|1 comments

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