jokes on them, the moat was never the coding abilities, just the ability to stubbornly keep learning and typing and clicking around until the thing does what i want it to
@a16z was expecting much more depth on the employment part. Did not say anything and I think this is a very important debate to have.
Many many people might become unemployable
@hridoyreh “proof of having invested $100k in USA” 😂 brother if im a founder ill be investing the $100k in myself / my company. That’s of course if i do have the $100k lmao, which unless I am already a successful founder or rich family, I def don’t
grok bot first impressions: its kinda shit?
- talks too much (seems to have a bias to fix stuff i didnt ask for)
- hard to see the 'behind the scenes' (love that about codex IDE that you can easily inspect on what it is actually doing and running)
- its computer use /awareness is shit
grok bot first impressions: its kinda shit?
- talks too much (seems to have a bias to fix stuff i didnt ask for)
- hard to see the 'behind the scenes' (love that about codex IDE that you can easily inspect on what it is actually doing and running)
- its computer use /awareness is shit
Monetarily speaking, I think there’s still room for indie devs and app making. It might be shortening quickly, but economy’s innate inertia and general commodism of just having someone think through your own problem better than you did and paying for their solution it’s not someone that’s going away easily.
That said, totally agreed that frontier labs might still grow A LOT as they are in the absolute best position to start monetizing on that. As AI gets increasingly capable not just of turning low level problems into low level solutions but now turning high level problems as well into low level might carry that compound effect.
As solo preneus and technologists we have and always will have the advantage to still tackle the next wave of problems and monetize on that, as per the first point mentioned.
If your individual apps do solve the problem you have better than anything and you can frame precisely what that problem is then absolutely try to sell it. As creation gets commoditized, distribution is now much much more important though
Wtf is Google doing?
got two malware **first** links in Google in last 2 days.
This one is a OpenAI clone (already down) for codex install
There’s absolutely no excuse for this sloppy work
@jjacky brother it’s a router, so I think reliability (day zero api support), (no) performance overhead and price (markup) gets you 99.9% of the way, then you might pivot slowly into observability
switched from OR to Vercel because of the 5% markup