Into software to improve manufacturing (ie better food, shelter, clothing, transportation). Founded @SockClub a D2C company, BSc in Math from @BrownUniversity
@GregKamradt The change will happen when it's cost effective. Once the cost of tokens is cheap enough that maintaining your own CRM (with a software factory type system) is cheaper than paying for a CRM subscription, companies will make the transition. Custom built CRMs will be better.
@ycombinator If your goal is to get access to coding sessions, which it seems like it is. You can build something that's actually helpful, like maybe a project index registry with pointers to everything. That helps people organize their projects and uses AI agents to move them forward.
@benln Why don't I just wait a few months until all these best practices crystallize into one business AI operating system I can launch for physical services?
@antirez Isn't this like a perennial problem with the internet where communities degrade over time? Reminds me of the 1993 eternal September when non-university people started using the internet and degraded the quality of conversation. Time to build a new community?
Love that @dwarkesh_sp is talking to a Florence expert. We need to learn from Florence now more than ever. We need to look back into the enduring values of antiquity.
@bgurley i don't think the sentiment is caused by the doomer narrative. i think the Chinese are pro AI because in China AI is used to make physical real world improvements and in America it's used to addict us to our phones.