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@citrini I've seen strong aversion to Chinese models in the enterprise. I wonder if cost alone will be enough to change that.

Huge opportunity for Meta to get their shit together and fill that gap for us.

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@jxnlco Proactive messages from codex. Don't wait for me to send a message. Trigger off user described events or cron or MCP related trigger

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@theCTO I've built this customized for businesses. DM if seriously inquiring

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@AnthropicAI @ClaudeDevs There is a bug with Claude Cowork handling MCP Apps that is greatly hindering adoption for my team.

The MCP Apps spec is explicit: structuredContent is "Structured data optimized for UI rendering (not added to model context)." But Claude counts it toward the tool-result size limit. A 90KB Prefab widget renders fine in the iframe, but model gets a "result too large, saved to file" error and starts trying to jq/python-extract the file to "render" what already rendered. Spec-conformance fix would route structuredContent to the iframe channel only. https://t.co/lazM8v08HR

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@trq212 This is cool but it almost gives permission to deviate from the spec which is not good

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@AnthropicAI cc @trq212

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@AnthropicAI I've rolled Claude Cowork out to many small businesses. I have a feature request:

Let me, as the Cowork admin, setup scheduled tasks on behalf of users in my org.

This would save me so much time and would increase your revenue.

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@businessbarista AI-native

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reading through these replies makes me realize how bad people are at understanding how CEOs think

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The AI labor replacement theory makes absolutely no sense to me

Here is the simple math

Let’s say an engineer making $300K/yr was generating $500K in P&L output for me.

Now I arm that engineer with $20K in input to make him 20% more productive

My total engineering cost goes to $320K/yr but the output is now $600K (+20%)

Because of AI, my ROI on hiring engineers just went up massively. As a CEO, that should make me want to hire more engineers, not less

What am I missing here? Genuinely curious about people’s thoughts

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@BoringBiz_ yup. CEOs will see it as an opp to grow revenue, not cut costs

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@hamptonism I'm in

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@mitsuhiko A manager communicating requirements to a dev team = a game of telephone. Developers build to spec without "taste" for the business, nor responsibility of ROI. This is a problem I have dealt with my entire career.

Managers as ICs fixes this.

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@mitsuhiko A manager communicating requirements to a dev team = a game of telephone. Developers build to spec without "taste" for the business, nor responsibility of ROI. This is a problem I have dealt with my entire career.

Managers as ICs fixes this.

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or at the very least open source

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maybe a naive question but if elon wanted openai to be open source and non profit, why wouldn't he make grok open source and non profit

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@adamghowiba Is this rage bait

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@GoshawkTrades Is this rage bait

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@eastdakota Is this not the same vibes as dark fiber tho

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I remember a few years ago Bill Gates and others started buying land like crazy and I didn't understand why. Were they really that early to understand this??

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@businessbarista Your signal to noise ratio is infinity man 🙏