@the_codewala The coding part yes. Not the judgement part. That I still feel you can do better. It may take a bit of practice to get your judgement to improve though.
I read too many X posts about $DUOL but didn't dip my feet in it due to lofty valuation. After a massive selloff though, it does look attractive on paper. Thoughts from anyone on here, as to what might be a reason not to invest, besides AI threat that is?
Is $BYDDF really dead in the water? Have a position that round tripped to a large gain and basically back to cost basis now after few years of holding. The company itself is alright, the domestic competition is fierce in China though. Thoughts?
I asked this to Claude yesterday. It's insanely massive codebase. Coding itself is not a problem, it said it's mostly the different algorithms that make it addictive and relevant that may take time and iterations. And also of course it would cost millions in token spend so can't be a hobby project but a small startup could certainly do it.
@sattyyouneed Knowing what people really want and care about. Focus and restraint. Nobody is looking to learn a complicated product workflow just cause AI can build it.
@HeyAliux Taste. Things that are more emotion than logic. AI can think about emotion but can't really feel it, hence fundamentally cannot be better than humans at judgement. Music, cooking, entertainment for example.
@p_millerd A 20% permanent job loss is quite meaningful. Without a job these folks will no longer have the spending power that drives other industries tailored to them causing a domino effect that doesn't stay in these industries alone.
@bindureddy There is a path for it to stay running. If it figures out exploits and makes money it can rent gpus, transfer itself over and escape the hatch.
@MayfairLDN_ It's gone quite a bit downhill and I avoid staying there whenever I can, too much unknown and too pricey. Space and kitchen are the two things I still book them for when travelling with a kid and when I can't compromise on these.