thieme

Enterprise Architect. Making software teams thrive (AI, CD, Clean Arch, ATDD, TBD, agile, Rust, Haskell, ...), ML, scientific skepticism, meditation, WFPB diet.

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@unclebobmartin You want to jump to some specific screen/scenario inside a graphical UI to save click time. That will require a high quality software underneath.
ADD => Algebra Driven Design.

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@unclebobmartin They automatically suggest a commit message after having done work. And when using my acceptance-tdd skill they do text book tdd and commit after each green test (automatically).

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@MePeterNicholls @raphaelmansuy @GitHubCopilot If you are a company and want EU-residency and EU-inference.. then what provider will offer it cheaper?

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@MePeterNicholls @raphaelmansuy @GitHubCopilot In what way is it unusable? Or do you mean you can’t afford it? Not sure. But you could try to give yourself a budget of $50 per day and see how far this goes… why not?

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@raphaelmansuy @GitHubCopilot *Somebody* has to pay for it. What if they bring back the old pricing but you have to buy your own $800k system to run a model, and pay electricity?

Try to sue them or just move on or stop using AI or whatever.

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@unclebobmartin You can create a screenshot skill. Put a tool/script into the folder where your SKILL.md lives that can take screenshots. Then your agent *can* see the screen.

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@unclebobmartin With this I agree. However.
By using the AI *you* are now an implicit OpenAI employee who isn’t get paid but who pays to work for them. You are creating the new training data.

Current AIs have never seen this.
Next year they will.

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@mattwridley In the last 300k years noone has ever moved faster than 100 km/h. By your logic it should not be possible today.

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@embossedly @jasperdevs How can something be a scam when they offer you more than you paid for? We signed a contract with them and understood there are no extra resets included. Even a one-minute reset should make us slightly thankful.

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@koltregaskes I’d be totally fine with everything I want to buy or use being cheap or free.

Failing that, Elon just wiring me the money works too😄

Seriously though — OpenAI would love you to pay 1000x more. So maybe the middle ground is: we just pay extra or use the service less.

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@HelpDefeatAging Do it!

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@daily_romania That would be amazing! Microplastic is inside our bodies and brains. We MUST get rid of this stuff. Plastic should not touch food. Clothes should not be made out of plastic.

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@tomfgoodwin It’s a skill issue. AI wasn’t usable at all. Now it’s tricky.
Now millions of people use it and this usage becomes the next training material. Our human intelligence/skill will get copied to models of 2027, and then outputs will have much higher quality.

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@plainionist Those are the ones that are truly important but you are right… it is so much reading and thinking about details.

AI removes the simple tasks. The ones that remain are hard.

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@koltregaskes @DimitrisPapail What are you using Codex for?
Weren’t you a non-programmer until recently?

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@Star_Knight12 What does this even mean? You started with a lowercase letter? Why not write correctly? Is your `is` placed correctly? Is there an exclamation mark or questionmark missing? On my computer it’s called “Codex” with an uppercase C.

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@asaio87 Think of evolution. It took billions of years and a quantum computer the size of Earth to output us.

This is what I call a lot of good hardware.

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@nickprince I liked the video and I would hope that Twitter will allow us to make 3-5 posts a day with an AI bot, just for simple personal use.

Just sayin’ that current terms make it unnecessarily complicated.

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@rezoundous Force them.