@GillelandKristi@MichaelGannotti Yep. But I've been around since the first home computers, AOL, the web, mobile, cloud etc. the panic and haters always hate and the smart people make money and thrive. Guess which we are
@rashem48 Exactly. I would be teaching newcomers to the field how to define the issue. What the end state should look like. What bad looks like. How to build a spec. Then how to test it. The coding part....don't care. And all the AI writes horrible code talk has a diminishing shelf life
@NetworkChuck Dude I don't want to use their products at all - and now we dont need to. All the years of being held hostage in their ecosystem are over. long live open source
Because it can't all be Copilot talk, I took a break to have with with Deepseek Flash using @MiaAI_lab 2-Spark setup. I asked it to do 10 different html sites no repeats (my like Mia with her 100 test). They came out pretty good. I have a 100 test going in the background.
@buckleyplanet@OwenGregorian So thliats a different market and is worth exploring. If I'm starting today and had any skill with AI (debatable) I would look to build tools\find Open Source tools that fit my needs, not buy SaaS applications. That's not how most small busineses think yet and no enterprise
If your AI agent does the same task the same way every time, it shouldn't be an AI task anymore.
Turn it into a script. Faster, costs zero tokens, and it never has a creative day.
@buckleyplanet@OwenGregorian Again you Can build it. But what's my reason for switching to it. That's what no AI company has answered. Now I think exceptions are programs that don't tie into your data and can be replaced feature for feature like Photoshop. Those companies have a problem
I truly any think it's the SaaS apps that will get replaced in companies using them now. Inertia is an issue, but mostly the AI tools don't offer a compelling price point to leave most applications yet. Sure some niche things for now we'll get absorbed but that's not new to AI. Look at a feature like Teams. CFOs are less interested in ripping out software than they are reducing headcount