Yaroslav Yablonski

i build ai agents that do real work at a logistics company. not a senior dev. sharing what works and what breaks. co-founder @nudgelink

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working hard guys

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@theo what does it give someone who already lives in claude code in the terminal every day?

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@Austen and the most valuable data is not from the internet, it's from real work: logs, mistakes, how people actually solve tasks.

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@TokenGremlin every week it's 'extremely powerful models in the final stages'. can we just teleport there? this final stage is taking forever.

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@jdcmedlock agree. i prefer when claude tells me 'this is a bad idea' over gpt praising everything. because then you start to trust it, and it just feeds you garbage.

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@theo this is actually useful. it's almost impossible to explain in text if something fits, but a picture you get in one second.

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@theo not sure, working on a mac is super comfortable for me. and if you also have a pc next to it, it's even better.

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@thdxr 100%, agree. nobody at work asks you what prompt you used or how many agents you run. they ask one thing: does it work and did it save time.

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@karpathy i see this every day at work. most people around me are still in the 'better google' group. the gap is not because models are hard, it's because nobody showed people how to set up their work with them properly.

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@AndrewCurran_ wonder how many people will actually switch it. most will put it on high and just forget about it.

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@Teknium can you give the prototype to a designer, for example in figma, or does it live only in code?

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@signulll fully agree. example from logistics: calculating a route costs almost nothing now, but being responsible for the cargo if it doesn't arrive is still expensive.

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@rileybrown cool, need to test it. but right now my claude has access to chrome, so it can just open x and find whatever it needs.

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@AlexFinn so how much money did it actually make? sounds a bit too good.

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@levelsio i don't think so. you know how to do it, but there are tons of companies and business owners who still use ai to ask how long to cook pasta.

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@rohanpaul_ai math people are needed more than ever right now. someone has to understand and check what was generated. and what do you think ai is built on in the first place?

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@AndrewCurran_ i think it's too much. better to release a couple at a time, there aren't enough people to check all of this.

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@poteto not sure. if we talk about the code of a real product, sooner or later you have to optimize and improve it, because programming gets better every day and people come up with something new every day.

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@bcherny @lucas_builds exactly. code can always be better, so it will keep changing even the smallest piece that has zero effect on the product.

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@yongfook honestly, "just vibe code it" is very optimistic. people still spend a huge amount of time on the idea, building, tests, marketing and sales.

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@coinbureau this is insane. accounts like this should be banned right away.