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looks like reddit is almost wiped from chatgpt sources the query fanout changes had a big impact and the past couple of days it seems to be almost completely removed from prompt responses

if ai is so smart why aren't you rich

promptwatch in the washington post today idk how we keep doing this

i wonder how crazy the claude nerf will be after the ipo

vibe coders will be in shambles when they discover that every popular piece of software already had an open-source alternative long before ai soon they will discover what the second s in saas stands for

"read antropic's s-1, let me know if it's good or bad, make no mistakes" - everyone right now

people in tech jobs without dev skills are not real

BBC: Hablaremos con nuestro experto en seguridad de BBC respecto a la vulnerabilidad de PHP. El experto en seguridad: No sabía que PHP existía hasta ayer en la mañana.

"coding is solved" idk about that, i have never been this busy we are hiring more and more devs everything is moving faster

we should rewrite php in rust

my wife texted me asking how everything is going with php i am really proud of that but also a bit disappointed that she thought we use php

today is my first day as a devops engineer at revolut we completed the migration to a fully serverless architecture as in, we don't have any servers now

i just learned that my ability to buy lunch depends on europe-west2 revolut having gcp as a spof is interesting

marketing tip #78 no one cares about you people care about what you can do for them write copy/messaging for your customers' outcomes

stop selling to indiehackers build software for companies already making money a successful startup/company is not interested in vibe coding everything; they want stuff to work they don't mind paying saas prices for things that add value indiehackers will spend days replacing software to save $50/m (and that is totally fine) yes a lot of internal tooling will be vibe coded, but there is so much opportunity right now to build software that just works and within an agent stack i am a really big fan of building things in house (especially with ai now) but we are growing fast and we have no time to waste; we are not trying to save a few hundred $ a month everything is moving faster, growing startups don't want to waste any time

"ai coding is slop" - developer who used to copy everything from stack overflow and random examples

RT @IgorZIJ:

"software is dead" as a buyer and maker of saas i dont see this (yet?) yes, i could vibe code my own crm, my own cms, ats etc. but thanks to ai everything is moving faster, that means even wasting a week on making my own ats i would be a week behind i can also just buy an ats, pay 200-400 a month and not have to deal with all the little details of running an ats (hint its a lot more complex than you think it is) when you are running a small indie shop chances are that you can just run your crm in excel anyway; same with hiring once you scale an org you have a lot of other things you have to deal with, meaning that vibe coding or even maintaining these tools becomes a nightmare (don't get me wrong, you can do this!) imagine onboarding a sales team to your vibe coded crm, that will not be fun but there is still a lot we build inhouse (which we probably would not have done 5 years ago) but its more around giving ourselves an edge, what can we build that helps us improve the business, often its not a different crm but something added to the crm i think most saas is already aggressively priced, i find ai much more interesting to build on top of these systems not replace them, i want ai to maximise them

what people misunderstand about the age of personal software is that most consumers don't even want the software; they want the outcomes consumers don't care about your photoshop rust clone they want ai to fix their pictures and just say what they want; they don't care about 50 layer filter types same goes for presentations, documents, anything people want outcomes, not more software, personal or not

that's a founder, you are trying to hire a founder

literal hardest role to hire for rn and every ai startup wants someone > chronically online (knows trends) > has taste & can create (new media) > understands ai & technical > can execute with quality (operator) such a small niche of folks who can do this

honestly, most code before ai was also slop

stop asking "what is your moat?" start asking "what is your trebuchet?"