Being an early adopter in AI may be a curse... Not a blessing. It takes a while to establish workflows and be productive with current models... And when the new models come, they render most of these workflows instantly obsolete... (1/2)

And the early adopters take time to realize their (now tedious) processes are no longer needed. And anyone who starts without the baggage of being efficient with the older model is able to leapfrog the early adopters! (2/2)

what are your AGI plans, farm or boat?

Couldn't agree more!

Client: How much do you charge? Me: $400/hour (with thinking) & $20/hour (without thinking)

You can track AI software engineering progress by this number. If AGI were here, it would be $0

Claude code is awesome. Was working with it and almost had an emotional reaction to how well it was working. Has never happened for any product I have used. Anthropic you have made a work of art!

Man.. so high on claude code right now!!!

ChatGPT =C3PO Claude Code = R2D2

What happens when human attention is not economically profitable anymore?

Claude limit anxiety is real! Anthropic

"We used to debate using tabs vs spaces in code we'd type out"

“Claude is down. time to go back to hand coding.”

men in their 40s used to have cool midlife crisis but now they just have agentic workflows

A lot of what we called talent was just scarce execution mayankagarwal.com/ai,%20llm,%20f…

Vibe coding is more addictive than any video game ever made (if you know what you want to build).

LLMs and their capabilities will be table stakes for companies. How much they can optimize by using frameworks based on autoresearch will be the new moats. Andrej Karpathy thanks for github.com/karpathy/autor…

What the hell

This is so true!