https://imgur.com/a/UUijzAF

It's incredible how much Anthropic hates any good PR.

Their chatbot doesn't know what's going on either: https://imgur.com/a/E7tND2k

I’ve made 4000 commits in the last 2.5 months. That’s just to main. And I push up tons of artifacts daily for regression testing.

For $0.

I guess I fall under level 3 (2?): I typically have 3-6 agents working simultaneously on the same feature, they each make worktrees, code, run tests and put up PR’s. I also have Github actions which scan for regressions and security issues on each PR.

It makes my development cycle extremely fast: I request a feature and just look at Github and look for changes to my human readable outputs, settle on a PR, merge, repeat.

The issue is that I am now the bottleneck in my system. I find myself working basically non-stop, because there is always more to do. (Yes I know I can automate the acceptance criteria but that turns to slop real fast)

Guess they’ve decided to move in the direction of allocating compute primarily to power users and enterprise.

But power users are not a sticky customer base. I just bought the ChatGPT Pro plan and would immediately switch over if the model performance is better and/or I get more compute.

I personally don’t know any, and I worked at one of the biggest HFT firms for a few years.

The losing side(s) of these positions are heavily hedged, and are happily making money on volume and volatility. (And making record profits this year)

Who are you bringing with you?

As in, who else gets recognition and success as a result of you doing well? If it’s your boss, great, promotion likely. If it’s your skip, even better.

If the result of your grand project is that it solely makes you look good, nobody else is incentivized to support you in any capacity. It’s much more likely that it will have the exact opposite effect: you will be seen as a selfish and ambitious threat.

Try “@gmail” in Gemini

Google’s surface area to apply AI is larger than any other company’s. And they have arguably the best multimodal model and indisputably the best flash model?

I accepted that mastering algorithms was something I needed to do if I wanted to break into my desired income bracket.

So I leaned into the premise that I was a Leetcode grinder. And I spent 6 months during COVID doing only that.

I went from never having solved a medium on my own to being able to solve almost any medium in < 5 minutes (sometimes < 2 minutes).

I landed a job in HFT fairly quickly once I started interviewing.

AI Studio (web UI, free, will train on your data) vs API (won’t train on your data).