Head of Engineering at Ditto, father, and Sublime fan đ
San Diego
Joined June 2021
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As soon as I saw that leather jacket on Jensen I knew he was a player and shouldnât be trusted
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Political candidates should get fined per sign per day for any signage that's left after election day
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My $100/mo internet plan just became $40/mo with addition of an unlimited mobile line because I threatened to cancel and switch to starlink đ¤Ż
Ended up still getting the starlink, but now i have back up internet all for the same monthly cost as before
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they gotta limit the amount of props on a ballot. there's just too much to make a decision on the morning of the voting deadline đ
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I'm going to need to start moving off of Amazon products and services purely because they block agent usage on it. I manage all my expenses through my Muse agent and one of the benefits at work is that they pay for books and audiobook subscriptions. But I can't expense my Audible subscription through Muse because Amazon keeps blocking it from accessing the site.
Mild inconvenience, but once I've had the taste of having Muse do mundane tasks like this, I would much rather cater my life so these things work with agents. I don't think there's a point in trying to keep using Amazon if I can't do this
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$1.3 million seems fairly low to develop hardware like this. Very curious to see how this pans out. Seems like a really cool product, even if it implies a dystopian future where everyone's just silently moving their jaw at work lmao
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If youâre paying the equivalent of 75 people worth in AI bills and youâre getting 75 peopleâs worth of output, feels like thereâs something wrong there.
Youâd hope AI spend is more efficient than human capital. Definitely true about the save in hiring overhead though.
I also think gauging output of a theoretical 75 person team is very hard and vague, so the statement probably isnât very factual
with current token prices i wouldn't really say "cost of software is going to zero"
our token cost is double our payroll which means even though we're 25 it's like we're 75
and i feel like our output is similar to a team of 75 pre-ai. we're just able to do it without all the downsides of a larger team
this is still a good thing. we couldn't hire 50 more people. so much overhead and impossible to retain a high bar
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People who canât feel flow state with agentic development arenât being ambitious enough with what theyâre building or how much theyâre building
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I wonder how many founders with larger start ups (50+) wish they had a leaner (~20) company nowadays đ¤
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