19 pointsby throwaw124 hours ago5 comments
  • simianwords25 minutes ago
    I couldn’t read the full article but it raises a good point about using AI for dashboards and creating charts. Lots of people work in the jobs in which the requirement is to literallly pull the data and create nice looking dashboards.

    This job is clearly going to be modified in some way.

    We finally have a legitimate way to query data using natural language and create dashboards. I don’t know what the point of learning sql is now - at least for olap users.

    • throwaw1217 minutes ago
      Its funny though, if we unpack it more and add little more exaggeration to see where future might be going:

      * we don't need to know how to write the code, because AI can write code.

      * we don't need dashboards, because AI can connect to db directly and generate dashboards on-demand

      * we don't need utility SaaS, like managing your Google Ads, Meta Ads. Because AI can connect to them directly and manage your ads

      * we don't need many other services, because AI can do them

      Only moat seems to be in the platforms with large user base and inertia or things run on top of them: Gmail, Google Ads, Reddit, Instagram, MS Office, AWS/Azure/GCP and etc,.

      • simianwords9 minutes ago
        I’ve been thinking about this but one moat can be trust itself.

        If every product can be made easily, what’s left is relation with the customers. Some companies rely on not just the core code or physical product but rather on the overall ecosystem of customers, service and other things. Here, the alignment between all of them is what matters because for certain products to work, you need all parties to jointly trust in the system. For example what makes Uber work is not only the quality of product but that all parties - drivers, riders all jointly trust that the system works.

        A company has moat if they can earn this trust.

  • graphitout4 hours ago
    Claude gave me $50 yesterday with the release of opus4.6 and I burned my session quota + $30 yesterday itself. The code changes were very reasonable.

    It is good for handling all code changes where there are no security aspects involved.

  • shj2105an hour ago
    Anyone have the full article?
  • yifanl2 hours ago
    Infraction point*
  • cranberryturkey3 hours ago
    Claude is becoming too expensive though
    • simianwords27 minutes ago
      It’s not getting more expensive when you account for capability. It’s getting much much cheaper rather
    • throwaw123 hours ago
      does it matter though?

      for consumer users, yes, it is getting expensive. But for corporations, they are willing to pay the price to be competitive

      • fooker2 hours ago
        I have burned through more than my salary in AI API calls and nobody seems to care!
        • stefanfisk2 hours ago
          I’d guess that there’s at least one person at your company who has bragged about it.