Automating captalism with Workville™ Posting what i build, and random insights about fatherhood, AI and stoicism.
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This was a lot of hard work.
- logging into things
- increasing limits and stuff
- rotating exposed keys
- updating expired credit cards
- buying subscriptions
Just wow
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I’m trying to do audit and secure my own application but keep triggering security errors in the Claude API. Any tips @AnthropicAI ? Shouldn’t we be able to make our own apps more secure?
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I’m building a place to learn motion, design engineering, and the thinking behind software that feels handcrafted, as AI changes how we build,
Still very early: looking for 10 people to join the first group and share honest feedback
Submit your application ⤵
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How do I even use a Gemini model? I use the api in all my products but I haven’t actually coded with one since Gemini cli.
Gemini 4 Argon is live.
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There's a lot to show you.
I’m wish there was a blacklist I could use to blacklist anyone who ever created a dispute anywhere.
Why do users create a dispute with their bank instead of just asking for a refund? I always give refunds if people are not happy or regret buying.
Let me know if you’re interested and I’ll start a service like this for free and everyone can share a global disputers blackslist.
This is harder than people think. You can’t just know how to AI. You have to be a talented designer (because the automations still has to interface with humans), a talented engineer, data analyst, good at sales, customer support, extremely talented educator.
Very few people match these skills so you end up building a good old consultancy
I think it's the best time ever to walk into a business who has hardly any automations and get paid a huge check to help them automate everything. I believe trillions are on the table in the next 5-10 years as a forward deployed engineer.
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I want to make people aware that tech is 10% and 5% of GDP in US and EU respectively. Software is around 2.5% for both.
It’s not the end of the world.
This is the “consulting” mindset of the old world.
I think in the new world of AI, companies of all sizes will hire 1-2 cracked builders that create all the software and automations the company needs. They’ll continuously improve and maintain it with the changing shape of the company.
A company’s needs changes even faster in this new economy. An AI automations handover will go stale in just a few months or even weeks
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I was at an AI dinner last night in NYC.
Some interesting topics discussed
1. Performance engineers now spend most of their time managing agents and RSI loops. Most perf opts at major inference providers (together, fireworks) are found by agents.
2. RLing too much on code and math has negative effects on your model especially it’s language.
3. People were impressed by @bot and the overall acquisition of @cursor_ai by @spacexai. xAI is a legitimate frontier lab right now.
4. Most people have agents in loop writing, reviewing, and submitting PRs 24/7
5. Most agreed code review is not super productive anymore
6. Consensus was Fable 5.5 will be stunning but OpenAI will beat it in December with Bel
