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Not nearly enough animated gradient dropshadow. Check out googles AI Mode button and the same loading button status thing while waiting for responses in AI Mode. Please add it so I don't have to prompt for it - I can't tell if I'm joking.

How about product only CTOs who quietly hate engineers because they don't know what they do, and they constantly feel threatened

The brutal reality being its probably most capable in that domain. They'll freely admit they're not "the never the smartest guy in the room" and their decision record proves it

The higher up the ladder, the more incompetent they become IMO.

If you're in the seat, no one will force you out. They'll leave, but they can't make you leave.


> If you're in the seat

Like if you own 51% of the company?


Can you clarify the point you’re trying to make? C-level people are forced out all the time. Even the CEO reports to the board.

That just means the board is in the seat.

Little late to the thought leadership circus. What's next, limp LinkedIn posts only her sycophants like?

Sorry that's not the use case anymore its about (checks notes) "forward deployed engineers", yep that's it. Go build!

TBH I don't get the narrative there either. Earlier it was about how regular people can now build many types of software for themselves (and btw, I agree with this), but somehow the narrative has shifted to something like "regular software engineers would work with the customer to develop applications", which makes a lot less sense.

This could avoid flagging by Meta explicitly allow bot traffic to do stuff with impunity on its services. Don't tell me an army of people went through and compromised acct by acct.

How do business owners hire people from Meta knowing these types of "bugs" get deployed with a shrug? Meta will survive them. Their business might not.

"build me a 10 million dollar MRR saas, make no mistakes"

A framework releasing an official MCP as well as making AI tooling a key offering is new to me and it immediately strikes me as absolutely necessary.

I also had a bad experience, but I'm willing to throw all that out of the window after seeing that it had 128 unified memory on a CUDA enabled device. This is an AI native dream machine from what I can tell. I'm almost obligated to buy one.

Sadly memory bandwidth, which is the bottleneck for AI, is pretty disappointing.

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