Good Guys Vibe Code, Bad Guys Write Specs
Good guys don’t get the girl. At best they’re friendzoned into oblivion. They listen. They validate the girl’s feelings. They ask what she needs and then they wait to be chosen. Bad guys get the juice

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Good guys don’t get the girl. At best they’re friendzoned into oblivion. They listen. They validate the girl’s feelings. They ask what she needs and then they wait to be chosen. Bad guys get the juice

Dario Amodei, Anthropic’s CEO, wants to slow down AI. But not the training, mind you, but the dissemination, the distribution. They will keep having access to the best in class models, but they won’t

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For the last year and a half, I’ve been using AI extensively, mostly for coding (although I code for 35 years). I started with Claude, got into the Max subscription pretty fast, and I was mesmerized.

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They are what neolabs like Anthropic and OpenAI need you to believe so they can make back their investors’ money. But You Just Paid the Invoice Yes, I hear you. You just paid a Claude / Codex / Grok i
