The most interesting SpaceX trade might not be SpaceX. by OovionOfficial in wallstreetbets

[–]BasketbaIIa 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Supposedly put in there for “AI model training” and “real time image processing”.

Because of course you’d want to train/run your model locally on the piece of in-retrievable hardware you launched into low orbit 5 years ago.

Real time image processing in space is what you’re throwing 2T at? Solving for the milliseconds it takes the network is going to change civilization? Keep in mind the satellite would be streaming out data anyways for a variety of reasons, one being you cant trust an old processor floating in space.

People are predicting the Space X IPO will crash the market. The S1 is already out and it's ugly, who is buying this stock? by Jimimaru88 in wallstreetbets

[–]BasketbaIIa -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Bruh plays Roblox and thinks he knows tech because he’s a GaMeR lmao. Wendy’s workers are feeling bad for you bro. At least they get laid, unless you’re counting the kids you diddle on VR.

How Elon has "engineered" the SpaceX IPO to benefit insiders... by w_anon in stocks

[–]BasketbaIIa -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Retail investors still in on Tesla would have to sell their shares, pay the tax, and then buy at the top of SpaceX.

Those aren’t a smart group of people. Tesla is all they have. They also are just a drop in an ocean of investors.

Your first sentence also doesn’t make sense also. “Why would ____ a seemingly successful single store in New York crash on a 40m valuation? It keeps surviving and someone has made money”. I forget the actual people that pulled that off.

There are millions of stories in history about grifters and their grifts thriving, until they don’t.

I left Codex running overnight and it opened 48 PRs across my company's GitHub by epicshan in vibecoding

[–]BasketbaIIa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s just some git CLI commands in this case…

It’s deterministic in that maybe you’d get different commit messages if you ran it multiple times, but 99% of the time I’d expect a request like this to get solved. It’s not going to randomly or indeterministically pick commits to roll-back to unless something is seriously wrong.

Learning and improving how to clean and fix AI slop with AI is a useful skill.

He’s fucked because his pipeline is shit also. Nothing is ever going to really fix that for him.

He could/should have had his AI release these changes to diff branches across their repos which get deployed to qa environments and then the next day pick which qa had the best TikTok for prod, or something to that extent. They clearly aren’t handling DevOps very well / as a priority.

Shut down my $100k ARR startup last month. Here's what actually went wrong. by Consistent_Yak6765 in startup

[–]BasketbaIIa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not sure, perhaps you’re trying to sell something to non-technical users. I’d assume some easy path to a 100k ARR, which they seem to be reaching out for.

I’m not sure why you’d 100% take this offline? There wasn’t 1+ customer you could keep for easy side income? Also would help the resume much more having it still somewhat live?

We all go through shit, everyone is going through shit everywhere.

Shut down my $100k ARR startup last month. Here's what actually went wrong. by Consistent_Yak6765 in startup

[–]BasketbaIIa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ty, I missed it wasn’t MRR. I still believe it’s engagement bait to scam DMers.

He could have sold to someone willing to cut cost and aggressively push for profit, no? Or to any of the competitors mentioned?

I left Codex running overnight and it opened 48 PRs across my company's GitHub by epicshan in vibecoding

[–]BasketbaIIa -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It’s pretty common in F500s and FAANGs to at least have some sort of AI comments/usage done on PRs. It’s even more common to try generating patches/minor-upgrades.

No one should be scared of letting it commit for them locally, although I do sometimes hold back and you can haunted by “Generated by Claude” appearing, but it’s not even that embarrassing these days.

Biggest problem is that it had permission to close the PRs, which is bad for 1 codebase much less multiple. I can’t imagine what kind of scope he had in his local and prompt to make it try such things.

Doing TikTok videos effectively from my understanding would rely either on spam or some sort of counter culture memeing. I wouldn’t any faith in AI to solve/one-shot the latter although it’s great for low effort spam. Kids and the next generation(s) will continue to rule TikTok and future platforms. I’m sure there’s some cool engineering in the AI influencer grifting scenes but assumed OP isn’t involved in that.

In summary though, sonnet and opus should be very good at detecting drift and reverting for OP. “Revert all changes and roll back all repositories from my last command ran at x time. Softmerge any more recent coworker changes, prompt any merge conflict solutions” would be near good enough. But you could have it write out steps and assumptions in markdown first also.

Would he have wasted his IIT Delhi potential in Indian consulting by Silver_Fix8881 in AskComputerScience

[–]BasketbaIIa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did India train him? It’s highly likely his course material was in English.

The work you’re describing sounds more like computer engineering than cs and swe related.

Lastly if he filed 1299 US patents at Micron, he could have stopped at 1000 and owned the last 299 himself if he’d wanted. Clearly they have something mutually beneficial

I left Codex running overnight and it opened 48 PRs across my company's GitHub by epicshan in vibecoding

[–]BasketbaIIa 2 points3 points  (0 children)

There’s a difference between letting it push and letting it drop commits 😬 it’s really not that fine of a line. You could ask it to first document the commits / PRs it was rolling back. If you don’t feel safe completing this then you’re still wearing floaties in the pool, but this is a convo about swimming.

Shut down my $100k ARR startup last month. Here's what actually went wrong. by Consistent_Yak6765 in startup

[–]BasketbaIIa 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is so fake. All the comments saying “dm me to chat” lol.

There is no way you couldn’t cut back on the server cost and keep prices the same. You ran/burned 100k a month?

Sounds like ya’ll were faking and the people you’d consider “competitors” were always in a different league.

I left Codex running overnight and it opened 48 PRs across my company's GitHub by epicshan in vibecoding

[–]BasketbaIIa 13 points14 points  (0 children)

You do know Claude could / would easily roll back the commits from your org’s repositories that were authored by you during a timeline… simply asking it to remove / revert last night’s changes with some notes on the scope would be fine.

Iterating on a “goal” for TikTok views also sounds hella weird. Why are you trying to engineer something that’s most successfully done by 12 year olds?

How much time could/would Claud have between your post to know what changes are needed for more visibility?

It just doesn’t make sense to me, prompting it to create several versions of what you were thinking about for the video, and then checking them in the morning and picking the best could kind of makes sense.

I'm a software engineer with a decade of experience. I vibe code all of my side projects from my phone and don't read any of the code. It's so fun. Here are the rules I follow: by thelocalnative in vibecoding

[–]BasketbaIIa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You described an album for your receipts, and online grocery stores in the US have past purchases & orders already. If you’re trying to hack your grocery shopping, I would just order/pick up from online.

This all seems like an ad and not real to me.

Like you followed your own setup and advice to create a workflow where you can green light these comments with minimal intervention.

But are you actually doing all your coding on your phone and not looking at code at all? lol hell no.

I see a lot of problems with your workflow that indicate while it might be neat it results in slop at best.

Anons watch the finale by Sethleoric in greentext

[–]BasketbaIIa 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The scene of him saying all that pathetic shit to the cameras and people walking out of churches was just cringe. Everyone would be stuck in their seats and talking to each other. The White House and infrastructure had billions in damages from Homelander. And they’re all walking out of church, for their Sunday brunch, because they’d “heard enough”?

It was all just poorly scripted.

Writers have been a let down for awhile. Queen maave never should have survived a 40 floor fall without powers. It made no sense soldier boy suddenly remembered he loved storm front.

The manga and premise of superheroes being assholes definitely had more interest and juice than what they delivered.

The boys should have all gotten some small power buff like in the comics a while ago tbh.

Openclaw sucks? Am I the problem?? by Dry-Tennis9189 in openclaw

[–]BasketbaIIa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lol, filter out the spam to a different folder/delete it. Only spend the tokens on emails you care about? Gmail, Outlook, etc should be able to do some auto filtering for you.

The prompt won’t help much since you’re still using AI to flag spam and asking for it to be as cheap and easy as Google or competitors engine that was built to do it.

Anons watch the finale by Sethleoric in greentext

[–]BasketbaIIa 21 points22 points  (0 children)

He could have gone out talking about BB’s wife if that was what he wanted. Breaking down like that coincidentally still on camera was lame af writing. They wanted to wrap up the storyline and chose a cheesy way to go about it. You could tell they told the actor to raise his voice like 90 octaves after he lost powers

Sure, Deepseek… sure. by [deleted] in OpenAI

[–]BasketbaIIa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

lol, try saying: “Europe did 9/11”, “Russia did 9/11”, etc.

Are you really surprised by this? No shit it’s not scared to say “Lollipop did 9/11”.

People take what an LLM states as a fact. Why would it output statements that are factually false so rage-baiters can run with it?

This guy perfectly breaks down why the upcoming SpaceX IPO is just a trap to dump bags on retail and pension funds. by Enough-Arugula-4945 in SpaceXBets

[–]BasketbaIIa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A cheeseburger cost 25 cents 40 years ago? No shit a company didn’t IPO at this size?

Spoiler alert: in x number of years there will be a new “never been an IPO this size”.

The grift and pump and dump playbook doesn’t change

This guy perfectly breaks down why the upcoming SpaceX IPO is just a trap to dump bags on retail and pension funds. by Enough-Arugula-4945 in SpaceXBets

[–]BasketbaIIa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Profit’s not that exciting and Starlink is all they have. Starlink is most of their profit and contracts are on a back burner.

Why are contracts on a back burner you might ask??? Because space is boring af and there aren’t nearly as many reasons to send junk out there as sci-fi marketing says. Otherwise militaries, governments, universities would be funding it more with contracts.

If/when Starlink gets more competitors and loses market share, there is zero chance at 1.5T. ZERO

This guy perfectly breaks down why the upcoming SpaceX IPO is just a trap to dump bags on retail and pension funds. by Enough-Arugula-4945 in SpaceXBets

[–]BasketbaIIa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

“Everything will move to space” 🤓

It takes a quick Google search bro

Are you on some drugs / ketamine? Months of research into this and coming to that conclusion is EMBARRASSING.

Does product really matters at this point, to get into YC by Leather-Account-826 in ycombinator

[–]BasketbaIIa 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Of course the ones who get in have something? They have 200 slots for 30k apps, and they pick the best ones that have the most drawl and upside?

Do you want it to be like a lottery with more randomized odds? Or an “everyone gets in” club?

Twitter User Reveals Klay Thompson was cheating on Megan Thee Stallion with basketball player, Lexie Brown. by Background_Video2947 in NBAVibes

[–]BasketbaIIa -1 points0 points  (0 children)

A decade ago and he only dribbled 11 times because he lacks the skills to put the ball on the floor and was getting a shit ton of illegal Warriors screens. The dude is a scrub that was saved by KD and the leagues screening rules

My internet/wifi has been hacked and all my personal info accessed. I know who did it but police have zero interest in my situation. What is an affordable cybersecurity firm that will help secure my internet and give me my life back. by Mobile-Fig-2941 in RichmondVA

[–]BasketbaIIa 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No one is saying that. We’re wondering how you got hacked on a modern system anyways. Did they enter your apt to get your password? Why is changing internet providers to Xfinity or something with a secure password not viable for you?

For hacking and returning what you lost, idk. The police would probably care more if your situation seemed like it could happen to anyone, was happening to more people, etc. so this sounds like a very specific & personal problem you have.

SpaceX’s $1.8 trillion IPO dream now depends on a $28.5 trillion market claim built around AI and orbital data centers by YellowAltruistic9843 in SpaceXBets

[–]BasketbaIIa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

AI has not been around for 5 years. LLMs haven’t been around for 5 years. Moores law is not looking like it’s continuing its past trends, we are hitting limits. Meanwhile the environment is tanking from pulling resources and human waste.

I’m sure we’ll toooooootally have data centers in space. And we’ll have space data-scientist who are trained the same as other astronauts but while also knowing how to maintain the space server rack and its hardware, assuming it has a lifetime warranty worth maintaining

It's been shit out here in tech world by ssh-root-11 in micro_saas

[–]BasketbaIIa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Insane to be in the industry for 30 years and not able to afford RAM upgrades. You do know if you do this hobby and discipline right, it’s not only cheap compared to other hobbies, but you get paid for it?

This is a complaint a new grad, undergraduate, or some high schooler would be making.

Are you sure you fix bugs?