• IronKrill@lemmy.ca
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    2 hours ago

    I will never understand how is it that such idiots repeatedly make it to the top.

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      34 minutes ago

      MBAs and such are trained in being confident without knowing anything besides different business grifts.

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    So they thought it would be free forever, and are surprised by the usage based pricing? I wonder what will happen when ai companies need to be profitable and increase prices accordingly

  • DudeWhoYapsTooMuch@lemmy.world
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    2 hours ago

    It was a matter of time honestly, anyone with the basic metrics of usage of an service was gonna get screwed over. With people you can actually say hey labor’s too high and lay people off and have a shitty excuse. This is just you’re stupid.

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      8 hours ago

      People who get paid exorbitant sums for doing exceptionally little probably try to avoid that concept

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        5 hours ago

        They are usually the ones setting up the too good to be true situations, so they probably never thought they would be on the receiving end of one.

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    12 hours ago

    I replaced all my software team with agents which can work 24h a day on the product and now none of the software works and I’m out $600000 waaaaaa

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      58 minutes ago

      The bigger problem might be what it will cost to get things back where they need to be. Probably a lot more than $600k. How many of the knowledgeable developers are willing to come back to clean up the mess? Any of them? And at what salary? Possibly a lot more than they were paid before they were kicked out. If you can’t rehire the original developers then you might find others with the required technical skills - but probably not with the domain knowledge. And now costs and times increase further.

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    12 hours ago

    This has been the case ever since things that seem great, like google cloud computing…and your little project just bankrupted you because you left a tap open over the weekend.

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    15 hours ago

    It’s funny because they do this to other people; they just never thought it’d happen to them. FAFO 🫡

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    14 hours ago

    Here’s a real a cost saving prompt:

    “Translate the contents of every single document in our databases into as many languages (including dead and constructed fictional languages) as possible.”

    Now you can fire the one Hispanic guy you hired because you assumed he could speak Hindi.