Genuine question: what is the difference between some "state of the art" AI agent/subscription and a SEA remote worker who can do the same task but better (at least not quitting and going on weird moody tangents) for $1 an hour?
>>109470303Would you let a SEAmonkey access your emails?
>>109470343definitely, with a signed contract and all, all within a legal framework.and again, they would not quit or hallucinate half the time. there would be no such situations like>hey you done any work today? >you're right to push back, i didn'tbecause there would be consequences like losing their fucking job. what is the consequence of claude rm-ing your root partition or nuking your emails? zero, nothing.
>>109470303just get another agent to supervise
>>109470386you are trying too hard
>>109470303>coding model>using for emailshow do people like this even exist?
>>109470556i'm gonna ask again, try to reply without seething this timewhat are the consequences of claude doing fuckall while i am paying for it? who is responsible for that?
>>109470749None of the models are “coding models”, they are all unspecialised general model that the developers benchmaxxed on coding because that’s the best use case for them for now. All and none of the models are coding models.
>>109471490They are.Try ERP and you will understand.
>>109470303I don't think a remote worker can do the job better to be honest. I'd rather talk to an AI agent on a customer help line than some thirdie at this point.Although I'd still vastly prefer a local worker who's paid well, but CEOs need their millions so that can't happen.
Can a SEA remote worker disprove the Jacobian conjecture for $1/hour?
>>109471536>don't think a remote worker can do the job better to be honest.doubtbecause if a human does pic related = fired when AI does it = haha lol woopsie, what are you gonna do, sue the computers lmoa
>>109470303sounds like a harness problem to me
>>109470303AI took away our affordable hardware.Fuck AI. Stop giving money to AI companies.
They've made it really "umm ackshually" for no reason.Like if you show it demo code, it picks at obvious shit that you are still implementing and it fails to actually answer your questions
>>109471918That's why I run Claude in Docker and only mount the folders that are needed.
>>109470343I see what you did there
>>109470303Oh no no no no no no, paypigxisters?
>>109471918And what does a thirdie getting fired do for me anon? Doesn't fix my shit that's for sure.
>>109471918>no backup>Windows pathingfault = you
>>109470303As we know, AI = Actually Indians
>>109472161>accountability? bruh whats thatCalm down SEA
>>109470303i can't tell if this is bait, or /g/ is just this retarded now. If you can't figure out how to use subagents, build actual software with AI oversight, cron jobs, github, you aren't going to make it.
>>109471529yeah I've tried, it's still a shitty language model. not a coding model, not a writing model, not an erp model, not a math model. a shitty language modelthe fact that it does EVEN WORSE at some other task does not make it good at the one it's benchmaxxed for to entice investors
>>109472876please regale us with the litany of amazing cutting edge "actual software" you've developed with these amazing tools. you said github so you can just link your repos instead of larping
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>>109471918this "prompt engineer" deserves to get fired
>>109470303Agents do sometimes fuck things up in ways that humans wouldn't, and it's very frustrating when it happens. Try not to anthropomorphise them too much ("lazy", "caught", "moody"), it's unhealthy and it won't get you better results.Maybe you have a workload that would be better served by a remote worker in a VLCOL area. If you do then then there's nothing stopping you.To be honest though, most of the time the agent is still going to be faster and easier and cheaper even accounting for the times you have to reword and retry when it fucks up.
>>109470303The SEAmonkey will just put it into a shatbot for you, and the joke is on you if you think otherwise.
>>109470303I used claude to build a crypto trading agent and hosted it myself on my own server using my own LLM. so far I am up 60%it made trades for me that i would have missedI love AI, I use it for a lot things and agents have made it even better.
>>109471032then go to bed next timemetadoom is epic, please understand.
>>109470303This happened to me. I broke a very large pdf into parts and gave it to claude, to ask it questions. It denied parts I knew, and when I corrected it, it literally said "oh yea your right" before printing out a 1000 page report of what I asked it. It was super embarassing, because I was demoing it to a boomer using a pdf book he read and claimed to know all about. Claude was dead wrong, and the boomer was right. The boomer was right. I feel sick.
>>109470386>SEAmonkey giving a single fuck about a contract, with someone out of country at thatlolLmao, even
>>109474144Lolno. The proof is in the pudding: 0 software or updates that people use or like. Constant outages everywhere. Companies needing to do company-wide addresses telling people to stop the slop right after they told them to tokenmaxx. There are only 3 ways you can be productive with AI: 1) be called pajeet 2) be profoundly clinically retarded (same thing as 1) or 3) lie
>>109474420I've wanted to try this and bug bounty shit in the AI age. Do you have any pointers, or did you just freeball it?
>>109470343No, but I have a small mexican man named Pablo in charge of my facebook invites and sexting.
>>109476382It's fake.
>>109476382a trading bot is a one shot problem for current models, there's a shitload of them on github and the exchange APIs are well documented, it's a fake post competitive strategies are another matter entirely
>>109476382Here is my flow, it works well. Make sure to paper trade for about a month or longer to tighten everything up and adjust the agent as needed before committing real money.It works and works well if you have the right rules and prompting in place.
>>109476984Even worse than I expected.Lmao. AItards really are braindead.
>>109477041>60% increase >Worse>The Europoor meme is realJust stop being poor and a luddite
>>109470303SEAmonkeys are comparable to an 8b model from 2024
>>109471545Probably some of them could, but I bet they wouldn’t.
>>109476984lambo any day, huh
>>109470303expecting ai to do good at a task like that is foolish imo. ai is great at iterating a piece of software to do exactly what you need, but if you trust it to go thru your inbox and output a table of information that isn't at least partially hallucinated, you will have a bad time. at best, you can funnel the hallucination to create something real. sadly this means its not much use for 95% of normies.
>>109477090SEAmonkeys are comparable to a 1q model from 2240. That's how bad your gay eye is today.
>>109470303You can not pay your SEA monkey remote worker and it'll still be loyal like a retarded dog.
>>109474923>lol>Lmao, eventhey take contracts seriously in SEA and that's a good thingi've witnessed Americans offshore their tasks to some philipinos, who eventually tried screwing them one way or another and they're rotting in a philipino prison
>>109477356>people are genuinely shilling for retarded, brown, third world programmersyou goyim have gone insane. thankfully you deserve every bad thing that happens to you.
>>109479610See, you didn't understand that post.No, that is not at all what's happening. What's happening is that gay eye is impossibly terrible at even basic shit to the point even the shitskins are orders of magnitude more desirable despite being cheaper (and that's with subsidized AI prices).
>>109474808>still no argument, just endless seethingcalm down Rajeet
>>109479653it is loathsome to exist in the same fleshscape with hylics as detached from reality as you
>>109470303based clanker shitting on lazy humans
>>109479766Ai psychosis status: terminal
>>109470343Would you let SF billionaires access your emails?
>>109479912Oy vey, tune it down with the antisemitism goy
>>109470545>supervisor goes to sleepWhoops.
