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So to stay employed over the next year they say I'm supposed to in-person-network.
In this society? 90% of people at 90% of the social events I've been to in the last decade I meet people once & never see them again. And I often was meetup organizer!
IDEA: Agentic StackOverflow. Write a vague spec and ordinary non-AI code will post it to SO with "plz help" and then poll for an answer. When an answer comes in, the code will be executed and the error message posted in a reply with "it don't work"
These dialogs often go off the rails if they last too long, so a new question (plz help?) with current code will be posted after 10 exchanges.
No LLMs needed at all. Just a lot of people that use a f*k ton of water.
I am SICK and TIRED....
those are the symptoms.
Running Linux in a browser really captures the desktop experience that I remember: mouse drivers don't work.
Well I did have a SaaS idea until I realized Airflow and its clones already exist. But I think I see a niche with a moat: Small teams/departments.
Airflow assumes you have enough ETL jobs that efficiently using all the machines necessary to run them is a problem and you need dedicated schedulers and a Kubernetes cluster- like $10m enterprise contract stuff.
No one wants to do anything for a team with just 1 ETL task that runs nightly.