Roger Gentry

You know the funny part about the ai pop is that most of the tasks people ask ai for can be done… on your device with a local model…

This is what happens when you’re treating these system like magic boxes. They tend to magically be manipulated.

20 minutes into vibe code and chill bae already leaked my secrets and committed my keys.

I guess they are incorporating the “use sub-agents in parallel waves to complete each task”

What if I told you that future was today? What if I told you that you could call ☎️ phone number talk to a virtual assistant then get a link to an app to test?

What people are going to overlook is the terms and conditions of the providers. OpenAI for example: news.aibase.com/news/24859

I’ve been working on a concept that turned an image of some rocks I was looking at into a concept.

“41 days of paid leave with a 40 hour contract” - it took me getting to a senior level position to get 14 days off… in some places you have to have a 3 year tenure to get that.

Tbh I love the technology. Using it as my portable development device.

Google Gemini has a fingerprinting system in their generations.

Now let’s just wait for the ai upscale of all the buildings.

Minority Report

You were lucky enough to find it.

The same way Chromebook’s took over schools and kids have a hard time navigating outside a browser.

You haven’t event reached the cyberspace yet.

This would be the most ironic painting to hang on the walls for the reception room of an Ai company.

The only place where the elevators might actually but up to date on their inspections.

I’ve worked with teams that demand the best software for communication and project management.

Then I talk to my kids and they are using Google Slides as a fully featured forum system. Subtopics and threads.

They have a whole moderator system.

Sacristy is the mother of innovation.

The real power of Ai comes from the speed in which we can generate changes to images.

Nearly 90% of Windows Games now run on Linux, latest data shows — as Windows 10 dies, gaming on Linux is more viable than ever The number continues to grow, but growth seems to be slowing.

Something something… year of Linux on the desktop www.tomshardware.com/software/lin...

I’ll start a timer and see how fast I can burn through this.

It’s the same grind a jr employee would have to experience and iterate on to become effective at their role.

You look at the company books and labor costs vs completed outcomes?

Every industry is different but you have to establish a metric of success based on the current baseline then compare what changes.

Labor/time to complete task/time to redo tasks.

Cost of licensing X number of users = monthly investment costs.

Then look at the increase in revenue and cost savings before / after implementation. Does this exceed the total investment into the license cost ?

Problem is most businesses have a hard time giving the base KPI to measure from.

The promise: “your company will be faster and smarter!”
The reality: multiple thousands per month spent on a license for a Ai software that only like 3 people of 300 actually produces any ROI from the tool.

I have a lot of questions…

I feel like a Pringle chip is a great representation of LLMs.

IMO if you’re crawling for commercial use you should be paying to organization for their data.

I’m building these solutions and see the results. For some resources research.nvidia.com/labs/lpr/slm...

www.ibm.com/think/insigh...

“Trust us we definitely didn’t hide a backdoor”