What kind of AI projects is everyone working on?
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Date: August 7th, 2026 10:17 AM Author: dave portnoy getting booted from 109th pizza place
No one is actually using “AI,” it’s all marketing and cosplay
Sort of like “COVID,” remember that?
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Date: August 7th, 2026 2:46 PM
Author: .,.,.,.,.,.,:,,:,...,:::,.,...,:,.,.:.:.,:.::.,.
lol everybody used this shit for work and school now. Wake up, gramps
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Date: August 7th, 2026 10:24 AM Author: botman
AI-First platform in an old school sector.
Uphill battle for the first 3 years but printing now. Competitors have 2,000 employees - it's just me and Claude running 24/7.
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Date: August 7th, 2026 10:29 AM
Author: ,,,,.,,,,.,.,,....,,.,,.,...,,..
i'm inventing a robot to go back in time and kill NSAM
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Date: August 7th, 2026 3:25 PM Author: cucumbers
LLMs can't manage that complexity perfectly. I'm paid to find those gaps in LLMs' knowledge, specifically stuff that experienced engineers can identify as potential failure points.
You can make AI build complex stuff with plain English, that's very true. But I'm getting paid to make sure AI doesn't overlook something that's typically obscure or not initially obvious so that the next generation of models are even better.
Here's a recent, concrete example: An app built with TypeScript/Next.js has a REST API, and my prompt asked the LLM to implement pagination in some of the API results. One subtlety/complexity of handling pagination in code is that you can get virtually any input for pagination (like page "32s" with "yellow" results per page). LLMs can filter out the invalid inputs, but they struggle with numbers in TypeScript/JavaScript, primarily because JavaScript is a stupid language. What I caught, and what the LLM missed, was that the pagination functionality accepted the JavaScript number "Infinity" as a valid input, which then broke the app. It should have replaced "Infinity" with a limit that doesn't blow up the app, like "Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER."
The pay is good because it's specific for coding (not general AI), and I have over 15 years of experience as a codecuck.
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