Company sets token usage as performance metric I build an "agent" that uses browser automation to navigate company's entire website and verify it for correctness on every code change Set it to use top model on highest effort Rack up thousands of dollars of usage daily Suddenly we all have tokens caps and it's no longer tracked as a performance metric
Fuck AI
"We did it, Patrick! We made a technological breakthrough!"
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At least as a programmer it's incredibly easy to burn through tokens. Just give it the curl codebase and say "rewrite this in Java".
While in the same context after it rewrites it...can you do it in kotlin actually?

Fix these angular component tests. Yeah I can wait.
Managers: Holy shit this thing is so good at making me more efficient at my job (doing fuck-all but doing it via email so apparently it's important fuck-all) SURELY it will 10X the productivity of all my wage slaves!
Imagine judging your employees based on how much money they spend...
Amazon is pro-climate change.
Well yeah, it can't exist without it.
The devs at work yesterday were just comparing token usage with CoPilot, I think I have asked 1 question this year so far...
Someone at work sent me a docker admiral project that uses an agent to spin up the environment. Literally wrote a README (well, copilot wrote it) that is to be fed to the agent in order to start the service. It was the most aggravating shit I've seen in a while. And all it does is run install on the projects and then run the dash script.
There are indian software engineers hiding under the floorboards
maxxing
Ugh