junior44660

> You don't need to understand the system if you abandon the assumption that the system was designed to be understood.

This applies to software engineers too. Especially now there's claude to help them complete the tickets without understanding the system.

It just gets you in the bad books of the management for pointing out faults.

There are AI tells all over the article unlike two previous articles I saw on the blog.

It's a daily hacker news coal post regardless: "see how I can't be replaced because I do some more things". There's nothing new in it and some rehashing of this argument gets posted to HN ten times a week.

I am not slander anyone. I big fan of Bronze Pervet.

The article is AI generated and there's nothing new in it. Just a bait for boomers. Hacker News version of what Gen Z calls "coal posting".

He will be seen more like Evola than Nietzsche. So not an exact parallel.

But Nietzsche has more impact on minds of people. In 100 years I am sure Bronze Age Pervert will be seen as more influential than some random philosophist from random university.

Ah maybe you're right.

I can manage this budget with the chinese models in AWS BedRock. However, in my experience, they aren't as good as claude today.

GP is talking about API / token-based prices, that's why I asked.

> Our monthly total spend is around $180 with a team of 6, about half technical; our biggest line items are for American models or subscriptions which we probably will be planning to get rid of.)

Please tell more :). Do you pay per token from bedrock / openrouter / somewhere else? How many tokens you use over the month, and how many for each task? Which harnesses?