Meanwhile, McDonald's just killed their IBM Watson drive-thru because it kept adding bacon to ice cream orders. The AI worked fine. The architecture was broken.
It is killing me that this statement isn't followed-up on. I can't find any more technical details about this online.
Come to think of it, the whole article is like this. Broad statements without any details to support its claims:
A team I know needed a code review tool last week. Instead of evaluating vendors, they described what they wanted to Claude. Four hours later they had a custom application integrated with their workflow. Cost: $3.40.
That's cool, I'm glad they could vibecode something in a week. What does it actually do? How well will it work next month, next year?
In March 2025, Claude 3.5 completed what amounted to $58,000 of freelance SWE tasks for about $15 in API credits. Real engineering work, benchmarked against OpenAI's SWE-Lancer.
Is there a link to a source on this? It'd be cool to read more.
This entire blog post, like the one before it, feels like a big ad for ... Prava, I think? I have no idea what they do. (And the fact that they continually cite DOGE isn't inspiring confidence.)
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It is killing me that this statement isn't followed-up on. I can't find any more technical details about this online.
Come to think of it, the whole article is like this. Broad statements without any details to support its claims:
That's cool, I'm glad they could vibecode something in a week. What does it actually do? How well will it work next month, next year?
Is there a link to a source on this? It'd be cool to read more.
This entire blog post, like the one before it, feels like a big ad for ... Prava, I think? I have no idea what they do. (And the fact that they continually cite DOGE isn't inspiring confidence.)