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This doesn’t make any sense. Being in an office still comes with all the productivity killers it always had.

AI is killing remote work

Software that once took days to ship can now happen in hours or minutes, enabling people to ship 10-20 times faster than before. This all changed on the day Claude 3.5 Sonnet came out.

But it’s hard to get this speed-up with remote work. Even short…

Sahil Lavingia

This doesn’t make any sense. Being in an office still comes with all the productivity killers it always had. https://x.com/shl/status/1851590388898759037?s=46

Writer. Building @pinatacloud. Tinkering with a Farcaster native alternative to GoodReads: https://readcast.xyz \ https://polluterofminds.com

Everyone is from somewhere. Cofounder and CEO of Pinata. https://www.pinata.cloud/

As a remote founder, my thought boy counter would be:

Remote work encourages full documentation of work, processes, and messages. 

To use AI to the fullest, it needs to be trained on this data. By being in person, the AI is trained on incomplete data. 

Therefore, in-person companies will trail remote companies in maximizing AI because their data quality is poor.