Never Go Full AI: Tropic Thunder's Warning for Tech Strategy
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A meme using the famous Tropic Thunder still of Robert Downey Jr. in character as Kirk Lazarus, wearing a military helmet, fatigues, and a bandolier of ammunition while smoking a cigar in a jungle setting, with a skeptical sideways glance. The top caption reads 'YOU WENT FULL AI, MAN' and the bottom caption 'NEVER GO FULL AI', riffing on the film's 'never go full retard' line. An imgflip.com watermark is visible at bottom left. The meme satirizes companies and developers who go all-in on AI - rewriting everything around LLMs, firing teams, or rebranding as AI-first - instead of applying it judiciously
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Going full AI means replacing your deterministic bugs with probabilistic ones - at least the old ones reproduced
They removed the human-in-the-loop and discovered the loop was load-bearing.
First rule of narcotics distribution is to not huff your own supply. AI industry so far has failed to follow it Comment deleted
I'm making my first full ai project It's a dentist clinic website I'm happy with it so far has a menu builder SSR angular .Net backend Media uploader and optimiser system Blog system In just 2 weeks If I wanted to do it myself It should take at least 2 months Comment deleted
What is menu builder? And why do you think it takes 2 months? Comment deleted
The whole thing takes 2 months for me mostly cuz it's my first full stack project Menu builder creates mega menu from backend and it's dynamic Comment deleted
Gratz) so you prepopulate menu component from table contents or smth? And you shove it entire DB? Advice: add filtering logic there now - future you would thank yourself Comment deleted
It's angular + Fuze thing there is a fuze-navigation that gets an object and crates menu In backend I just create an object with entityId of and it's icon and translation key then in front it creates menu and handle click (e open a tab with that entity) I have a translation system too Basically I have access to translation key of each menu item so I can easily search it doesn't even need database it just creates it on server build Comment deleted