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OpenAI's Decisions
API reached general availability on October 22.
It's designed for fast, bounded decisions inside apps and agent workflows, rather than handling every task with a general-purpose model.
Where would you use it in a real backend?
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People who started coding with AI 3 months ago are already predicting the future of software engineering.
OpenAI's Decisions
API reached general availability on October 22.
It's designed for fast, bounded decisions inside apps and agent workflows, rather than handling every task with a general-purpose model.
Where would you use it in a real backend?
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GitHub Copilot now supports server-to-server authentication for organization-installed GitHub Apps in public preview.
Would you let an AI agent access company repositories without a human user being signed in? What controls would you requir
GitHub Copilot now supports server-to-server authentication for organization-installed GitHub Apps in public preview.
Would you let an AI agent access company repositories without a human user being signed in? What controls would you requir
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I once quit a job.
During the exit interview, HR looked genuinely shocked by what I said.
She’d been there for 9 years.
Apparently, nobody had ever told her.
Sometimes exit interviews reveal what employees were too afraid to say.
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GPT-6.1 Terra is now available in GitHub Copilot for everyday agentic coding and terminal work, with a gradual rollout.
Which real coding task would you use to test whether a new AI model is actually better?
I once quit a job.
During the exit interview, HR looked genuinely shocked by what I said.
She’d been there for 9 years.
Apparently, nobody had ever told her.
Sometimes exit interviews reveal what employees were too afraid to say.
GPT-6.1 Terra is now available in GitHub Copilot for everyday agentic coding and terminal work, with a gradual rollout.
Which real coding task would you use to test whether a new AI model is actually better?
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What actually kills startups?
A. Bad product
B. No distribution
C. Wrong timing
D. Founder ego
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AI can build the feature, but the moment it breaks in production..
suddenly everyone wants a software engineer.
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Imagine you can see one metric for every AI startup in the world.
- Revenue
- Retention
- Inference cost
- Number of paying customers
- Percentage of tasks completed successfully
Which metric would reveal the most about who's actually winning?
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If a non-technical founder can build your entire product using AI,
your biggest problem might not be AI.
It might be that your product was never that complicated!






