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No tests? Just mess up some mundane detail [1] and voila! Wake-up calls and heart attacks for 100,000s of administrators? 1: "Oh, well, this is not a mundane detail, Michael!" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fGHaV
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3mo ago
Yes, I am taking legal action, no doubt.
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"Homer was not great literature at the time he his works were written". They were not written at all. No written literature existed in the time of Homer.
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3mo ago
If 90% of tech startups failed in the past, AI pushes that that rate to over 99%. Cloud was like this too. You spent all this money as a startup with AWS regardless of whether you made a dollar or not.
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No drone has ever followed me when I am on the way to go play hockey.
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3mo ago
"they should be fighting for independent development and universal access". Well stated.
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"Ride the wave." Or don't. Most LLMs people are using to code are paywalled, and controlled by private, for-profit entities. This is fundamentally different than the past, and diametrically opposed to the hacker. If you'
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The web stuff is well done. Now, with this newly created momentum, you should re-record the songs now, without AI. Hell, you could probably afford an awesome studio and equipment too. You could easily blow the AI out of the water.
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3mo ago
So Pelé is just a handle then, eh?
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People at Apple are not left-handed, they don't drive, they don't work out, and they don't seem to go out in the cold very much. Oh, and they definitely don't play video games.
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"Any company that does this kind of stuff as a routine will not continue the routine of employing people for long." "On contracts" is explicitly mentioned. While bouncing your W-2 employees' paychecks is a big no-no
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4mo ago
Been doing this since my early 30's, and doing it currently. I guess all the "rock stars" are dead at 27 so the point stands.
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4mo ago
I stopped caring about the (ab)use of the word Zen in "tech" when that scummy startup Zenefits got in trouble.
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I'll remove the FOUC. The front-end isn't in tip-top shape yet!
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4mo ago
I am working on a human-only community called Island. You can request an invite now over at https://island0.com .
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4mo ago
Becoming a professional software engineer without a Comp Sci (or overlapping engineering degree) was a bad idea for the reasons you mention. I made it 15 years on mostly willpower earning millions of dollars, but never worked for a FAANG in
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In Praise of Idleness by Bertrand Russell: https://ia801002.us.archive.org/27/items/in.ernet.dli.2015.4...
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My whole career (15+ year) is built on orgs (Fortune 500s, academia, government, and even startups) hiring me to actually get something done that an employee spent months "working on" that ended up useless and scrapped. It's
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Thales Bad Bot Report categorizes the traffic between "good" and "bad" bots. I would add that AI dramatically blurs the line between legitimate and malicious, and the intent generally speaking. In regards to social bots,
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I mean, just for a reference point, 2013. 2013 was the first year they did the report.
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According to the Thales Bad Bot Report, in 2025 >53% of traffic came from bots. 2024 was 50 - 50, and in 2013, it was measured at 43%. AI-driven* bot activity has increased more than tenfold however in the past 12 months so I'm conf
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Zero. I have also taken all my blogs offline. Building a human-only community at https://island0.com where no AI-generated content is tolerated.
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5mo ago
I think a lot of these execs have equity in Anthropic... and the dumb ones that don't are just "keeping up with the Joneses" so to speak.
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Screw Cloudflare. I went through a bizarre 3+ months hiring process where I would have a disconnected, vague 30 minute interview with someone every couple weeks. Then, suddenly rejected for no real reason given.
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5mo ago
How would one build an online community free of LLM agents commenters and links to "slop" content? Strict invitation trees? Small signup fees? No SEO incentives?
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No, it's not at all. Bizarre analogy.
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I pulled all the websites I had - some existed for a decade plus and made me hundreds of thousands of dollars. All that is left is bots that theft the value of my work. Until something changes, goodbye.
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6mo ago
Can we reach out directly to Reid Hoffman? Or is he too wrapped up doing damage control from being all over the Epstein Files?
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Your business is getting the money. Your business is not to fly around the world trying to engineer-mog the client. The OP has a bad ego. "They don't even use version control..." Yeah? Get the money. The client are "carp
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Seems like the logical conclusion, no matter what.
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