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by 5701652400 4mo ago
looks like it is not "Private iCloud Compute" at all. Anthropic literally says "Requests go directly from your app to the Claude API; Apple is not in the request path and does not see prompts or responses." — Apple strai
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by 5701652400 4mo ago
so it is not "Private Cloud Compute"?
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by 5701652400 4mo ago
sadly, delusions, incoherence, anti-humanism is rampant in tech/business "leadership"
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by 5701652400 4mo ago
they would not be able to compete with grapic cards either. what are they providing? to whom? if economy collapses (everybody looses jobs). nobody can pay for whatever he is offering in his business. and neither is he would be able to buy e
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by 5701652400 4mo ago
damn. hope you guys are ok. what was aftermath? did she get a new job? is it in still in software?
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by 5701652400 4mo ago
causation can only be expressed within your analytical framework. if it not good, then whole world is a chaos and nothing causes anything. causation is pure interpretation. correlation is there regadless of what you think of it. correlation
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by 5701652400 4mo ago
yes. software engineer as a paid profession is going away within couple years. when everybody can just press a button in elevator, you do not need dedicated paid person to do it.
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by 5701652400 4mo ago
there are systems that can very well operate without "fall-guy". example: A) diffuse responsibility. nobody is responsible. — this is what typical beruactacyl operates in. B) everybody is self-responsible. end users use AI, they a
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by 5701652400 4mo ago
nonsense. you are shifting definitions of what "coding" / "producing/operating software" as a profession is. by this logic, if I define "food" industry as sitting on my couch as a "job", wit
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by 5701652400 4mo ago
yep. selective usage of stats at their best. how about factories too? conveyer belts? people losing their jobs all the time whenever automation comes in. and we just "hope" for the best they can find jobs or delusional hopefulness
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by 5701652400 4mo ago
once author gets laidoff, and stuck without a job for 1y+, he will sing very differently.
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by 5701652400 4mo ago
there are literally no more people "computing" by hand. job as defined by "perform calculations by hand" is totally gone. none. nada. this "shifting-role" rhetoric is very dangerous. making definitions fluid is
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by 5701652400 4mo ago
key point, those 6 figures SWEs earn, they would spend to "local non SWE" economy. your local datacenter does not care about local chickens or eggs, or private tutor, or pretty much anything at all. not even energy, it is has its
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by 5701652400 4mo ago
that is what CEO of NVIDIA is telling everyone. "everyone is a programmer now".
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by 5701652400 4mo ago
wonder how much of it is K-shaped. if is payouts for execs, capital gains and alike are boosting aggregate.
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by 5701652400 4mo ago
same applies for seniors as well. ther isn't much distinction of senior vs junior human dev (as in cost and efficiency) compared to AI-dev (cost and efficiency). more so, at current imrpovement rate. in couple more years you would not
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by 5701652400 4mo ago
same. I was expecting it to recover in 2025. but it only gets worse.
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by 5701652400 4mo ago
don't know whom you talk to. I see people laid of left-and-righ, in FAANG, banks, startup, pretty much everywhere.
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by 5701652400 4mo ago
1. C-level says so 2. on-the-ground people indeed much more productive but of course, it is not just AI. Software is consolidating and automating even without AI, that's the whole point of software.
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by 5701652400 4mo ago
maybe look into industries AI is best at automating? like constant layoffs in Software? 160,000 people lost jobs in just 2026? the claim "hey there is no AI job crisis", when previous SWE of 6-figures now takes job dishwashing in
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by 5701652400 4mo ago
"industrialized society" just rejected 160,000 sofware engineers this year. other industries are no better. you are either wage-slave barely making it. or getting laid off, as those people are not needed.
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by 5701652400 4mo ago
I mean you can sell surplus to market. but key point you do not pay taxes on food you grown on your backyard and eat yourself! nor you are subject to any market collapse. as long as sun shines and raind pours, your food grows in your backya
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by 5701652400 4mo ago
true, agree on later point. but for "woodwork" / personal-farm still belive he is better off than software. at least he will be employed and have food on the table.
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by 5701652400 4mo ago
"calculator" ("computer") was a profession. not anymore. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_(occupation)
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by 5701652400 4mo ago
look at layoffs.fyi. chances are he will be laid off pretty soon. and if not tomorrow, give it couple extra years until AI gets even better. it is one-way road, down the hill. not woodworking. farming. get a pot of land and grow your own fo
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by 5701652400 4mo ago
don't worry, soon there will be no "software engineering" careers anymore.
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by 5701652400 5mo ago
why would anyone need 10,000 runs a month? do people modify their infrastructure 10,000 times a month?
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by 5701652400 5mo ago
I don't know how they can justify 250 USD / month bill. let alone 1000 USD / month.
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by 5701652400 5mo ago
Technically, on both sides there is an intelligence producing them.
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by 5701652400 5mo ago
eventually tokens will cost price of energy. and china is miles ahead. china will be major token exporter soon. mark my words.

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