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Person 1: AI, take these bullet points and write an email to Person 2 Person 2: AI, please take this email from Person 1 and convert it into bullet points
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Yeah I don't know, Altman is a sociopath who is now trying to get intertwined with local governments (SF) as well as the federal government. He's going to do a lot of weaseling to get what he wants: laws that forcibly make OpenAI
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Let me guess, this gives the government and excuse to ban DeepSeek. Which means tech companies get to keep their monopolies, Sam Altman can grab more power, and the tech overlords can continue to loot and plunder their customers and the int
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It seems obvious to me the next generation front end frameworks will not use a virtual DOM, which at this point seems antiquated and slow.
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I think the whole Deepseek fiasco revealed a lot about where the American technology world is at, which is funneling huge sums of money into tech monopolies. If Chinese companies disrupt American monopolies, to me that's a good thing.
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Secure AWS instances are one thing, having the government use unreliable LLMs for their work is another. I do not want the government using LLMs to make decisions.
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Perfect for Arch users ;)
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I have never found a use for LLMs for programming because I can find the (correct) answer much easier with a search. Perhaps the search engines just suck so hard these days people resort to LLMs. I use Kagi and GitHub to search and the resu
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What ends up mattering more is your ability to form good relationships with co-workers at your last job and sell yourself on your resume. Most of the people who end up getting high paying, high ranking jobs are not very skilled technically,
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No, future artists will make things that specifically cannot be made by AI. Because creativity and art is more a feeling and an opinion about your unique perception of life than some garbage being spit out by an AI.
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Does this allow Micro$oft to train their AIs on your word documents?
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Silicon Valley is full of techno-religious, socially awkward people trying to find God in technology. AGI promises to understand them in a way normies never could. A dream that will never happen, just like proof in God is impossible... but
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We gotta put AI Blockchain in the Metaverse!
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I live in NYC and I can tell you... these times seem optimistic.
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The Stories We Tell Ourselves(psychologytoday.com)
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You're probably right, though I speak from anecdotal experience, as the CTO of my company recently said that developers should be 5X more productive with AI. So what if I'm not 5X more productive with AI? Doesn't matter, beca
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The barrier to entry will be raised, though isn't that always happening in software, regardless of if it's AI or not? Companies used to hire HTML email developers, for example. There are many HTML email builders out there that do
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It's beneficial for executives to say AI will kill the software industry, it's a way to stoke fear in workers and a convenient way to say "with AI you could be x more productive," which makes the expectation that the wor
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This would be cool to use in a scavenger hunt.
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Big one: Way smaller CSS bundle size.
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Surprised the Bitcoin paper isn't on here.
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A few more examples of good SPAs are SoundCloud, Twitch, and YouTube. They all have the players move between interactions, which (generally) is better UX. Soundcloud in particular, if they didn't have the persistent player while browsi
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I am text on a screen. Sam Altman, as a story of a person, doesn't indicate to me he is moral or ethical.
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Can someone convince me Sam Altman is not evil? I have no proof he is not evil.
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Things that worked for me: 1. Disabling all YouTube thumbnails, making the YouTube home page layout as a vertical list instead of a grid, only allowing YouTube in Incognito mode, requiring a log in each time I want to use it 2. Unfollowing&
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It's more not wanting to use virtual DOM and only wanting to render to strings for SSR. For example if I use useState or onClick handlers inside the JSX template, now I'll have to handle both client and server side code at the sam
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I have a website I use to host all my personal software. This includes a front end portfolio with various somewhat complicated data applications, I have a personal notes app, RSS reader, content feed algorithm, games, e-book reader, and S3
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I got so sick of having to deal with thousands of dependencies with a React project, I manually implemented JSX to string components (e.g. building with ESBuild then writing the createElement and fragment functions as my own package, which
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Do you think it's possible the 11 years he spent in prison could have had any rehabilitation effect? Or should we jail anyone who ever commits a crime to a life sentence?
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Perhaps we're going technologically backwards. Oral tradition compared to writing is clearly less accurate. Speakers can easily misremember details. Going from writing/documentation/primary sources to AI to be seems like goin

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