AIorNot

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by AIorNot 10mo ago
Yeah I get that I have all sorts of resumes (tailored to the job I apply for) and I took off the CTO and now am using Sr AI engineer Still very very hard to get noticed
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by AIorNot 10mo ago
Interesting thanks!
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by AIorNot 10mo ago
Thanks - my wife and I actually have a long term plan to shift to the EU Applied to quite a few EU jobs via LinkedIn but nothing came of it- I suspected they wanted people already in EU countries Both of us are US Citizens but we don't
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by AIorNot 10mo ago
As CTO I wasnt in a big tech company, it was a 50 person digital studio in the south my salary as was 275k at the highest point in my career- so I never made FAANG money
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by AIorNot 10mo ago
Well as a single datum: After I got laid off in late 2023 I had a devil of a time finding work (despite having AI experience) to the point my unemployment ran out - And I was 20 years as a dev and tech lead and full stack, (never had troubl
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by AIorNot 10mo ago
Sorry for them- after I got laid off in 2023 I had a devil of a time finding work to the point my unemployment ran out - 20 years as a dev and tech lead and full stack, including stints as a EM and CTO Since then I pivoted to AI and Gen AI
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by AIorNot 11mo ago
Cool project -Its not clear to me how the “meaning” gets in knowing the whale “alphabet” is not dependent on meaning?
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by AIorNot 11mo ago
How does this compare to Euclyds product (another new EU AI chip company)? https://euclyd.ai/
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by AIorNot 11mo ago
A man with a spoon can dig a swimming pool but Id prefer a backhoe
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by AIorNot 11mo ago
your use-case is NOT Everyones use-case..(working in depth across one codebase or api but instead sampling dozens of abilities across the web or with other systems) thats the thing how is that going to work with my use case, do a web searc
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by AIorNot 11mo ago
So your supposed to write your own posthog? be serious
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by AIorNot 11mo ago
What no Blue Thunder? https://youtu.be/LXg5Pu-yZrE?si=DFYPLVCBjYVi7a_g
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by AIorNot 11mo ago
I’m confused - Whats the point of a study for this, for Pete's sake, this could have been a blog post - why does the AI world need a paper for everything? We all know how easy it is to generate emails etc at a minimum level to fool the
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by AIorNot 11mo ago
Anyone compare this to sonnet 4.5 on full stack development yet
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by AIorNot 11mo ago
well layoffs across tech probably havent helped https://techrights.org/n/2025/08/12/Microsoft_Can_Now_Stop_R... ever since Musk greenlighted firing people again.. CEOs can't wait to pull the trigger
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by AIorNot 11mo ago
Mine did -back in 2013 I made a short iphone game in unity for my wife and installed it on her phone - when she got past the first level it played a photo montage and marriage proposal, I was also there with a ring btw
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by AIorNot 11mo ago
You can makes the same argument about the US after the flint water crisis tehran is a vibrant city of over 10 million people, Im sure a few of them are not terrorists
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by AIorNot 11mo ago
Imagine if I asked you to draw as pixels and operate a clock via html or create a jpeg with a pencil and paper and have it be accurate.. I suspect your handcoded work to be off by an order of magnitutde compared
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by AIorNot 11mo ago
Yikes
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by AIorNot 11mo ago
the global language explorer is fascinating -great work guys https://aidemos.atmeta.com/omnilingualasr/language-globe - we are getting closer to BabelFish.. at least for the Earth!
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by AIorNot 11mo ago
I found this in the article to be pretty funny “I’m pretty frightened, to be frank,” Dr. Melumad said. “I’m worried about younger folks not knowing how to conduct a traditional Google search.” 20 years ago I remember all the scary articles&
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by AIorNot 11mo ago
Thanks for the details, appreciate the comparison-will check out Pipelex!
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by AIorNot 11mo ago
Tech has been a bloodbath for past 2 years - and this is how WSJ frames layoffs, lol: “The job market has softened in recent months, however, marking a safer environment for companies to start streamlining their workforces. “
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by AIorNot 11mo ago
Interesting Wondering how this compares to BAML See: https://docs.boundaryml.com/home
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by AIorNot 11mo ago
Donald Hoffman, Bernardo Kastrup and other idealists have been saying this for years https://youtu.be/yqOVu263OSk?si=M3fcLbJneZ0S5Jpq Adivita Vedanta, Buddhism, mystics and perennial philosophers have been saying this for c
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by AIorNot 1y ago
Because 25+ years of experience in American Capitalism as its evolved and practiced today has taught me that C-Suite and upper management makes FOMO driven decisions on fear, politics and corporate quarterly returns, ie humans forced into a
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by AIorNot 1y ago
What I’ve found is that the nature of viral movements (bestselling books, pseudoscience claims, self help, programming movements, architectures, social media phenomena etc) is that the truth or proof for the underlying claim of the viral mo
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by AIorNot 1y ago
Consider this: In the movie, the Truman show: Truman is living on a giant hollwyood soundtage with thousands upon thousands of cameras following his every move allowing the TV Audience to subjectively experience his life - his life is writ
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by AIorNot 1y ago
good article see also this important technical clarity video -which I think is very realistic to real life technical conversations with management: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8OnoxKotPQ I think a lot of engineers woul
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by AIorNot 1y ago
I think we need better code review tools in the age of LLMs - not just sticking another LLM to do a code review on top of the PR Needs to clearly handle the large diffs they produce - anyone have any ideas

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