Culonavirus

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by Culonavirus 10mo ago
I mean yea, but this is THE wrong site to post stuff like this. Half the people here are the AI cock and the other half is riding it.
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by Culonavirus 10mo ago
> Your head is very volatile and hard for others to access. One of the lessons you learn while doing this job is that "others" includes "yourself in the future". (Of course people will tell you this way before you fin
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by Culonavirus 10mo ago
> No more requests from Frontend developers like „Hey, can you also add that field to this endpoint? Then I don’t have to make multiple requests“. Do people actually work like this is 2025? I mean sure, I guess when you're having en
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by Culonavirus 10mo ago
> 13 confirmed kills We got SOF rats before GTA6.
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by Culonavirus 11mo ago
The Internet was also "the new industrial revolution" and is here to stay... yet a lot of people lost their pants in the dot-com bubble.
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by Culonavirus 11mo ago
I swear on the crap I just pulled out of my ass that I'll spend 100 quadrillion dollars. Imaginary ones of course. Now pump my stock. Seriously though, massive recession is on the horizon, no one is going to be spending squat.
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by Culonavirus 11mo ago
The computer science field is going to be an absolute shitshow within 5 years (it already kinda is). On one side you'll have ADHD dog attention span zoomers trying out all these nth party model apis and tools every 5 seconds (switching
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by Culonavirus 11mo ago
> less tools, better skills to apply those tools All models have peaked (the velocity of progress is basically zero compared to previous years) -there are not going to be "better skills" (any time soon). All these bubbled up co
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by Culonavirus 11mo ago
X, Chatgpt, all kinds of sites and services around the eu, it's a massive outage
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by Culonavirus 11mo ago
hey it's "connections" :P
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by Culonavirus 11mo ago
> Admin interfaces in particular are a great fit – lots of CRUD, mildly interactive, very repetitive. Adding `hx-get` to a button or div is way way quicker than writing all that boilerplate javascript yet again for the hundredth time. Ye
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by Culonavirus 11mo ago
Totally. Ultra niche edge case nonsense.
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by Culonavirus 1y ago
Google actually doesn't give a single flying fuck about AI slop because they produce it themselves and believe AI slop will feed their quarters going forward. They sometimes pretend to care but not really. You can already stuff Googl
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by Culonavirus 1y ago
> The human is reduced to the ultimate consumption machine. Question is, if the AI bros are right about a "new industrial revolution", will there be consumers to consume if all the wealth is concentrated in the top 1-2% of the
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by Culonavirus 1y ago
AI slop eaters will still eat it up and ask for seconds. Pigs in oats seeing dollar signs.
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by Culonavirus 1y ago
Isn't it kinda a bad sign that people on HN have to argue in comments about what your library/framework/sdk even does?
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by Culonavirus 1y ago
> It’s a shit tonne of work. [Sam didn't like that.]
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by Culonavirus 1y ago
To anyone not getting it still. SpaceX position in rocketry is comparable to that of Nvidia in AI GPUs. Thinking that Blue or anyone else will be beating them in anything any time soon is simply naive. Blue is the AMD here. The AMD that is
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by Culonavirus 1y ago
Several times (if we keep disingenuous "wheeeel akchually" technical gotchas out of this). The fact that they keep safety in mind is a good thing. Any starship that got to space could have easily reached orbit, but it didn't
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by Culonavirus 1y ago
Also add to that cost the cost of human lives that were expendable on the altar of the cutting edge of technology. The entire Apollo and Shuttle programs were a complete shit show when it comes to the safety of the crews. The acceptable saf
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by Culonavirus 1y ago
This is some hilarious shit to anyone even remotely interested in rocketry. Lol. Lmao even.
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by Culonavirus 1y ago
> I shall not today attempt further to define the kinds of material I understand to be embraced within that shorthand description ["<insert general intelligence buzzword>"], and perhaps I could never succeed in intelligib
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by Culonavirus 1y ago
Oh look, people with skin in the AI game insist AI is not a massive bubble. More news at 11.
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by Culonavirus 1y ago
Ofcom can go of itself.
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by Culonavirus 1y ago
Champions of edging
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by Culonavirus 1y ago
You can come up with all kinds of excuses, but Discord is not, and NEVER WAS a trustworthy company. > You've got to be a complete moron uploading your gov ID to discord ^ Still stands.
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by Culonavirus 1y ago
I'm sure they will. You know, AI is so cheap compared to humans, they have to, right? I'm sure. Obviously that is until the biggest bubble in the recorded history of human economy pops and we get back to 2008 economy (hopium), the
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by Culonavirus 1y ago
> $4.3 billion in revenue - presumably from ChatGPT customers and API fees Yeah and from stealing people's money. Did you know that your purchased API "credits" have an expire date? That's right.
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by Culonavirus 1y ago
Finally the beginning of the end of EA. The greedy bastards ruined so many franchises and chased so many fads that their absence will be a net positive. I do feel bad for the devs working there... but them having to find new jobs is genuine
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by Culonavirus 1y ago
He literally said "Flagged packages are escalated to a human review team." in the second sentence. Wtf is the problem here?

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