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2mo ago
They’d be hard pressed to lose, if it’s what they want. They need to route all browser search strings to an LLM, and slowly begin to charge where people will pay. Likely ad space.
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2mo ago
Are you on mobile? Doesn’t seem to show on mobile.
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2mo ago
Less than 10% is meaningful? If these were processors, I wouldn’t spend another hundred on the faster one…
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2mo ago
Extra Big-Ass Fries.
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2mo ago
Windmill looks to have an excellent community around it. Anyone been bit by it?
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3mo ago
Nobody stateside is immune from the very real, very steep, very ongoing financial costs of this “conflict”.
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3mo ago
You need a sales funnel providing clients with more money to spend. Poaching clients that might be longer-term, or repeat engagements is a good way to use those platforms, but I wouldn’t rely on them solely. Primarily people trying to avoid
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3mo ago
Allowing financial system abstraction on one end, and allowing our brains to rot on the other.
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3mo ago
> React basically exists to give a “good enough” GUI toolkit functionality in the browser. and it’s sole usage for so many apps is one of the top-five reasons, following 2010s SPA frameworks, that people believe web apps inherently suck.
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3mo ago
> You sound like someone who made your mind up about "the state of the industry" a long time ago. pfft: you wrote “React won” above.
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3mo ago
Maybe share a better example of a feature needing React than long, input-validated forms. That’s not selling it. Just feels like what you’re used to doing.
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3mo ago
I was surprised to find this is on-site, in-office. I’m a rabid generalist, strong with context-switching and attention to detail, have startup experience. Any chance the role could be hybrid (or remote) after a period?
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3mo ago
In real life, the elevator starts working again and kills you.
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3mo ago
Lean into architecture design, and being able to instruct a remote junior using what you’ve learned, vs directly regurgitating your experience into code. (or is that what you hate?)
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3mo ago
Use AI to speed up your own existing workflows that were working. Advertise that you’re there to fix AI slop attempts (you can rebuild it from scratch if you have to). You may not have the juice to sell great shovels in a gold rush. You als
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3mo ago
I am not =] Outsource trust carefully, kids!
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3mo ago
Hiring is hard. In some jurisdictions and orgs, firing is harder.
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3mo ago
Being a valid word or phrase doesn’t mean people understand what it means. Like “common parlance”, for example ;]
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3mo ago
Kids, young folks, anyone reading: this is golden handcuffs. If you’re unhappy, make a change .
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3mo ago
Yes, a different security level - in this case, possibly a better one!
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3mo ago
I thought this comment was going to be about leveraging agents in ways your existing clientele demographic cannot or will not (yet|ever), but then you totally jumped the shark!
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3mo ago
They were already replacing relationships with relationship-workers, and in more minority, robots. This is a natural evolution of the trend.
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3mo ago
The fact that we’re starting to point these people out gives me great comfort. I believe in proper breaks, more than enough downtime, work-life balance - but I’ve been hamstrung my entire career by people who seem to be so low-bandwidth t
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3mo ago
Keep it up! You’re surely the coolest teenager I’ll come across this month.
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3mo ago
It seems like the middle of the curve. The tiny minorities are the people who are too dumb to notice, and on the other end, the people who can still sift through robot-made clickbait the same way they were wading through human-made clickbai
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3mo ago
Not exploitable, or not exploitable in isolation?
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3mo ago
Depending on jurisdiction. This is not ubiquitous. It is common .
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3mo ago
What if by using custom software I’m not pissed off by my tasks anymore, or no longer surveilled while doing them? What if I just like making my own stuff? Surely that’s plenty.
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3mo ago
Thank you!
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3mo ago
> disperse the aura. What’s this mean?
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