JanSt

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by JanSt 2y ago
Very nice. Is vue supported?
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by JanSt 2y ago
I’m getting pretty rich programming not using AI. This is an answer to me being a bad coder. My income has nothing to do with AI apart from maybe 1% me being more productive since Claude 3.5 dropped. Be assured I’m not going to destroy the
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by JanSt 2y ago
I‘m not making money because of AI, I make a lot of money because I‘m a good programmer. My current income has little to do with ai (99% build before GPT). So relax please.
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by JanSt 2y ago
Maybe I am, but I'm getting pretty rich doing it, so there is that. :)
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by JanSt 2y ago
The point is not that every lab will be profitable. There only needs to be one model in the end to increase our productivity massively, which is the point I'm making. Huge margins lead to a lot of competition trying to catch up, which
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by JanSt 2y ago
Copilot is pretty bad compared to cursor with sonnet. I have used Copilot for quite a long time so I can tell.
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by JanSt 2y ago
Yes, but 1) you only need to train the model once and the inference is way cheaper. Train one great model (i.e. Claude 3.5) and you can get much more than $80/month worth out of it. 2) the hardware is getting much better and prices wi
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by JanSt 2y ago
I'm confident you have not used Cursor Composer + Claude 3.5 Sonnet. I'd say the level of bugs is no higher than that of a typical engineer - maybe even lower.
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by JanSt 2y ago
Yes, the value of a single engineer can easily double. Even a junior - and it's much easier for them to ask Claude for help than the senior engineer on the team (low barrier for unblock).
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by JanSt 2y ago
1) The costs will go down over time, much of the cost is the margin of NVIDIA and training new models 2) Absolutely. Thats like one hour of an engineer salary for a whole month.
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by JanSt 2y ago
Using Claude 3.5 Sonnet in Cursor Composer already shows huge benefits for coding. I'm more productive than ever before. The models are still getting better and better. I'm not saying AGI is right around the corner or that we will
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by JanSt 2y ago
have you thought about automatically generating json language files from pure html? Say I have an app that does not yet use a language file but just code like <strong>Hello World</strong> And on-the-fly translation? Say I h
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by JanSt 2y ago
Wouldn't that allow to switch from Mongo to Postgres without having to rewrite all of your app?
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by JanSt 2y ago
Government spending is still exploding [1] because of high social spending. You can spend every Euro only once. Government decided to prioritize like it did. Tax income is very high. [1] https://de.statista.com/statistik&#x2F
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by JanSt 2y ago
Ridiculous. Just imagine the post going on skin color. I can‘t believe such postings are defended here and my post gets flagged. The new antisemitism is coming from the well educated and the left. Greetings from Germany, we know that stuff.
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by JanSt 2y ago
That's not a perspective I share.
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by JanSt 2y ago
The shut down was decided on in 2000 under Schröder's Red-Green government. All following decision where just on how fast the shutdown had to happen.
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by JanSt 2y ago
Of course there are solutions. Look at Finland. Also, how many nuclear waste death do we have per year? How much do we pay for it's current storage? How does it change the climate? How much nuclear waste is there even? There is no nucl
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by JanSt 2y ago
To be fair, the Greens were the only party to oppose Nord Stream 2. However, they did support (and where in power togehter with the SPD) the construction of Nord Stream 1, which was already part of the Energiewende plan, as cheap gas was (a
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by JanSt 2y ago
Varying consumer demand can easily be matched by nuclear power. They can run gradients as high as gas turbines, but it's not good to go really low quickly because frequent and rapid adjustments in a nuclear reactor's output can le
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by JanSt 2y ago
That argument is popular among the 100% renewables crowd in Germany. I mean, achieving 90-100% renewables creates a problem you wouldn't have if you were just running on nuclear power, and now they portray it as a problem of nuclear po
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by JanSt 2y ago
Decades of fear spread by the Greens (Bündnis 90/Die Grünen) and the media have made any argument in favor of nuclear power a waste of time in Germany. It's really sad that the party which stands for climate protection and the env
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by JanSt 3y ago
Altman said in an interview last week with Lex Friedmann it‘s about reasoning, they are working on it, but have not yet solved the problem
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by JanSt 3y ago
I would eat oats (for real, try it for a few weeks) every morning, hire a good coach and put $95000 to charity if it works.
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by JanSt 3y ago
SpaceX already is cheaper than NASA
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by JanSt 3y ago
He now confirmed contact "I take note with satisfaction that following our contacts Apple decided to backtrack its decision on Epic exclusion." From Day 2, #DMA is already showing very concrete results! https://twitter.
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by JanSt 3y ago
Breton posted on X that his team would look into this case with high priority yesterday. Apple noticed they are about to get a beating and decided to handle this case proactively before they get fined and regulated even stronger
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by JanSt 3y ago
Breton asked his team to look into the Epic / Apple case with _high priority_ yesterday.
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by JanSt 3y ago
Refusing is moot. They make $3bn profit every month in the EU. Shareholders would certainly send Cook off if Apple loses access to the EU market. Apple will play this game until the EU takes the gloves off, and they will.
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by JanSt 3y ago
Yeah it could even lead the EU to mandate that no business relation to Apple is required to operate your store and Apple has no saying whatsoever over you and may not charge you for installs, updates etc. Also, no penalties or changes may b

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