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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
There is one clear route to solving this problem and I already pay money to get it, it's an independent third party consumer review site. They are good at objectively evaluating consumer products, they simply buy all the main models of
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
I really don't think this is going to work well, like how is an LLM going to know someone paid me for my review?
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
Just casually adding the biggest question its possible to ask
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
Engineers will still exist and people will vibe code all kinds of things into existence. Some will break in spectacular ways, some of those projects will die, some will hire a real engineer to fix things. I cannot see us living in a world o
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
Will it? Will it really? I’ve been writing JS for so long I’ve forgotten all these language quirks, I feel like it’s fair for most people, these language choices are kind of meaningless in day to day, what’s meaningful is a function returni
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
Some of it does. The chips in everyones pockets do a lot of compute and are relatively new though.
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
In a space that moves this fast and is defined by research breakthroughs, they’d be profitable for about 5 minutes.
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
This is like saying cars are for doing skids and speeding illegally, then telling the person who drives for a living if they “don’t have a very inflated idea about what a car is”. Vibe coding is letting the AI take the wheel for every decis
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
That’s not a moat when it comes to tooling like this, I can and will cancel my sub when I try something objectively better, there is zero lock in, even if I make a poor choice I can come back. This is not a moat, the fact there are a bunch
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
Ah the ole HN soak test.
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
Buying a VSCode fork for billions seems wild to me, but hey.
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by PUSH_AX 1y ago
It's a real shame that your team deletes threads like this in instances where they have control (eg they are mods on the subreddit). Part of me wonders if you had a magic wand would you have just deleted this too, but you're force
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
In civil cases yes the loser usually pays the winners costs, but the judge can ultimately use their discretion.
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
You’re making a lot of assumptions about the capability to reconnect and patch/update itself, preface the fix with “keep your machine offline from here in out” and we’re back to fixing it for everyone before that point.
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
What use is a counterattack if it’s inaccessible, either by another cost or because it’s only known by a few experts? This feels like a net win.
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
This is a wild take and I’m not sure where to begin. What if I leaked your medical data, or your emails, or your browser history. What’s at risk? Your data means nothing to me .
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
I guess a sandbox escape, something, profit?
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
Ditch next, build a static site, put it in your object storage of choice, cache/cdn in front… solved problem?
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
Bidens aid undoubtedly moved the needle, but that’s over and from what I’ve heard weapon deliveries have already stopped. So I guess my question is aren’t Europe already by themselves?
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
Ok, your original comment seemed more concerned with the genesis of opinion and creativity, but that’s good to know too.
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
Gee let’s hope free will is real, otherwise this take gets really awkward.
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
Did anyone ever do a write up on how MS used detect and flag the various dvd drive firmware hacks? It was a huge cat and mouse game, with fw hackers making bold claims like stealth undetectable fw etc. It was a very interesting time.
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
100% People who have takes like this have likely never zoomed out enough to understand how their software delivery ultimately affects the business. And if you haven't stopped to think about that you might have a bad time when it's
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
Not that I disagree, but when exactly in modern operating systems are there moments where there are zero instructions being executed? Surely there are always processes doing background things?
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
A ton of comments in here saying this is easy/old hat for them. Well I'll be the one to say this blew my mind. somehow creating the third middle image, being able to relax my eyes and even scan around this composite image actually
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
It’s false is what it is.
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
> Chess is supposed to be a game for smart people. Chess is for everyone, my 5 year old plays chess. Being world class is another thing.
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
You’ve stated this as a matter of fact, but do you have a source, or are you speculating?
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
It’s a lovely shot.
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
I started diversifying this year for this very reason. Firstly I’ve been engineering for over a decade and purposefully avoiding leadership roles, so I’ve stepped into a head of engineering role. Secondly I’ve taken up a specific wood worki

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