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by adverbly 9mo ago
This is very cool but it's not quite what I expected out of economic primitives. I expected to see measures of the economic productivity generated as a result of artificial intelligence use. Instead, what I'm seeing is measures of
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by adverbly 9mo ago
I for one host several Astro sites on Cloudflare Pages. Its quite a nice DX actually. I could see Cloudflare just wanting to push for a bit more vertical integration in the space to give themselves some more options.
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by adverbly 9mo ago
Is this really where we are at now for analysis? You get some anecdotal evidence and immediately post a hot take claiming to have discovered a new invariant? I guess a bunch of us, including myself have taken the engagement bait here but do
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by adverbly 10mo ago
> if shipping faster allows for faster iterations across an idea then the silly errors are worth it. There is more to the consideration here... Maintenance costs compound over time, as does complexity. If you're building something t
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by adverbly 10mo ago
I'm not sure it's that uncharitable... The original quote was apparently said without an understanding of the customer base as if ad blockers were not a core piece of their value proposition. This person doesn't understand th
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by adverbly 10mo ago
Honestly? I usually look at the previous implementation and try to make some changes to fix an issue that I discovered during testing. Rarely an actual bug - usually we just changed our mind about what the intent should be.
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by adverbly 10mo ago
This smells like a Principia Mathematica take to me... Reducing the problem to "ya just create a specification to formally verify" doesn't move the needle enough to me. When it comes to real-world, pragmatic, boots-on-the-gro
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by adverbly 10mo ago
This is measuring household not individual... Needs context then... How did average working hours per household change during that period?
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by adverbly 10mo ago
This has been the case for a while. Look up Waldorf schools. Screen free.
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by adverbly 10mo ago
I felt this way too until I decided that my goal isn't to ship things, it's to ship, support and improve existing things.
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by adverbly 10mo ago
Those are some big numbers. It makes me think of a crazy thought experiment: How many MW could a container ship carry by literally shipping energy stored in batteries? As in they fill up entirely with batteries, sail to a desert, plug into
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by adverbly 10mo ago
As with all things, "it depends". Momentum works well so long as you have enough alignment, clarity, and certainty. When you don't know what you're building though, the last thing you want is a heads down project that yo
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by adverbly 10mo ago
> no-nonsense, no-fluff document > Links ~100 pages pdf > US army Yeah that checks out... I kid. Thanks for the share though!
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by adverbly 10mo ago
Between the article and the comments in this thread there is actually some pretty good advice here and reasonable and nuanced takes to management. Bit surprised by this. Has the hn community aged into management or something? I guess we are
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by adverbly 11mo ago
Some massive bait in this article. Like come on author - do you seriously have these thoughts and beliefs? > It felt like the culture wanted change. > > That world is gone. Ummm source? > This belief system—that AI is useless an
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by adverbly 11mo ago
I mean you're completely correct. But if we treat all companies the same regardless of their behavior, they don't have any incentive to change their behavior. So I'll keep rewarding the good behaviour and punishing the bad.
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by adverbly 11mo ago
Everything valve doing for linux is making such a huge impact. The HL3 memes don't even seem fair to use anymore. I don't even want to un-seriously make joke fun of them at this point. They are just genuinely doing so much for the
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by adverbly 11mo ago
> companies will be doing assessments themselves and not trusting credentials from an education system that's suffering from great inflation and automation Speak for yourself, but that's been how many companies have been operat
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by adverbly 11mo ago
It would actually be so interesting to have comment, replies and thread associations according to semantic meaning rather than direct links. I wonder how many times the same discussion thread has been repeated across different posts. It wou
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by adverbly 11mo ago
Complaining that it doesn't scale past 100 isn't really that much of a complaint! I'd say it scales pretty darn good!
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by adverbly 11mo ago
This is actually a really good use of graphql! IMO the biggest pain points of graphql are authorization/rate limiting, caching, and mutations... But for selective context loading none of those matter actually. Pretty cool!
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by adverbly 11mo ago
Drill baby drill! Seriously this would be such a dream! Turns out that the best battery is literally 10 feet away* - and you don't even need to charge it! *if you want to make steam its a few thousand, but for heating and cooling its l
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by adverbly 11mo ago
I swear somebody should come in with an appliance brand which literally just builds things like they did 40 years ago before planned obsolescence and smart technology. They would clean up. I think the only thing that's actually improve
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by adverbly 11mo ago
I sort of agree with you. To get some sober second thought though, you could watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AIDnr646tLA&t=1452s It tears down the strawman case of demographic collapse, but I'm with you
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by adverbly 11mo ago
Beautiful! I want to get this on a t-shirt!
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by adverbly 11mo ago
> risk of an innovation rendering all that infrastructure obsolete can't be ruled out. It's a massive gamble. It's not just a gamble on technology - it's a gamble on the company too! You own a company's stock - n
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by adverbly 11mo ago
If you ignore performance and mathematical elegance and safety and just look at how much a language lets you get away with from a productivity standpoint, I think Ruby is a pretty standout winner and nobody else even comes close really... V
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by adverbly 1y ago
I recommend trying to eat more oysters and farmable shellfish. They actually clean the water and have a positive impact on the ocean! Farming them is good!
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by adverbly 1y ago
So happy to see Hofstadter referenced! He's the GOAT in my opinion for "thinking about thinking". My own thinking on this is that AI actually IS thinking - but its like the MVB of thinking (minimum viable brain) I find though
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by adverbly 1y ago
> While I acknowledge not all job postings result in a hire, and some are ‘ghost jobs’, since I was comparing the relative growth in job titles, this didn’t seem like a big issue to me. Uhhh... That's a very big issue. In addition,

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