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by ako 5d ago
A nicer way to frame it is: “value based pricing”.
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by ako 6d ago
Yes, why would government suddenly start protecting workers when we never cared in the past? Our society only cares about money, cheaper and faster. We’ve automated so many jobs, including the carpenters, but soon also all drivers, taxi dri
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by ako 7d ago
We just have to accept that we’re now living in the age of industrialization of any skill that is digitized. And on average that means it’s not better than what a qualified professional can produce, but it’s good enough, and good value for
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by ako 7d ago
An llm response here would be more respectful than a downvote without a comment. And it’s quite disrespectful to dismiss a project that may have taken a lot of time and thought, even with agents, to build, and just dismiss it because the re
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by ako 7d ago
I thought it was a fine informative readme, starts with the problem, outlines the core of the solutions, and some limitations. Everything I want to know in the first few paragraphs. No need to spend human time to improve it.
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by ako 10d ago
Don't worry, it will be consistent eventually.
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by ako 13d ago
I’ll agree with your last 3 words: they’re broadly similar systems - systems of deceit and self-deception. They may share the same god, but for 99% they’re different enough that they think they can kill one another and their god will approv
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by ako 13d ago
Exactly, and all Jews think Jesus is a fake. And on top of that all the past gods, Roman, Greek, Inca, Vikings, etc.
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by ako 13d ago
There can be more than one solution.
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by ako 13d ago
You forgot “we can stop climate change”…
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by ako 13d ago
Come on, it’s way more common than that. We’ve invented 3000+ gods and almost as many religions, most of them are incompatible with each other. So, most of these must be incorrect, so a huge amount of self-deception. But as Harari argued in
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by ako 15d ago
There are plenty people that just turn on the radio or Spotify to have some random Muzak in the background.
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by ako 17d ago
No, for that money I can buy an iPhone and an iPad. Just checked, iPhone 17 256gb plus an iPad 13inch 256gb is about 100 euros cheaper than the cheapest iPhone duo.
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by ako 21d ago
Quality of life will be dramatically lower for many because we did not take action
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by ako 1mo ago
Why does it matter? It’s like a named operation, and if you want local scope you can create CTEs, which is like an anonymous local operation. So you have both options.
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by ako 1mo ago
Writing speed is not really relevant anymore, LLMs do it. Reading is what matters most.
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by ako 1mo ago
1. Can be done using views. Creating named views is really not that different than building named functions or methods.
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by ako 1mo ago
I thought you were supposed to eat the pudding?
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by ako 1mo ago
Flipped classroom method?
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by ako 1mo ago
This is not counter collaboration, collaboration can also benefit from the use of AI.
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by ako 1mo ago
I see it differently: if you’re not willing to consider how you could be better/faster/more productive with AI, you’re unwilling to adapt to the future, and not flexible enough. You’re going to slow down your employer. Most busine
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by ako 1mo ago
As I said the response of AI is very much based on the input and context i give it. It’s not like everyone gets exactly the same answers from AI. Ai is a tool that I control. Also, if the response of AI is sufficient, what is the added valu
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by ako 1mo ago
If the response of AI is sufficient, why would i retype it in my own words? Just a waste of time. Most of what i have AI generate is based on my words and input anyways. I'll often write a draft note, and then have AI generate multiple
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by ako 1mo ago
Why are you so distracted by style? I see it too, it could be improved, it might be improved, but I don’t care as long as it get shit done. And it does, tons of shit gets done. And the communication is usually more informative than how cowo
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by ako 1mo ago
Exactly, the German autobahn is also awesome. /s
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by ako 2mo ago
Kitesurfing is so last decade, this decade is all about wingfoiling and parawinging.
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by ako 2mo ago
Pagerank is just a popularity contest, doesn't say anything about trust. AI probably does a better job determining trustworthyness than pagerank.
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by ako 2mo ago
Maybe, but it's reality. Not too long ago the rule would be "if it doesn't show up in google, it doesn't exist". Today agents+LLMs are better browsers than Chrome/Safari/Firefox/... If a webpage does
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by ako 2mo ago
The best way to read the information on the internet today is via a LLM. Just like you don't process raw data in a data warehouse or datalake by looking at tables, you use a SQL or BI tool, to process all the information on the interne
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by ako 2mo ago
Go value proposition for me, when developing with Claude code: 1) fast compilation times, faster iterations, 2) user friendly to install, one single binary per platform, 3) feels safer than JavaScript/typescript, which have too many np

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