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alpineman
8mo ago
You’re right, but on the other hand once you have a basic understanding security, architecture, etc you can prompt around these issues. You need a couple of years of experience but that’s far less then the 10-15 years of experience you need
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8mo ago
Wasn't customer service going to be one of the first things to be fully automated by AI? :D
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9mo ago
My wife is a doctor and there is a general trend at the moment of everyone thinking their intelligence in one area (say programming) carries over into other areas such as medicine, particularly with new tools such as ChatGPT. Imagine if as
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9mo ago
Time to buy European too
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9mo ago
You don't live in North Korea, not even anywhere close. If you don't want to live in a state like North Korea, you need to use the democratic means you still have to make your voice heard. I am tired of this lazy defeatism
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9mo ago
Agree, except I disagree that there is not much you can do. You write "there is not much we can do in a police state against our current circumstances" and then you state "Our elected leaders on the opposition side are weak a
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9mo ago
Embarrassing
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9mo ago
What a waste of resources to have to defend against one of your closest allies. This is a country that went to war on behalf of the US in Afghanistan (and lost 44 souls doing so). Disrespectful and shameful.
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9mo ago
Greenland made their choice: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4g3kw5ezepo Let's hope it's respected
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9mo ago
Sounds like you're whining to be fair. Please have a read: https://pirg.org/resources/vape-waste-the-environmental-harm... Edit: You were complaining about 'environmental' HN users, but now you've e
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9mo ago
And we represent 0.1% of the population at best. Not really sustainable. We are destroying the planet and we will come to regret this on our death beds. If anyone doubts that, go for a walk in nature and appreciate how incredible our ecosys
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10mo ago
Apologies are free. Did he donate even one or two percent of the surely exorbitant salary he made at Google all those years to any cause countering those negative externalities? (I'm genuinely curious)
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10mo ago
Maybe that's their plan. They launched the NVIDIA GeForce now cloud on-demand service, after all.
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10mo ago
Yeah, reviews are useless in Germany as a result. If anyone from Google is reading this, PLEASE add a tag to establishments that remove reviews by legal means!
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10mo ago
Sometimes I believe they aren't monetizing me. With Kagi I feel quite confident, for example. It depends how prominently they put 'no monetization/ads' as part of their marketing. Uber doesn't do that, to be fair, a
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10mo ago
The unit economic impact of customer care is just brutal. It's simply unaffordable for many low-frequency, low-value businesses. Particularly when 70-80% of requests are simple questions or things that can be done already in their prof
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11mo ago
At least the Chinese models are open source, so you don't need to send money to the Chinese government to use them (unlike Grok 4, where you need to send money to Elon Musk)
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1y ago
actually Mistral is pretty good and catching up as the other leading models stagnate - the coding and OCR is particularly good
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1y ago
I am honestly curious what Elon would need to do for you to dislike him. That ship sailed for me long ago
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1y ago
Europe is also capitalist. The last time I checked we had stock exchanges, corporations, and private property laws.
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1y ago
It’s in the article. AI globally made 12bn USD of revenues in 2025, yet Capex next year is expected to be almost 50X that at 500bn USD
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1y ago
Pets.com, Enron, Lehman Bros, WeWork, Theranos, too many to mention. Investors aren’t always right. The FOMO in that industry is like no other
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1y ago
There is just a shocking lack of empathy in the world today. Selfishness is off the scale. I personally blame social media and the financialization of everything for this. A person's entire self-worth can be reduced to the size of thei
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1y ago
Old article, from June...don't get me excited
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1y ago
This is what you get when YC is full of 22-year olds founding companies. Great ideas and fast execution but absolutely no clue when it comes to running a company. Twitter VCs won't repent, once again.
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1y ago
It's fine for it to be an extension of their self-perception, but when said extension reaches into my bedroom when I'm sleeping then I am 100% in the pro-regulation camp.
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1y ago
The artwork was already there, so not sure 'discovered' is the right word. Does it make a difference now we know it was painted by Raphael himself? It will make a difference, of course. But should it?
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1y ago
Horrible for the environment
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1y ago
and an increase in employer taxes for each employee introduced in the UK this year
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1y ago
So you're the co-worker playing Queens according to my LinkedIn notifications!
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