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by aogaili 1mo ago
I think that is the real bottleneck now. Creative people used to be hindered by execution, now you can aim higher.
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by aogaili 1mo ago
While I also griefed the years spent mastering craft being automated. I also had a lot of ideas that I wanted to execute and I'm finally able to do so. Some of them are wild and big, unthinkable last year. I also really enjoy building
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by aogaili 2mo ago
I'm honestly not sure if the people writing those articles are in a different field or something. I have been coding for 20 years and there goes no day that doesn't leave me impressed. It's nothing short of magic. And in term
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by aogaili 2mo ago
Thank you, I appreciate the advice and perspective. I agree with you.
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by aogaili 2mo ago
And yes English is not my first language and the definition and perception of this word changes in the west with the last 20 years as you noted. I'm sorry to break your bubble but if you step out of this forum and the culture you are i
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by aogaili 2mo ago
I understand. But then you sat their reading a published article labeling an entire domain/knowledge workers as useless/sad and you took it, so that sits alright with you? I don't know the person, I can see the work that prod
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by aogaili 2mo ago
I'm guessing it's also the culture and I'm reading about the history of the word "retarded". In my mind, it means slow/delayed, or slow comprehension. Which, I can comfortably use on myself sometimes. But it se
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by aogaili 2mo ago
But I'm guessing it's "retarded"? You seem to be sensitive to intelligence ranking, judging by your comment "not as clever as you think". I find a lot tech people sensitive to that in general, given that what t
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by aogaili 2mo ago
I honestly don't, forgive my ignorance but English is not my first language and I'm from different culture I suppose. I was trying to explain a point that "sadness" as a by product arraignment not the domain. And I perso
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by aogaili 2mo ago
Which word? I use what I want..I hope you understood what I said. Also, who said I'm man? I might be they?
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by aogaili 2mo ago
That sums up the depth of the author understanding.
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by aogaili 2mo ago
Yeah it's one or the other...the communist, the enemies, the infidels, it's a blind ideology, almost dogmatic, but that is exactly what is needed to slave labor millions..same folks talking about AI/robotics automating all th
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by aogaili 2mo ago
The site is full of people, who believe in capitalism like a religion, slave their life to labour while being paid enough to feel good and better than others.
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by aogaili 3mo ago
This article goes to show that you use AI to produce reasonable sound argument but under the hood the assumptions are still not very defensible. The way I see it, is that they missed the boat on how powerful those models will become meanwhi
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by aogaili 3mo ago
These articles are so off from reality to the point that it can't be taken seriously at all. I keep wondering how they keep popping at HN. At least the author admit he is biased..
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by aogaili 3mo ago
Clearly "mechanical" thinking has been automated, and you are better off, if not forced to outsource to AI. Humans have the biological needs, consciousness, taste and imagination, that's what we are left with thus far. And ju
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by aogaili 3mo ago
Condescending, ignorant, and the author doesn't know what he is talking about. I'll not explain why, and that would be as deep as the author explanation of his coping. Why those articles get to hacker news?
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by aogaili 3mo ago
Indeed
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by aogaili 3mo ago
Leave markdown alone. Focus on JS frameworks and harnesses please.
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by aogaili 3mo ago
You ain't much smarter either with by the way you judge things.. neither me for responding to a comment like yours.
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by aogaili 3mo ago
When I started posting on HN, many times I get downvoted. And this an another example, you don't get discussion you just get downvoted. And it's a good thing, it means I think differently. The fact is, one could pump literally 10k
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by aogaili 3mo ago
Machine hater and manual labour worshiper..he thinks he got stupid because he stopped doing if/else and for-loops. Life is full of complexity and it might be helpful to get one level-up in abstraction to try to solve real problems and
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by aogaili 4mo ago
And who are you my therapist? Just argue the point, this is not group therapy forum. Passive-aggressive people are the angriest/nastiest people around.
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by aogaili 4mo ago
On one had, AI is being used to cybersecurity and used to find bugs in Linux etc. On the other hand, it seems that AI can't write code without bugs. So where is the disconnect?
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by aogaili 4mo ago
You need citations for humanity shared history?
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by aogaili 4mo ago
Download the tools and use them along with your head? I mean a lot of what I stated there is the obvious.
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by aogaili 4mo ago
We might need to agree to disagree on this one. I don't think the transition will be as simple as just flipping a URL. There is an entire legal and technical infrastructure being built around these models and their integration. I think
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by aogaili 4mo ago
I see your point, but having worked as a consultant for a few years, I think most companies will opt to stay once things are stable. Once these systems are functional, nobody wants to touch them. I remember one government project where we w
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by aogaili 4mo ago
It is not just about cheaper models; it is about integration with the economy. These models are building deep integrations into companies and the entire economy. Once that stabilizes, it will be like the electricity grid—pumping tokens to f
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by aogaili 4mo ago
Agreed haha! our beloved fire.

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