aogaili

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by aogaili 3y ago
It's not, I was referring to the interactive 3D author explained.
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by aogaili 3y ago
Landing page is awesome, wonder how it was created
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by aogaili 3y ago
I think they underestimated the attachment of people to their bodies not misunderstood fun. Most of people in Silicon Valley are in their heads. The rest of the people are busy living life with their bodiesnin real life. Instagram works bec
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by aogaili 3y ago
When you make such a suggestion, maybe you want to start by defining terms and how you differentiate between plug-in vs library..
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by aogaili 3y ago
Creative fighting prize goes to using self-made paragliders to infiltrate the most heavily secured borders. Regardless of which side of the fence your are on, got to admit, that's creative hacking!
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by aogaili 3y ago
But what if they were really jealous? What makes you think the crowd here and yourself are above that universal and highly ubiquitous human emotion? Now, did you fix that Jira?
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by aogaili 3y ago
Yes.
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by aogaili 3y ago
I didn't say exploiting people. I said exploiting niche opportunities and piggybacking on the shoulders of corporate workers, ain't nothing wrong in that. In fact, I praise his hustling and envious of it.
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by aogaili 3y ago
It is, I agree, at the end of the day he built his products on top of corporate workers and exploited good opportunities and niches, and he brags about it, to market it, which I personally find distasteful, but that what it takes for solo d
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by aogaili 3y ago
So many envious people, including myself, but at least I admit it. Go back to your corporate cusion or VC lap, and resolve that jira please.
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by aogaili 3y ago
Any good examples of something like that implemented in the software domain?
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by aogaili 3y ago
I understand your argument. It is a tough situation to get out from, between a cycle of mental illness, isolation, a tough climb out. Life can be very cruel. And when everyone and everything failed that man, and nothing left for him but tha
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by aogaili 3y ago
Killing their dog and giving them a temporary bed is stupid and cruel solution. And stupid cruel people with power make others suffer and some of them will end up homeless. The homeless needs a lot of nurturing to get back on their feet.
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by aogaili 3y ago
And I didn't say either. But asserting that the pool is not limited is a false statement, it is limited and small.
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by aogaili 3y ago
My point is that it has finite set and limited resources, that mind resources could be used to solve the many local issues. Instead they are offshored as cheap labor. The author is pointing fingers and those who try to solve local problems,
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by aogaili 3y ago
It is a 12 million after all, and you a have a finite number of resources that can be deployed to different problems. It's not like the US where they can import minds from all over the world and they already boost a high population.
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by aogaili 3y ago
Market is small but these counties have tons of issues that need to be fixed instead offshoring and mind drain their resources Middle eastern mindset is either to migrate, work remotely for foreign company or at best get VC, copy foreign st
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by aogaili 3y ago
I know what a VC start-up aim is, that's basic knowledge. But talent pool is limited and all is being either offshored or using for VC gambling when they clearly have many local problems by the author's assertion. You seriously mi
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by aogaili 3y ago
Looks to me the issue is with the author's mindset rather than the market. He wants to build startups to compete on global scale, when half of his country doesn't have a bank account...maybe he is solving the wrong problems..
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by aogaili 3y ago
Rust is not a humnan, you are dealing with humans, and humans are flawed, accept it and protect what you care about.
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by aogaili 3y ago
Will probably get down voted or ridiculed. There are many engineers/scientists here how will give the logic ways (divide and conquer, research etc). But here are some non logical ways: - reframing - ignoring/delaying - accepting
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by aogaili 3y ago
I have done that and more, it lead to burn out after 4 years or so. And yes there is a part where you feel different etc. And burn out is tough, it takes a lot of time to recover, it is kind like constantly pushing heavy and the gym and th
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by aogaili 4y ago
Solution is to work on lowering the house prices and preach good family values which were the glue for many societies throughout history. Instead, they constantly preach independence and housing as investment. Social programs are just patch
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by aogaili 4y ago
There is a genuine improvement in the ability of algorithms to understand, retrieve and generate knowledge. The tooling around an area that impacts the daily life of knowledge workers (probably everyone on this site) just got much better. C
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by aogaili 4y ago
Human cunning in action. The moment AI pose any real threat to humanity, watch how humans will tear it apart as they have done to any threat before it.
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by aogaili 4y ago
I used daily to ask technical questions and it answers better than most of my colleagues and myself included. I wouldn't call that a con. But that blogpost maybe ^^
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by aogaili 4y ago
That textbook saves many clicks and Google searchers, questions and running around. It is not lazy; it is just a more effective tool, and humanity is all about progressive tech. So it is not being lazy; it is being..human.
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by aogaili 4y ago
Yeah agreed.
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by aogaili 4y ago
Help me to understand but why would I use this as opposed to just pasting the code to ChatGPT? Also, it would be nice if there is a WebStorm plugin.
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by aogaili 4y ago
Most people can't think, but they can parrot and bullshit so ChatGPT is getting very close to the average human level intelligence...

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