aprdm

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by aprdm 7mo ago
Isn't that the premise of Fallout ?
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by aprdm 7mo ago
How much are you spending ? See initial post of the thread. My team has no problems with it, they are spending each 5-10k per month.
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by aprdm 7mo ago
I think the output of companies that can invest on tokens vs those who cannot will lead to crazy different outcomes in the next few years.
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by aprdm 7mo ago
Why read code when you are getting results fast ? See https://steve-yegge.medium.com/welcome-to-gas-town-4f25ee16d... I am not kidding. People don't seem to understand what's actually happening in our industry. Se
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by aprdm 7mo ago
If you are not spending 5-10k dollars a month for interesting projects, you likely won't see interesting results
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by aprdm 7mo ago
Yes I absolutely love it.
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by aprdm 7mo ago
Right that's fair. But you can browse websites made with the technology of that time -- maybe ? Or work with it disconnected on other bits... but yeah. The world you're connecting to has changed..
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by aprdm 7mo ago
These are just agents with a different name ? People have been working like that today.
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by aprdm 7mo ago
You can buy the same hardware today and do whatever you want with it.
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by aprdm 7mo ago
Why do you think the world is going to shit ? Maybe disconnect from the internet a little bit ? Life has never been safer and better for majority of the population in the world, what good does it do to you to keep engaging with content that
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by aprdm 8mo ago
"Live frugally" , "FIRE" , "work in tech" All incompatible with 99% of the upper class, neither do they want to eat ramen to retire early. You're also one medical disaster away from being "very very w
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by aprdm 8mo ago
If that's his value add as a manager then that's a problem in itself
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by aprdm 9mo ago
Do you think that won't happen ? As a very silly example, my father in law has a school in Mexico and he is now using chatgtp to generate all of their visual materials that they used to pay someone to do in the past. They also used to
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by aprdm 9mo ago
lol if you feel that high competitive fields have less idiots on average. Regardless not a good take, world is not mathematics, there are many axis to people
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by aprdm 9mo ago
Why wouldn't someone ?
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by aprdm 9mo ago
There's people spending 5k a month on tokens, if you're work generates 7-8 figures per year, that's peanuts and companies will happily pay for that per engineer
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by aprdm 9mo ago
We are paid to solve business problems and make money. People who enjoy writing code can still do so, just not on a business context if there's a more optimal way
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by aprdm 9mo ago
Why limit to LLMs and agents ? This is true about everything you see advertised to you. When I went to opensource conference (or whatever it was called) in San Diego ~8y ago, there were so many Kubernetes people. When you talked with them n
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by aprdm 9mo ago
Yes, you are probably doing wrong if you even care about the code at this point. Read https://steve-yegge.medium.com/welcome-to-gas-town-4f25ee16d... The article is a bit over the top, but several people on my company/
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by aprdm 9mo ago
Except there's been way too much investment to trick the human brain into that consumption, so it is not a fair fight - that's true both for food and for tech. There are countless documentaries, books and articles on this. You&#x2
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by aprdm 9mo ago
This is not true. You can see people who are much older and built a lot of the "internet scale" equally excited about it, e.g: freebsd OG developers, Steve himself (who wrote gas town) etc. In fact, I would say I've seen more
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by aprdm 9mo ago
lol same. I just wrote a bunch of diagrams with mermaid that would legit take me a week, also did a mock of an UI for a frontend engineer that would take me another week to do .. or some designers. All of that in between meetings... Waiting
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by aprdm 9mo ago
That's an amazing website, I just spent 30 minutes reading all of its content. Thank you for sharing ! I haven't been to a lan party in probably 20 years and made me jealous !
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by aprdm 10mo ago
reddit experiencedevs maybe ?
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by aprdm 10mo ago
It has been dying way before AI Tools. Their approach to moderation has IMO killed it, what used to feel like a community started to feel like a dictatorship w. mods deciding how people should behave, what's a valid question etc.
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by aprdm 10mo ago
You are missing Django/Flask which have & had very high adoption.
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by aprdm 10mo ago
Why should they care and why does it make you depressed ?
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by aprdm 10mo ago
Heavily used in hpc
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by aprdm 10mo ago
Yes, Apple seems to be the only company that actually cares about the quality of their laptop in my experience. And I say that as someone who used to run Linux on my laptops in 2010~18..
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Infinite scale: The architecture behind the Azure AI superfactory(blogs.microsoft.com)
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