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5mo ago
Mom said it's my turn to use the Big Scary Headline
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5mo ago
I thought LinkedIn is owned by Microsoft?
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5mo ago
people are tightening their belts. Sadly for SaaS, you can't eat software, and neither can it keep you dry and warm.
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5mo ago
What else happened in 2007?
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5mo ago
Dear author, no one's saying it's impossible. Just like it isn't impossible for me to become King of England one day.
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6mo ago
That's how most people feel when presented slop btw
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6mo ago
English is a great language for defining specs
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6mo ago
why not just fork and forge an entirely new path unfettered by outdated norms? Isn't that the AI way?
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I'd be curious on the author's views of their own child's education. I wonder how "along for the ride" he actually is.
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That's part of my point. We already tried a rich, diverse market of competing search engines and it still ended up in a monopoly. In fact I would argue it was inevitable. At least this way the site owners get to choose their monopoly m
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6mo ago
This is a tangent, but what I'd really like to see is for a "movement" of sorts where site owners explicitly only allow Kagi* as the only crawler for their site. A way of saying "you know what, I've seen what Google
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Cured patients don't count as recurring revenue? /s (but we know deep down it's not /s for some)
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6mo ago
If there is a company in New Zealand working on a similar system, I'd love to hear about it because I would like to work for you.
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6mo ago
Buy a lottery ticket
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Guys, c'mon, what are we even doing...
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6mo ago
And here I thought I was too dumb to grok core.async all those years ago (ps I still am)
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6mo ago
Then there's the other kind of engineer, who would rather see the world burn and their friends destitute than spend another second in an agile meeting.
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6mo ago
Like all things AI, this one's tricky. Scam calls sounding "more legitimate" because it passes the (unfortunately racist) filters most people have.
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6mo ago
It's an interesting "problem". The cities we have now exist because businesses and people want to be located in the same geographical area to maximize, well, doing business. Now the opposite is happening. Businesses have no i
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(posting my comment from the other thread) Hilarious. How long does it take to vibecode the requests to change the logo and name. Vibecoding a port from scratch is super fast as long as you don't need permission huh. Then when the adul
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We have found the limits of agentic engineering. Changing a logo on a website apparently takes weeks.
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Hilarious. How long does it take to vibecode the requests to change the logo and name. Vibecoding a port from scratch is super fast as long as you don't need permission huh. Then when the adults ask you to not infringe on copyright, it
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6mo ago
Our first exposure to Banksy was when we were hitting puberty. We probably thought they were subtle back then.
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Just disable everything AI by default bro.
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6mo ago
the obsession on token discounts recently is pretty funny. If you extrapolate far enough you end up back to where we started, programming languages.
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6mo ago
Just look at the top 2 most powerful men in the United States right now and how much their wives love them. Or are you going to say something about love being overrated and unnecessary in a marriage?
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Rich Hickey proven right again. (tongue-in-cheek reference to his Hammock Driven Development talk)
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Can't wait to eat software for dinner
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At $800B collective spend, you would hope these things are improving. The point is that have the improvements been worth $800B and counting.
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A few months of some narrow strait of water in the other side of the world being closed off and New Zealand is about to collapse. And these billionaires think they can just sit back and relax in their bunkers here in an apocalypse scenario?
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