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541.
by ares623 8mo ago
define "running"
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by ares623 8mo ago
What used to go to local business as kids and teens spend time out together, it now goes to a single company on the other side of the world.
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by ares623 8mo ago
someone definitely could've used a bit more love in their childhood
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by ares623 8mo ago
me to
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by ares623 8mo ago
I've been thinking the same. One way to moderate is to bring back physical consequences. I'd also like to see an "Order of the White Lotus" community (or Fight Club if you prefer) where people who collectively agree to n
546.
by ares623 8mo ago
I've always been fascinated by nostalgia. It is such universal source of both positive and negative feelings for people. If anyone has any books or other media about nostalgia I'd love to hear about it. Today's Fortnite, Mine
547.
by ares623 8mo ago
I don't buy that. Writing is taking a bad rap from all this. Writing _is_ a form of more intense reading. Reading on steroids, as they say. If reading is considered good, writing should be considered better.
548.
by ares623 8mo ago
did your paycheck match your new found productivity?
549.
by ares623 8mo ago
which doesn't make sense because the quick buck train is gonna stop. But then again, maybe there wasn't any sense in them in the first place.
550.
by ares623 8mo ago
Is there a bet for when Polymarket/Kalshi go kaput? Maybe a bet on each other's platforms? How about for the CEOs to lose their jobs? Or for them to get in an accident?
551.
by ares623 8mo ago
cars, up to relatively recently, have been pure hardware machines that when a consumer buys, they can own. Now that's starting to change. Let's see how "democratized" cars are when the manufacturers can hard-lock "o
552.
by ares623 8mo ago
The entire New Zealand population will be looking for his bunker if that creep thinks he can live here peacefully
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by ares623 8mo ago
It's a pretty brutal negative feedback loop. This video explains it quite well https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBpgTgFF1ek Even immigrants are just using New Zealand as a stepping-stone country to later move to Austral
554.
by ares623 8mo ago
how is 2-3 centralized providers of this new technology "democratization"?
555.
by ares623 8mo ago
well whatever society is left will definitely be "peaceful" for at least a couple of decades.
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by ares623 8mo ago
Clincally proven bio-weapons
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by ares623 8mo ago
What I think is lost on ones like OP, is that yes, they are financially secure in the current climate. But if the future that everyone seems to be ushering in does come true, even ones like OP will be in a different state of security. How d
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by ares623 8mo ago
I'm so excited to be able to continue build things when I'm living on the streets. I'm glad to know that drive to create will always be with me and keep me warm during winters.
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by ares623 8mo ago
Is that good?
560.
by ares623 8mo ago
mmhmm. That's a lot of me me me. Are you reviewing others' work who produce the same output as you?
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by ares623 8mo ago
No no it makes sense. Hypothetical scenario: I, a high-level employee at a company just convinced my boss (or did we convince each other?) to spend $30k/year on Claude/Codex enterprise licenses. So far, the productivity gains have
562.
by ares623 8mo ago
No mention of the quality of the engineers reviewing the result?
563.
by ares623 8mo ago
They'll just continue blaming immigrants.
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by ares623 8mo ago
Just need a map for all the bunkers. It's gonna be the future version of open-world video games.
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by ares623 8mo ago
I've been feeling it too. Up until a few weeks ago, I've been able to successfully avoid using AI at work. But then mandates happened and now I'm being forced to use them. Absolutely no guidance from leadership though. "
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by ares623 8mo ago
and they blamed the engineer because insurance doesn't pay for AI failures
567.
by ares623 8mo ago
Money and power is the real moat. Everything else is confetti.
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by ares623 8mo ago
Just like crypto, sometimes it seems we just need to relearn lessons the hard way. But the hardest lesson is building up in the background that we'll need to relearn too.
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by ares623 8mo ago
everybody's trying to become the next Uncle Bob
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by ares623 8mo ago
Company names and open roles hopefully, similar to the monthly "who is hiring?" threads. I may have posted this at the wrong time though since it's evening in the US.

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