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by babyent 1y ago
Nice! Is there something wrong on my end? The IN animates fully, which is a nice visual cue. The HOLD remains static which is nice. But the OUT does not completely animate and it throws me off.
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Ask HN: What's your AI workflow as a tech. founder or experienced SWE?
2 points by babyent 1y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How are you deploying AI for real-world cost savings?
1 points by babyent 1y ago|0 comments
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by babyent 1y ago
True, and oh man I can relate so much to that. Ugh..
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by babyent 1y ago
There's still so much SaaS left to make. Lots of jobs aren't going to be helped by AI, let's be honest. Lots of industries, for thousands of years, have been run using pen and napkins. I've personally worked at a multi b
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by babyent 1y ago
Why not just filter out those kinds of people? I filter out people like that because A. They’re not on the same level B. I won’t hire them and I wouldn’t work with them C. They serve no purpose to me in my life because I don’t even want to
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by babyent 1y ago
Dating app gamification. Never felt worse in my life but hey job experience is job experience.
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by babyent 1y ago
Production or bust. There is no test.
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by babyent 1y ago
You should use parameters but sometimes you need to inject application side stuff. You just need to ensure you’re whitelisting the input. You cannot let consumers pass in any arbitrary SQL to execute. Not SQL but I use graph databases a lot
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by babyent 1y ago
to be OG you must ship to production
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by babyent 1y ago
Anything more is hard. So it will need real engineers and visionaries.
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by babyent 1y ago
He says the party will lock in a loyal block after doing such an act. Before: 5 million illegals or immigrants. Party A passes law making them all citizens. After: Party A always wins because large portion of the new 5 million vote for Part
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by babyent 1y ago
Please only educated immigrants who will need to assimilate to the culture. I’m an immigrant, and I think at least where I live in USA we need to stop immigration from any random place or of people who refuse to assimilate.
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by babyent 1y ago
To tell you the truth I only ever see poor people (immigrants, mostly) that carry around like 3-4 kids in cities (I am in SF) while everyone else either has 1 or no kids. They don’t speak English and I’m not sure if they will assimilate wel
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by babyent 1y ago
Steve is 75 and retiring. Quick! Barbecue him!
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by babyent 1y ago
No tax revenue
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by babyent 1y ago
Chill dawg
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by babyent 1y ago
Well we have a lot of choice and it’s easier than ever to find people (internet). People choose to fall in some doom loops or waste their time doing anything but making connections. That’s their problem. For everyone else, there’s work, mee
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by babyent 1y ago
It’s not worth replying to some people bro. The issue around self driving is more laws and regulations than it is a matter of tech. There’s a reason these companies spend so much time effort and money on legal hurdles.
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by babyent 1y ago
I didn't realize technology had to be 100% applicable to everything at 100% capability on day one. My bad.
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by babyent 1y ago
Waymo works really well.
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by babyent 1y ago
I’m generally happy for those around me who are achieving things and doing better for themselves. I love people like that!! Friends and strangers who try and aren’t quitters.
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by babyent 1y ago
I treat it like any other tech thing. I have a toolbelt as an engineer. These are tools. When I need the right tool for the job and it’s not on my toolbelt, I add it by ramping up quickly and figuring it out. There are enough tools on the b
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by babyent 1y ago
I agree with this so much. You really do need to treat your friends as a revolving/evolving Rolodex. Get rid of “friends”/people who hold you back. Their problems are not your problems. You have your own goal in life. They can dea
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by babyent 1y ago
That’s the fun part because it’s so hard. Writing software is easy. It can be figured out, no matter how hard it seems.
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by babyent 1y ago
They’re spending 10s of billions. Yes, just. 200 million to have dedicated top experts on hand is reasonable.
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by babyent 1y ago
Why not just hire like 100 of the smartest people across domains and give them SOTA AI, to keep the AI as accurate as possible? Each of those 100 can hire teams or colleagues to make their domain better, so there’s always human expertise ke
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by babyent 1y ago
I also wear Levi’s. To me they’re an iconic brand and will always be cool. Build quality wise it’s all right for the price, but I’ve also never really bought any other brands so I can’t compare.
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by babyent 1y ago
For AI to be useful, it needs smart humans to progress its knowledge base. An educators job (like an actual teacher) should be to help people (key) progress and be smarter humans. Deal with progress.
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by babyent 1y ago
Why are people so resistant to change lol just use the better stuff or migrate to it. It’s software you are mostly using to build end user software. Gauge it by how well it works and serves the end user. This is why AI is good. It will just

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