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babyent
2y ago
Except only Iron Man had JARVIS.
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babyent
2y ago
For starters, Google suite offers substantial storage so you can actually use it for doing those things, even if they're not as good as you want, for far longer. And if you do want actual enterprise tier, lots of startups and even publ
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babyent
2y ago
It’s 2025 btw lol. You use SSR when you have public product catalog pages or something like that which needs to be reliably search indexed and up to date. Think an e-commerce site or LinkedIn. You use SPA when you have a private b2b or even
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babyent
2y ago
No way. Google docs is amazing. I could do search and replace for years. Notion only added that recently. Imo notion is a fun tool. But it’s a toy. It is slow and worse, not accurate at all, when you have any actual data (100+ items you’re
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babyent
2y ago
AI Agents are a lifestyle
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babyent
2y ago
Yes, for finding local information or to search for specific things. For example, to find events or shops near me, or finding reviews. I use ChatGPT for learning about topics I don't know much about. For example, I could spend 15 minut
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babyent
2y ago
The irony being all these people making these things are rote learning experts
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babyent
2y ago
Is it possible to speed up the wind?
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babyent
2y ago
You should be vibe coding
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babyent
2y ago
This is most “AI” companies. It’s kind of sad tbh because I’m building an actual company and when I talk to founders in SF I feel like they’re running scams or just lying. It wasn’t like this 5 or more years ago. Oh well. Maybe I just don’t
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babyent
2y ago
I’m going to acquire you and together we will be worth one hundred billion quadrillion
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babyent
2y ago
What vileness? These are people who are gleefully sidestepping things they don't understand and putting tech debt onto others. I'd say maybe up to 5-10 years ago, there was an attitude of learning something to gain mastery of it.
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2y ago
Bro AGI as a marketing term is too stale already. We are now at Artificial SUPER Intelligence. I’m waiting for Artificial Pro Max Super Duper Intelligence.
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2y ago
I hope people do this and royally mess shit up. Maybe then they’ll snap out of it. I’ve already seen people completely mess things up. It’s hilarious. Someone who thinks they’re in “founder mode” and a “software engineer” because chatgpt or
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2y ago
Cool stuff! If you make this collaborative so students could participate in real time together that would be so cool. For example I remember when I was growing up we would split into groups and be given some task. Like in a lab or researchi
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babyent
2y ago
I’m using constraint programming in my platform. Any experts want to help me?
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2y ago
Unlike you I have never done this before. I’m bootstrapping. It’s been a year and I’m sort of finding my direction now. I have runway for a couple years after which if I can’t make it work I’ll go back to working full time. It’s tough and I
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2y ago
o7 buddy Damn I honestly feel for the lander even though it’s just a machine lol
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2y ago
Is it odd that I’ve never seen anyone say hey siri irl? And I’m in tech in Bay Area. And whenever they do use Siri, holding the button to talk to her, it is to set a timer.
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babyent
2y ago
I like Apple car play. I’m sure android auto is similar. It works fine and uses my phone. Give me knobs for ac and other controls, and just give a screen that can show apple car play.
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2y ago
Why not a Kafka pipeline?
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2y ago
I enjoyed it when the highway was empty. Me and my friends would go for drives and it was so fun. I mean yeah the circumstance sucked sure but it wasn’t eerie for me.
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2y ago
Encourage people to go offline more.
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2y ago
There are no bad languages. Only bad engineers. An engineer should be able to solve any problem given any tool. Unlike other disciplines, when we are given a hammer everything does become a nail. But a bad engineer will strike the hammer po
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2y ago
Now take your $12 and multiply it by 100k people or more trying it. Even if you won’t use it again, that’s booked revenue for the next fundraise!
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2y ago
I’ve dug into this a few times. Every single time they were doing something simple. Just because someone has decades of experience or is a SME in some niche doesn’t mean they’re actually good… engineers.
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babyent
2y ago
Using layers and SRP will solve literally 99% of organizational issues. No framework needed.
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2y ago
Honestly, just keep your code layered and use single responsibility principle. Every function should do only ONE thing. Use layers to separate concerns, and again, each function in each layer should do ONE thing. After that, go wild.
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2y ago
Interesting. I find it fascinating how there are always some people who find issues with something. I don’t mean it in a bad way or something btw. Just an observation, as someone who likes seeing the tower.
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2y ago
What if.. ..I just code it myself?
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