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6mo ago
Specifically for him being probably highly paid IT specialist that can afford daily commute on a taxi.
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6mo ago
Waymo is an expensive taxi service, not a solution to public transport.
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6mo ago
I think that team is better off with a junior developer. This alleged “20% productivity boost” even if it exists, is individual. On the team level, it will be largely offset by people having to review 20% more code.
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blks
6mo ago
I think if you write fizzbuzz and then sell it, without attribution, and it goes against the original fizzbuzz license, then you’re infringing.
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blks
6mo ago
You’re confusing yourself with a commercial product. You’re not a product that was created by other human beings based on someone else’s IP.
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blks
6mo ago
A human is not a commercial product. Here we have commercial product that was created by using a lot of various copyrighted and protected IP, without licensing agreements, without paying, without even citing it.
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blks
6mo ago
“Stolen” as in “profited on IP against terms and conditions of the license”.
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blks
6mo ago
Besides all the questionable and illegal stuff that the current government does, a lot of people don’t want to work on technologies that kill people.
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6mo ago
To punish people they suspect in abortion, for example.
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6mo ago
No, I don’t think we anywhere near that future.
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6mo ago
US did not stopped Axis alone, Allies did. Even in Pacific Soviet participation was very important in defeating Japan. And the US did not retreat, it kept its military all across Europe (and the world), brought its nuclear weapons to Europe
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blks
6mo ago
You should read how this particularly huge settlement was achieved. It’s on Alex Jones for refusing to participate in the legal debate, contemning the court, refusing discovery, et cetera. With better legal defence he may have to pay much a
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6mo ago
She is also not a scientists, but some weird grifter with her “Institute of Exotic Science” and “antigravity” paper.
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6mo ago
It’s a list of scientists, admin workers, janitors, assistants, and one person is a pseudoscientific grifter.
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6mo ago
I take my kids to Leikkipuisto that is organised there few times a week. It’s an event for kids of different ages, with some playing, socialising, some programme. Activities for parents too
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6mo ago
They won’t stay 400B for long, and Claude Code will have no effect on that.
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blks
6mo ago
Recently there was a bug where CC would consume day/week/month quota in just a few hours, or hundreds of dollars in API costs in a few prompts.
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6mo ago
It basically shifting work to future people. This mess will stop working and will introduce unsolvable obscure bugs one day, and someone actually will have to look at it. It already costed many developers months and hundreds of dollars wort
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blks
6mo ago
Read ToS.
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7mo ago
> We're working hard to harden the codebase with folks from Nvidia, ByteDance, Tencent and OpenAI. What exactly does this mean? You have contracts with these companies? People who work for them contributed sometimes in the past to o
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7mo ago
It’s very unfortunate what direction Zed has taken. It was very fast and nice editor, that’s now infected with those “AI” features.
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7mo ago
Then code.
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7mo ago
That number is just recovered dead bodies. There are people in the rubbles, still, there are people who died or will die from accompanying factors - such as mass evacuation, living for years in a horrible camp, hunger, diseases, destruction
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7mo ago
All military criminals love this excuse. Russia says this all the time, together with “it was self-inflicted”.
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7mo ago
iPhones usually live pretty long life.
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7mo ago
What’s the another way?
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7mo ago
Because they actually want it to work 100% of the time and cost nothing.
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7mo ago
My bad, I read it as “doubtly”, if it’s even a word.
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7mo ago
That’s just one way of becoming a monopoly. Is it a free market if there’s antimonopoly agency?
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7mo ago
Do you live in EU? Do you pay yourself a salary from your Estonian company, and is that your main source of income?
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