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by brador 1y ago
Just think about the thousands of useless obstacles and moats you’ve had to navigate and overcome to make that. How many millions have given up at any one of them. After all that you still control nothing and are vendor locked. Imagine if y
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by brador 1y ago
Anti matter is created and repulsed and expelled, leaving a vacuum, things get sucked into that vacuum, creating the illusion of gravity, that’s my novel theory.
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by brador 1y ago
Pancreatic cancer. That’s what got Steve too.
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by brador 1y ago
Many of you are failing to conprehend the potential scale of AI generated codebases. Take note - there is no limit. Every feature you or the AI can prompt can be generated. Imagine if you were immortal and given unlimited storage. Imagine w
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by brador 1y ago
The prescience is insane. I’m doing almost 100% of these.
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by brador 1y ago
This doesn’t work, on the streets you need access fast. Transit, shopping, even camera to record something fast. Typing a long pass simply takes far too long at the wrong times.
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by brador 1y ago
Using AI, the mental strain and toll of programming is reduced to what feels like 10% of usual. And that 10% is high level architecting and project planning. The most valuable 10x $ per hour time for a software engineer right now is in the
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by brador 1y ago
My sooution: If the phone is face down it’s work time. Brain automatically associates.
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by brador 1y ago
You’re already there with the cutter, I would cut more holes to allow different sizing.
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by brador 1y ago
This is already big in Mexico. Being pushed with large commissions ($1000+) by the same cosmetics shops that offer fillers and cosmetic surgeries. Blonde hair blue eyes is the big seller but skin issues and birth marks on the newborn are co
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by brador 1y ago
This is just an open source smartwatch with kinetic power or a 3+ day battery life.
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by brador 1y ago
Your only useful purpose is to assign the goal. Everything else is an uppity human getting in the way of a more efficient (and more creative) production system.
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by brador 1y ago
They did everything except actually check the user experience of visiting their website.
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by brador 1y ago
I feel top level AI creation is beyond his skill set. He’s a AAA software engineer but the prerequisites to build out cutting edge AI require deep formal math that is beyond his education and years at this point. Nothing to stop him playing
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by brador 1y ago
I got to the video then immediately skipped the video to 1/3, it took more than 2 seconds to load in so I scrolled around and left the page. Not even joking. Internet has ruined my attention span. Which means everyone else is toast.
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by brador 1y ago
It’s a trophy acqui-hire. Something to brag about over dinner and to investors.
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by brador 1y ago
Now I want to see a YouTuber hire 1000s of humans to make a human CPU. Each human can do a single simple task like a redstone block. What would their equivalent CPU clock speed be? Could you play doom on humans?
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by brador 1y ago
You ship when product features match the product you market verified. You did market verify before coding, right? If not, go do that now.
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by brador 1y ago
Why isn’t panzerholz wood used everywhere? What is the article missing?
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by brador 1y ago
Why not just jump into the water?
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by brador 1y ago
Think. Blacksmiths folded metal. Makes sense they’d try the same with concrete, which would result in this auto healing we see. This seems the most likely method I would have invented but no one ever thinks of.
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by brador 1y ago
Storage is a duopoly. Price fixing for profiteering. Just like GPUs. There are others too but I trade them so my public list ends here.
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by brador 1y ago
What is the value of thought? Why not become a mindless automaton in the AI machine? You usefulness will ensure your continued survival.
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by brador 1y ago
Corporations should pay $0.01 per data point stored, per day, to that citizens country. For once, a corporations actions will then disproportionately affect the rich, since they will be the only ones worth holding data points on. Those best
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by brador 1y ago
Has scifi covered anything after AI? Or do we just feed the beast with Dyson spheres and this is the end point of the intelligent universe?
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by brador 1y ago
This has been tried in some European countries in the early 2000s, website not app. People stop using it. Forget to cancel, unreliable service, took too long. As users drop wait times become longer, cascading failure. Solution was real time
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by brador 1y ago
Solar Radiation and bitrot/damage, how you solving it? Whats your shielding stack?
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by brador 1y ago
AI has been the greatest boost to my productivity since the instant feedback loop of PHP. Every step it’s right there making me faster. It’s like horse drawn cart straight to a rocket ship. Invigorating, stimulating. I’m averaging 4 hours s
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by brador 1y ago
A better system idea - every data point of user data needs a datetime stamp and source. Any request for your own private data will then come with datetime stamps and source origins for every piece of data they have of you. Thereby allowing
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by brador 1y ago
Lifetime for human copyright, 20 years for corporate copyright. That’s the golden zone.

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