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by brazukadev 1mo ago
> AI is probably the biggest thing to happen (in tech) in the last two decades, so I think it's fair that it's taking up a lot of the discourse. Almost. the iphone was launched 19 years ago. It was (and still is) much more rele
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by brazukadev 1mo ago
> but I imagine someone who signed up 3 months ago won't have the same opinion as us old timers. that's for sure but if I got to know HN 3 months ago I would not be an active user. The content and discussions here are still int
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by brazukadev 1mo ago
also known as the good old days
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by brazukadev 1mo ago
> the feedback on the AI round was that "I didn't delegate enough to the AI and was too hands on" lol. the real feedback they couldn't say is that you were a threat to his position.
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by brazukadev 2mo ago
> All in all, EU controlling Europe is committing civilizational suicide, living off past merits The excessive prosperity ended together with the end of the colonization era (there are still a lot of european colonies but they aren'
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by brazukadev 2mo ago
That's my ignorant thesis since the launch of GPT 4. Everytime I mention it, someone says it is impossible. But most AI labs are working on big models that serves lots of people simultaneously so the shared context wouldn't make m
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by brazukadev 2mo ago
This doesn't matter much for a bully. In fact, it makes them angrier. I think Canada is doing the right thing tho.
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by brazukadev 2mo ago
why? I'd bet there aren't that many people that would riot if they couldn't use chatgpt anymore.
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by brazukadev 2mo ago
> I think it's unfair of you to say "and you know it" I apologize then, I thought that as we used the same source, you would have noticed the many references in the link you shared to the PPP ranking.
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by brazukadev 2mo ago
> It is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(nomi ... As I said, by many numbers, it is not (and you know it): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(PPP)
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by brazukadev 2mo ago
> People like you can fantasize that somehow going over the ocean to remote countries can offset going over a truck to the world's largest economy Is it still the largest economy? By many numbers, it is not. The United Kingdom used
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by brazukadev 2mo ago
> I don't want this spam slop anyway, but notice that the author became super-lazy. Rather than providing source code, he tells you to copy/clone it via Claude spam. So this human is now too lazy to do anything useful. Skynet w
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by brazukadev 2mo ago
A wise person is naturally less anxious. Lots of people are anxious and dislike it so cultivating their inner life could help them with that. Most people prefer to not go that route, it is optional. Nobody is demanding you to grow wise or e
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by brazukadev 2mo ago
they are/were in the middle of a migration
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by brazukadev 2mo ago
because cloning repos and installing dependencies is what developers do daily. 90% of more don't care or even know that doing so they are risking getting hacked.
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by brazukadev 2mo ago
> Most of software should be solved by now. what does solved even mean? If I don't own the wheel, I'm not reinventing it. Paying rent for Microsoft's or Google's wheels don't solve my software needs.
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by brazukadev 2mo ago
what a terribly configured bot
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by brazukadev 2mo ago
no, it is not true. Next question.
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by brazukadev 2mo ago
> People like you are the problem in my opinion; You got caught lying. It is funny that you found a way to blame the tester. The website is public. This sounded quite aggressive.
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by brazukadev 2mo ago
lol it already changed to Aug 31
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by brazukadev 2mo ago
Same. especially Opus. It is unbearable.
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by brazukadev 2mo ago
I just cancelled my Max 5x plan. I was already mad at the limits, now Anthropic says it will get worse ? Nah, thanks.
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by brazukadev 2mo ago
shouldn't you be pointing fingers at lawmakers and not to OP?
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by brazukadev 2mo ago
The coopting of the word "hacker" continues.
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by brazukadev 2mo ago
In theory, you can pretend that the experience of one afluent person in a metro area in the US is enough to make the dystopian situation we are heading to looks fantastic. In practice, most people are fighting to keep their jobs if they hav
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by brazukadev 2mo ago
I was expecting a much better example. Not many people are looking to micro-optimize their time. An app to do that (and maybe choose something cheaper and better than big mac) already exist. Whatever improvement is marginal. Your example re
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by brazukadev 2mo ago
Last time I saw it was a guy using ChatGPT to translate a conversation. Some weeks ago.
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by brazukadev 2mo ago
self-driving cars isn't a reality besides in a few controlled environments and I empathize that near-human AIs being used as an excuse to lower wages and fire people isn't something to get excited about.
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by brazukadev 2mo ago
> Doesn't matter how many Lovable clones there are. Everyone knows the name Lovable. That's AI hallucination.
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by brazukadev 2mo ago
> The US stock market is at all-time highs being in an All time high is only better than not being in ATH. With high inflation, it doesn't mean much. It is like Apple every year launching the best iphone ever.

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