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by bronlund 7mo ago
This is quality content! A peek into the real wonders of the world and not the usual opinionated slop we are getting way too used to.
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by bronlund 7mo ago
"Make a color theme for my terminal based on the Birren and DuPont master color safety code for the industrial plant industry."
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by bronlund 7mo ago
Fantastic idea!
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by bronlund 7mo ago
AI is a multiplier. If you are 1X stupid, AI will make you 10X.
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by bronlund 7mo ago
I don't think it's just those three issues. Those are just the three final drops in the bucket.
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by bronlund 7mo ago
Yeah, it has pretty much all gone to shit.
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by bronlund 7mo ago
It’s Better To Ask For Forgiveness Than Permission
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by bronlund 7mo ago
The building blocks of an organism, is cells, and an elephant has roughly 5 billion times the cell count than a nematode. So I think it is unfair to only count the single organisms.
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by bronlund 7mo ago
I think this is a smart move, the EV boom is soon coming to and end. There is just not possible to make enough batteries or to deliver enough power, for all of us to drive electric. Is it possible to deliver and store electricity in a more
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by bronlund 7mo ago
Yeah. That’s what we need. More Node.
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by bronlund 7mo ago
Brilliant take! We have spent so much time getting stupid people to program, that we have actually made the machines dumber :D
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by bronlund 7mo ago
This article is definitely not written by AI. No AI I know of, will be caught dead sounding like a total asshat.
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by bronlund 7mo ago
All in all, I think copyright and patents should be abolished. They're just holding back the world for the sake of greed. There has to be another way.
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by bronlund 7mo ago
I think the reason is pretty obvious; what really goes on inside of our mobile phones, is not for the faint of heart.
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by bronlund 7mo ago
If this site actually connects to Stripe, it's much more than just satire. It's a honeypot :D
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by bronlund 7mo ago
Great site. Thanks.
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by bronlund 7mo ago
When I first started out with Elixir, it was more the overall architecture that first sold it to me. It is remarkably robust, my impression is that you can more or less yank RAM modules out of the server while it is running, and the last th
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by bronlund 7mo ago
I've never used Rails, but I agree upon "the state of the modern landscape". Instead of looking backwards, I tried to look forward, and what I found was Elixir and the Phoenix framework.
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by bronlund 7mo ago
So the only problem now is to get the AI read the guidelines before posting. :D
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by bronlund 7mo ago
I don't think that many will disagree with you on this. If we compare it to the dot-com bubble in 2000, just as speculators then tried to get in early in this new thing called Internet, today they are trying to capture early market sha
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by bronlund 7mo ago
Yeah. I understand the whacking part now.
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by bronlund 7mo ago
Not really. It was a joke. That went right over your head it seems.
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by bronlund 7mo ago
I disagree. This is like the invention of the steam machine which may be the most important factor in kickstarting the industrial revolution. I am pretty sure none of the guys who were there, had any clue as to how this was going to change
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by bronlund 7mo ago
No, but if you claim that reading will be the end of human kind, I will have no problem leaving you behind.
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by bronlund 7mo ago
Yeah, I could have formulated that in another way - 'missing out' would be a better term. I do not mean to be condescending in the meaning that I look down on people that have other preferences than me. Take books as an example. I
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by bronlund 7mo ago
This discussion is not new. Books was criticized for being addictive and antisocial. TV for rotting our brains. And even if there are some truths to these claims, I do appreciate both. If you want to be passive aggressive without AI, the mo
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by bronlund 7mo ago
I agree that this new thing is polarizing, but as with the rollout of any groundbreaking technology, the ones looking backwards is just going to be left behind.
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by bronlund 7mo ago
Relax. It’s going to be okey :)
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by bronlund 7mo ago
I think an humble and open mind is essential. I think that we reap what we sow, but also that struggle makes us robust. I try to explain stuff to my kids, to the best of my ability, but give them room to make their own conclusions. As an ol
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by bronlund 7mo ago
My children are on their own journey and I’m just trying to be supportive. I don’t measure their worth by how much they agree or understand my perspective.

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