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by budsniffer952 3mo ago
Sexual assault allegations and literal Nazi symbolism tattooed on his body. Those things are acceptable now? These were the exact things that Democrats went after Hegseth for (who, for the record, is also a doofus like Platner). The left&#x
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by budsniffer952 3mo ago
Do you think the common person benefits from high interest rates? Pray tell, how?
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by budsniffer952 3mo ago
10y rates are almost exactly where they were 20 years ago, and about 10% lower than they were 20 years before that. So...what are you talking about?
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by budsniffer952 3mo ago
HN has always been political, they were probably just your politics. A decade ago, I used to come here and read people saying me and my teammates should be jailed or worse because of my employer. People calling for the murder of executive
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by budsniffer952 3mo ago
Nobody forced you to click on the article or jump into the comment section, did they?
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by budsniffer952 3mo ago
Yes. Every day. Look at the replies for crying out loud. Including yours. Why should anyone be embarrassed? You should be embarrassed that you think you are morally superior for not using Claude. Let me guess, you don't own a tv either
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by budsniffer952 3mo ago
Fix it yourself.
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by budsniffer952 3mo ago
Better learn to plumb bro
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by budsniffer952 3mo ago
Do people not understand that the US can level Iran tomorrow? Really?
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by budsniffer952 4mo ago
This is the correct take. Of course you need to know how to code to code. We just no longer need to write code the same, or even reason about the same problems. It's awesome.
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by budsniffer952 4mo ago
More like, "old developers will continue to denounce the diminishing code quality, and long for the old days of programming". Meanwhile more people will build and use software than ever before, and all of these "everything is
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by budsniffer952 4mo ago
> the least understood upcoming shift in AI economics. Then proceeds to talk about something in the AI news every day. Hey, did you guys hear? Open source models are cheaper and their quality is increasing! So, first, by no measure is G
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by budsniffer952 4mo ago
Don't bother my man. All of the commenters talk about the "bad code" AI writes as if the code that's out there in the world isn't also compete garbage. Of course, everyone here is in the 99th percentile in ability,
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by budsniffer952 4mo ago
Because it can read and understand the code base far beyond your ability. You can pretend that's not true, but it is. And it's only going to get better.
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by budsniffer952 4mo ago
Myopia. This technology isn't even a decade old. It hasn't even been really useful until the last 3 years or so. Why would you expect it to be transformative already? "Internet is just a fancy fax machine" stuff.
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by budsniffer952 4mo ago
> Putting that aside, I spend all day every day implementing very, very hard things right on the edge of what agents are (barely, sometimes) capable of Is a single thing in your post demonstrable, or are we just supposed to take your wo
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by budsniffer952 4mo ago
I'm shocked people here believe that this was actually said. Or maybe I'm not. It's laughable, but Hackernews loves a good, "everyone in management is evil" story.
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by budsniffer952 4mo ago
Are you reading the comments?
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by budsniffer952 4mo ago
Wait, are you claiming that these companies haven't contributed to the ecosystem via research and open source?
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by budsniffer952 4mo ago
I might agree with this. But I also think all of the people criticizing Meta should post where they work. I'm sure plenty of people here work for ethically dubious companies, and make the same excuses. Glass houses and all that.
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by budsniffer952 4mo ago
> But families towed tent trailers back in the 80s behind their sedans and station wagons, too. Are we concerned about safety, or are we not? Because towing a 2000+ lb trailer behind a sedan is kind of dangerous.
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by budsniffer952 4mo ago
Imagine saying with a straight face "we've always had code generation tools like LLMs".
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by budsniffer952 4mo ago
In case you've had your head in the sand for the past 6 months, AI is finding vulnerabilities in all kinds of software written by humans. So, yes, asking an AI to secure your app is going to be much better than what the average dev chu
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by budsniffer952 4mo ago
Ah yes, the old trope of "consultants are only there to take the blame". Sure. Having done a stint in consulting, most internal software teams are useless, that's why these companies hire outsiders. They are sick of having
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by budsniffer952 4mo ago
> AI can only build on its training material - it can't yet have original thoughts. Oh, so it's only good for 99.9999% of all software? And people will say things like, "it's limited by training data" without an
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by budsniffer952 4mo ago
Tying the ability to increase the money supply to a metal we have to dig out of the ground is ridiculous. > near unlimited government credit Really? How do we get some? And, beyond that, what do YOU think the limits should be on increas
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by budsniffer952 4mo ago
What's normal?
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by budsniffer952 4mo ago
Hate to tell you, there's no such thing as "normal". Other people aren't some monolithic group that think one way.
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by budsniffer952 4mo ago
Citation please.
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by budsniffer952 4mo ago
You are on Hacker News, you don't think we know what FSD is?

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