bugbuddy

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by bugbuddy 1y ago
This event was predicted by the Oracle of Delphi. Seriously, everyone knew this was just waiting to happen. The pawning will continue until everyone stops water-hosing the kool aid.
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by bugbuddy 1y ago
H1B is a noble program to help support the economic development of India from Indian perspective. From an American perspective it’s robbing Americans of well paying jobs right in our own country.
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by bugbuddy 1y ago
The beautiful thing about being an American is that we don’t segregate ourselves into tribes and castes anymore. I know some countries still have separate castes but fortunately we don’t. Answer to 1-4: yes fewer H1Bs is a good thing. Every
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by bugbuddy 1y ago
Good luck with that approach. Indian tech managers in the US are some of the most biased people in the world. They will find all the missing-semi-colon reasons to not hire an American and hire an Indian H1B instead. Money is no object becau
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by bugbuddy 1y ago
Change quota to limit and put a small number on it. Uncouple that number from the foreign country’s population size and couple it to the unemployment and underemployment rate of the CS grads in the US instead. The rest of your points is jus
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by bugbuddy 1y ago
It’s not just because of being afraid of losing H1B. Even the Indian developers in India behave the exact same way. They are extremely envious of their foreign counterparts and often sabotage the project through passive aggressive ways. The
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by bugbuddy 1y ago
You know what the most important people should be when considering what is fair? Americans. Why should American policy care if fewer qualified Indians don’t get in? If less qualified Thais are available then fewer than the limit will be iss
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by bugbuddy 1y ago
The only people that matters to Indian tech managers in the US is being able to hire more Indian H1Bs. It’s not their money. It’s the company and shareholders’ money so they can pay whatever amount the government dictates.
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by bugbuddy 1y ago
So your position is: make it an even juicier deal for Indian H1Bs and screw the unemployed and underemployed Americans.
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by bugbuddy 1y ago
Ask the countless unemployed and underemployed CS and CE and EE grads. They have a simple answer: give them a job first. Until local grads are fully employed, H1B should be limited to a fixed and equal amount per country per year. That’s fa
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by bugbuddy 1y ago
That makes no sense. Are you saying just because India has more people than Thailand, more Indian should be able get this Visa? That’s completely unfair Thai men, women, and the ones in between. Should India be able to send more soccer team
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by bugbuddy 1y ago
This is complete BS. There are plenty of good candidates all over the world including the US. To make it fair, just put a 1000 limit per country per year.
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by bugbuddy 1y ago
The problem with LLMs and all other modern statistical large-data-driven solutions’ approach is that it tries to collapse the entire problem space of general problem solving to combinatorial search of the permutations of previously solved p
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by bugbuddy 1y ago
It sounds like people should just ignore those pesky ROI questions. In the long run, we are all dead so let’s just invest now and worry about the actual low level details of delivering on the economy-wide efficiency later. As capital alloca
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by bugbuddy 1y ago
Back in my youthful days, educated and informed people chastised using the internet to self-diagnose and self-treat. I completely missed the memo on when it became a good idea to do so with LLMs. Which model should I ask about this vague pa
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by bugbuddy 1y ago
Could you please expand on your point about expanding scopes? I am waiting earnestly for all the cheaper services that these expansions promise. You know cheaper white-collar-services like accounting, tax, and healthcare etc. The last repor
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by bugbuddy 1y ago
Liquidity in search of the biggest holes in the ground. Whoever can dig the biggest holes wins. Why or what you get out of digging the holes? Who cares.
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by bugbuddy 1y ago
It sounds like you are trying to restate the Chinese room argument to come to a different conclusion. Unfortunately, I am too lazy to follow your argument closely because it is a bit hard to read at a glance.
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by bugbuddy 1y ago
That’s a good explanation for the behavior. It is sad that the natural direction of the competition drives the products to be less transparent. That is a win for open-weight models.
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by bugbuddy 1y ago
Real deception requires real agency and internally-motivated intents. LLM can be commanded to or can appear to deceive but it cannot generate the intent to do so on its own. So not real deception that rabbit-hole dwellers believe in.
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by bugbuddy 1y ago
Are there hidden tokens in the Gemini 2.5 Pro thinking outputs? All I can see in the thinking is high level plans and not actual details of the “thinking.” If you ask it to solve a complex algebra equation, it will not actually do any think
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by bugbuddy 1y ago
I heard majority of the users are techies asking coding questions. What do you sell to someone asking how to fix a nested for loop in C++? I am genuinely curious. Programmers are known to be the stingiest consumers out there.
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by bugbuddy 1y ago
I am sorry about your company going bankrupt. Please feel free to DM me and I will send prompts if I need anything built.
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AI company files for bankruptcy after being exposed as 700 Indian engineers(dexerto.com)
10 points by bugbuddy 1y ago|4 comments
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by bugbuddy 1y ago
Do we need skeptics? We might just need to wait for AI (Actually Indians) Companies to run out of money: https://www.dexerto.com/entertainment/ai-company-files-for-b...
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
You are right. I gambled everything away but the drop is much more than single digit at this point. I was concentrating my bets very aggressively. It is sinking in. Fortunately I will have some adult children who might be doing ok. I hope t
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
I had been super bullish on US stocks and I went super long on margins. Now, I am looking at losing everything and starting over from scratch in my 60s. I can’t even hold water down right now. I feel like I need to go to the ER. Pray for me
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
Hello margin-call, my old friend…
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
So in a few years this will be about $3.50.
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
Let him cook.

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