butILoveLife

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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
>but knowing WHAT to scrape, how to handle anti-bot measures, and how to structure data for specific use cases (compliance, lead gen, market research) still requires deep human judgment. Why can't you have AI Answer these questions?
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
It essentially was $600/mo ERP and costing software for their company. We were supposed to build it for them because it didn't have enough features and was expensive. I have great concerns your last paragraph is wishful thinking.
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Ask HN: AI Agents took my programming job. What can I do?
1 points by butILoveLife 7mo ago|3 comments
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
Huh... I am the opposite. I want my kids exposed to the brutal realities of the world asap. I reflect that my innocence caused me to make some extreme major mistakes as a young adult that took a decade to show itself. I cannot go back, and
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
Silverblue is supposed to be for normies. Rollbacks are for when you screw everything up. But honestly I did not like Silverblue. I had a 13 year old gaming computer I installed it on and I couldnt get the ancient GPU drivers installed due
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
Oh man, you NEED to use Fedora. Fedora is the best OS humanity has ever made. No exaguration. There needs to be the best, and its Fedora. Linux gets a bad reputation because 20-ish years ago Ubuntu sent out free CDs and became the dominan
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
This is why I skip tech youtube videos with MacOS. The users have the reality distortion field. I always wonder what the world would be like in a battle between Google and M$ rather than M$ and Apple. Obviously less advertisement, more focu
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
> The Macbook Neo is an awesome machine for it's cost/value Uh... if you need to compile for iOS, sure. But outside of that, no its not. You are literally just paying the Apple tax that they deliberately choose.
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
You are probably right on the specifics, but serotonin is produced/located in the gut, and its an incredibly important neurotransmitter. One day people will figure out how to use these correctly.
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
GPT5 added the router, which was def a downgrade. 4.5 was probably the best non-COT model humanity has made. But too expensive to run.
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
Given basically 100% of companies ended remote work, its probably the majority experience.
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
When they say 'stuck...' and we fix a problem, I'd count that as a win.
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
I know what you mean. I'm not sure why my office doesnt have distractions. We take breaks, but its not like when I was at a fortune 20 company where I'd spend an hour drinking coffee and catching up with people in other department
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
I'm the manager. They do not send that message. They either are trying and never giving up, or... doing dishes. I check in, and it ends up being story time about non-issues. In person, its a 'hows it going?' and they say eith
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
This is hubris. I actually think I got my first colon issue because I ate too many beans.
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
In that case, wouldn't you want to include things like sorbitol? I want to emphasize I'm not making any grand claims of advice. I'm more being skeptical of traditional advice as someone who had/has a colon issue and trie
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
But would you be more productive in person? I am just describing my experience. In a 4 hour block, people will ask a dozen questions in-person. WFH, I'm lucky to get a single phone call despite begging them to call to ask questions.
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
Honestly... maybe... I've thought about this. But I also am a bit reluctant to hire introverts for this specific (entry level) job. They will not ask for help to their and my detriment. Being a bit casual and not making grand claims: I
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
But it gets solved when we are in-person. We could develop new technology, research culture solutions... or... meet in-person.
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
After a ton of research, I think the generic suggestion 'Fiber' is not helpful. Some things to consider: >There are classifications of fiber, insoluable vs soluable >Even those classifications are overly generalized, and can
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
Right? Weird title.
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
But then you dont get Nvidia, 16gb, or 512 SSD. And all you needed to do was know Fedora is SOTA. Once you know that, you don't need to change.
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
Armchair here: Its like the issue with the Vietnam war. You need 100% perfect security, or its not worth it. If you are only 98% successful, you arent going to have oil tankers or any cargo ships even attempting it. A single failure every 2
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
Arent these basically minimum wage jobs? I mean throw a few dollars an hour on top of that, but there are plenty of jobs like this. Any time I needed anything advanced, I get shuffled to someone else.
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
Its because its frowned upon to say it out loud. Think of the people who buy fancy cars and pretend they bought it for other reasons than status.
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
I'd be willing to gamble that you used Debian-family. Debian is outdated linux. It is literally designed to be 2 years outdated upon release. Use Fedora. Its up to date. Note that Fedora is NOT Arch.
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
Industry >> Academia Profits are the deciding factor, not honor.
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
>scientists focused on quality not quantity. I know a PhD professor doing post doc or something, and he accepted a scientific study just because it was published in Nature. He didn't look at methodology or data. From that point forw
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
I love it. I forget my passwords.

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