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by charlie0 1y ago
You don't have to go that far though. Why does it take months to get housing permits? Or many years to get nuclear permits? Just making those processes more efficient through technology would greatly help, but we can't. It's
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by charlie0 1y ago
Technology is inherent deflationary due to scaling laws of increasing productivity. This is awesome because think if all the zero or very cheap apps etcs. The productivity is largely based on lack of regulation which allows innovationto occ
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by charlie0 1y ago
That's what Lunar is for. Just bump up the brightness to HDR levels. Helps a lot with the glare, but will take a bite out of the battery life.
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by charlie0 1y ago
It's always interesting to see users have somewhat strong opinions over fan vs fanless. I could never go Macbook Air again because I've been to hotter climates and do things beyond just using a browser and invariably the keyboard
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by charlie0 1y ago
That is my number one issue with startups. They all start minimalist and end up bloated, some sooner than others, and what made them great disappears behind all this bloat. See: tyranny of the marginal user.
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by charlie0 1y ago
I'm looking at alternatives that are guarantee to work locally and only found the following: Posting.sh -> Postman imports are experimental which makes it a non-starter for people like myself with large Postman collections. TUI only
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by charlie0 1y ago
Why?
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by charlie0 1y ago
What do you do if your manager sends you on boondoggles of a project?
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by charlie0 1y ago
"All they wanted was the phone app. " This is key. A smartphone, any smartphone, was never going to be the answer for these folks.
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by charlie0 1y ago
Don't be pedantic, you know that for most people, it is about the money, especially when you're a junior living in HCOL area.
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by charlie0 1y ago
I find our community's take on paying for IDEs interesting. We're now willing to pay 20, 100, 200 USD a month for AI subscriptions, but wince at paying that for IDEs that clearly add value and also save time. I'm also frugal,
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by charlie0 1y ago
Give them decent pay increases and I'll guarantee you they won't leave.
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by charlie0 1y ago
Learning what NOT to do is almost as valuable as knowing what to do.
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by charlie0 1y ago
Are you trying to tell me those who take the most risk already have a safety net?!
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by charlie0 1y ago
The article came across as alarmist while completely failing to provide the bigger picture of whether this is actually a bad thing or not. We instantly assume it's bad because it would indeed be awful for us in the US to live like that
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by charlie0 1y ago
I thought this was service where I could rent out a high powered telescope for a few hours, but rather you send in your own telescope. Still a nifty idea for those who love astronomy.
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by charlie0 1y ago
I'm shocked, shocked! Well, not that shocked. Did anyone really think the subsidy on Claude Code was not going to come back to this?
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by charlie0 1y ago
Charging for it is the incentive.
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by charlie0 1y ago
Exciting ideas! I'll take a look at this again in several years when they aren't trying to rebuild everything from the ground up from first principles.
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by charlie0 1y ago
The other part that everyone misses is that the rest of the world now has better infra infra and time to catch up. The amount of people online who can program and speak English has vastly increased.
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by charlie0 1y ago
Japan has had relatively low inflation until recently.
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by charlie0 1y ago
Of course you can, digital nomads have been geoarbitraging for a long time.
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by charlie0 1y ago
No one can guarantee that but if you place your dollars into assets, those assets will inflate.
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by charlie0 1y ago
Is this actually real or just a great example of dead internet theory?
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by charlie0 1y ago
Today, a chat program. Tomorrow, a women in a red dress.
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by charlie0 1y ago
Not so sure about the behind the scenes "automatic router". What's to stop OpenAI from slowing gimping GPT-5 over time or during times of high demand? It seems ripe for delivering inconsistent results while not changing the p
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by charlie0 1y ago
It it ozempic specifically or just the side effect of eating less (which also has tons of evidence for extending life)?
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by charlie0 1y ago
This doesn't work top well with teammates who don't like to write to communicate, which is a surprising amount of people around me. (I'm the only one who writes tech docs)
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by charlie0 1y ago
I never quite got this argument. If someone isn't willing to make time to work on a PAID project, it means they don't want the job bad enough. Take a day of vacation geez...
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by charlie0 1y ago
It's time to become a CEO.

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