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by cpursley 1y ago
Even with an imploding population, they still will be graduating more scientists and engineers than the entire combined west. Furthermore, AI and automation is going to mitigate and offset this in the developed world.
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by cpursley 1y ago
What percentage of companies do you think have the technical know how to even fire up their own cloud application and database instance even with all the LLM assistance in the world? Outside of companies in the software space and some of th
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by cpursley 1y ago
Not sure why you're getting downvoted (maybe by h1bs). Big companies abusing h1b has been all over the news. Heck a Walmart manager was just arrested for taking kickbacks related to h1bs (from the country of his origin)... https:&#x2F
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by cpursley 1y ago
Doubt the bootcamps made a measurable difference in the tech hiring market.
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by cpursley 1y ago
Farming mechanization and the loom automated so much that 97% of society used to be agrarian and now it's the opposite (only 3% are farmers in developed societies), and we are much better off despite the growing pains they had. Though,
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by cpursley 1y ago
I feel like I could have written this myself; I'm truly dumbfounded. Maybe I am just a crappy coder but I don't think I'd be getting such good results with Claude Code if I were.
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by cpursley 1y ago
They seem to be taking out their targets (IRIS-T the other day went boom - was taken out by a sea based variant). We should probably consider getting some of those glorified systems going and to our allies as well. Ditto on the air defense
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by cpursley 1y ago
How can a jet protect ground assets in the age of hypersonic weapons systems and drones? Anyways, isn't that the job of ground air defense?
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by cpursley 1y ago
And the F-35 is very very high maintenance. Requires much more ground maintenance time that it's predecessors or competitors. That's a real problem in an active combat situation because it means less plans in the sky.
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by cpursley 1y ago
Some people just have bad knees, you know. But what you said for the most part is accurate in terms of exercise.
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by cpursley 1y ago
What? Especially for men, you need to pick up heavy shit. Our bodies are evolved/designed for it. Body weight exercises also work.
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by cpursley 1y ago
Nice. I watched this earlier this morning and think it could be a good solution: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SALP9udFpoA
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by cpursley 1y ago
Are you talking American transit? Because yeah, it sucks. Also, where do you live - SF, NYC?
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by cpursley 1y ago
You are an outlier, majority of Americans live in suburbia with a significant commute. And that sounds like a sweet setup. Mind if I ask where you live? Medium or small sized town?
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by cpursley 1y ago
I think the catch is, Americans have to spend so much time driving for ADLs (activities of daily living) that there is no time to walk over to the local court (if there is one, usually there is not). This is due to the sprawl Ponzi scheme (
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by cpursley 1y ago
There's a big difference between recovery pain and chronic pain. Also, if someone has joint pain, they are doing the wrong exercises. For example, running trashes my knees, but biking does not. Also, picking up heavy shit (weights - sq
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by cpursley 1y ago
They're talking from a North American perspective (probably). In most of Europe, there are plenty of outdoor and other free exercise opportunity. Another downside of the incorrect build environment (poor city planning) is that American
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by cpursley 1y ago
Yes, the difference is about $197,600 of playing fair or $57,600 if offshoring.
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by cpursley 1y ago
Any tips on writing productive review sub agent instruction?
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by cpursley 1y ago
Can you elaborate on what you mean by anti stopping hook? Sometime I take breaks, go on walks, etc and it would be cool of Claude tried different things and even branches etc that I could review when back.
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by cpursley 1y ago
Mongo?
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by cpursley 1y ago
Only a certain percentage of potential buyers activity look for a solution. Even Apple advertises.
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by cpursley 1y ago
My customers and market are not in these obscure channels, they are on LinkedIn (and Facebook). None are on reddit or x.
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by cpursley 1y ago
They wouldn't, they work for someone else and are isolated from the revenue making part of the operation. And the largest anti marketing screamers are often high paid devs part of VC funded companies that don't actually make any m
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by cpursley 1y ago
If it leads to someone purchasing a solution that solves a need, how is that zero value?
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by cpursley 1y ago
And yet here you are, commenting on his forum.
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by cpursley 1y ago
Guessing you are a Rails dev?
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by cpursley 1y ago
Fwiw, the date range part of this is the lowest quality, I even have an issue open: https://github.com/cpursley/livefilter/issues/2 In production code I'd do a couple passes and tell it to lean into more
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by cpursley 1y ago
I somewhat followed this: https://elixirforum.com/t/coding-with-llms-conventions-md-fo... It's not perfect - you often have to remind it not to write imperative style code and to lean on Elixir conventions like &q
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by cpursley 1y ago
Here's one Claude-vibed project that makes me money that I run in addition to my saas, which is Elixir. I'm not strong in TypeScript and this is an Astro static site, so Claude has been really helpful. Backend is Supabase (postgre

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