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by ctkhn 1y ago
Well it is capital. It's just different capital.
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by ctkhn 1y ago
We had a chat where the text touch up director was asking all her teams to bump up test coverage using copilot except our team is already very well covered so our team hasn't really contributed. But the other teams with 40% ish are ask
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by ctkhn 1y ago
I've been in 90 minute standups, the 10 minute standup pedants would be my heroes.
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by ctkhn 1y ago
Myth BUSTED - AI cant do coke or ketamine with founders and has no value in your use case
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by ctkhn 1y ago
As one of those reports' reports, I have noticed that these decision maker business types love AI for their own job too. A teammate had to email another department for approval on some infra and our manager's manager told him to r
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by ctkhn 1y ago
True, but this is already how most management works regardless. If you don't optimize for the existing system you probably won't get high enough to change it at all.
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by ctkhn 1y ago
Had this happen to me and a teammate after an onsite where we were explicitly told "our team is safe from layoffs"
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by ctkhn 1y ago
There is an amount of this that needs to happen when you onboard to a team, but as new hires become more aware of the stack and where things are documented it should happen only for genuinely complicated things and the occasional brain fart
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by ctkhn 1y ago
Corporate lobbyists. It's that simple.
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by ctkhn 1y ago
Both the startups I worked at and the mega corps are all on github or moving there from bitbucket. They are in a bit of autpilot mode in terms of useful new features aside from actions but I can't think of any new bitbucket feature sin
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by ctkhn 1y ago
I use vscode for personal javascript projects but the time I spent on a .NET team using VS was an incredible downgrade compared to years and years of intellij. I ended up leaving because tech debt/bugs kept causing weekly overnight on
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by ctkhn 1y ago
the problem is that "it pays for itself" is true in the overall societal sense, where a few more kids don't end up in jail or psych wards or something, but there's no way for the school to capture that value when decidin
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by ctkhn 1y ago
> The model produces better work. Some of my peers believe that large language models produce strictly better writing than they could produce on their own. Anecdotally, this phenomenon seems more common among English-as-a-second-language
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by ctkhn 1y ago
I am at one of the biggest of bigcos. My entire jira interaction is move the ticket to in progress, comment on it maybe once a day when i make serious progress or get blocked, and then upload a screenshot when I've finished and move to
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by ctkhn 1y ago
I've given on on macos' mail app too, mailspring isn't perfect but I had mail crash and lose my emails and I couldn't have that happen again. never been an issue with mailspring
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by ctkhn 1y ago
Are you a North Korean? You have to tell me if you're a North Korean.
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by ctkhn 1y ago
Is marking a jira ticket ready for testing that complicated? That doesn't seem like something that I both spend a ton of time on while being non productive to want to outsource to AI
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by ctkhn 1y ago
Yep - the easier it is to go way down a hole the harder it is to dig yourself out.
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by ctkhn 1y ago
Yeah, and Mitt Romney is a Republican which is the right wing of American politics.
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by ctkhn 1y ago
We probably want even more R&D than we have now. Private companies frequently spend much less than the optimal level because it's a tossup on whether it will amount to anything, government can fund a wide range of R&D and socie
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by ctkhn 1y ago
It wasn't anything like any of those. It was based on a right wing think tank plan and the one bonus is that now insurance companies can't reject you for already having a "pre existing condition"
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by ctkhn 1y ago
yep - one of the best ones out there for the last few years
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by ctkhn 1y ago
I think you have some leeway joking on a guy who wrote a song called "Let's get retarded"
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by ctkhn 1y ago
Was thinking the same thing. When I go through google to his blog posts I don't see the double slash and it isn't there when I go to his blog homepage and click through to the specific post.
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by ctkhn 1y ago
It's gonna be terrible. There are so many teams integrations with github, jira, our deployments etc that took busywork off my plate when I was at a slack company and has slowed down me down a ton when I went to a teams org. Sorry man.
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by ctkhn 1y ago
Maybe I've been listening to too much YKS but I can't imagine buying a bike that required me to use an app and company's cloud to control basic functionality like that
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by ctkhn 2y ago
Am I not going to make it in the next YC class with that pitch? Guess it's time to start from square 1
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by ctkhn 2y ago
This is what unions are all about - most people should limit the allocation to their job, but a lot of employers (not just Musk) want employees to work "like owners" without providing real ownership of the equity upside of the com
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by ctkhn 2y ago
Some related material that digs into the Zizian branch of these people https://maxread.substack.com/p/the-zizians-and-the-rationali...
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by ctkhn 2y ago
They tried doing that with letting the onion bid on infowars' assets and then having it overturned. I get the feeling it might be a different reaction from the judge when the move is pulled in favor of an oil major and not a satire new

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