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by cudgy 9mo ago
The president isn’t, but what does that have to do with your decisions?
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by cudgy 9mo ago
A good example is Many users looking to ditch Windows for Linux due to AI integrations and generally worse user experience. Is this the year of linux desktop?
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by cudgy 9mo ago
Why unlimited? Populations are shrinking and there is only so much debt these economies can handle.
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by cudgy 9mo ago
Given the products that the software industry is largely focused on building (predatory marketing for the attention economy and surveillance), this unfortunately may be the case.
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by cudgy 9mo ago
But not an int, int32, or int64
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by cudgy 9mo ago
“write a set of unit-tests against a set of abstract classes used as arguments of such unit-tests.” An exhaustive set of use cases to confirm vibe AI generated apps would be an app by itself. Experienced developers know what subsets of test
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by cudgy 9mo ago
“The existence of earlier failures proves nothing in either direction.” This seems extreme and obviously incorrect.
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by cudgy 9mo ago
in the most profitable / high margin software industry, what other major costs are there?
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by cudgy 9mo ago
Most software, especially web software, is mediocre. LLMs are good at building web software.
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by cudgy 9mo ago
But you admit that fewer humans would be needed as “LLMs would have been good at subsets of that project”, so some impact already and these AI tools only get better.
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by cudgy 9mo ago
Spoken like a true autocrat. Cast the poster as a religious zealot and then claim self-support of the platform for your own view.
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by cudgy 9mo ago
Less US software and hardware is made in US with offshoring and Chinese manufacturing and quality is dropping …
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by cudgy 9mo ago
True. China only kidnaps its own citizens.
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by cudgy 9mo ago
And yet Trump admin deports fewer people than Biden admin. Trump is about theatre and will never remove all that cheap labor.
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by cudgy 9mo ago
True. European countries will never violate privacy, prosecute citizens for their beliefs, or use blackmail operations against its citizens. Problem solved!
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by cudgy 9mo ago
Factory? Or assembly plant?
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by cudgy 9mo ago
Didn’t moving to the cloud exacerbate the problem in the first place?
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by cudgy 9mo ago
“by all the means in their power” … “sorry we don’t have the means to destroy ourselves by attacking the US”
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by cudgy 9mo ago
Trump has already been impeached … twice … from within the US.
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by cudgy 9mo ago
So you would prefer Trump be a martyr?
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by cudgy 9mo ago
like the CEO of every public company and most politicians
52.
by cudgy 9mo ago
Do you know what impeached means?
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by cudgy 9mo ago
Tariffs have had less effect on prices in US than one would think. Inflation is lower.
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by cudgy 9mo ago
Supreme court cannot rule against all tariffs. Some tariffs will remain and adminstration can “reclassify”.
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by cudgy 9mo ago
Or California (most of western US) from Mexico. Or Florida from Spain. What’s left?
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by cudgy 9mo ago
Self interests of whom? China is a diverse, huge country.
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by cudgy 9mo ago
So throw caution to the wind because a country (not your country) with 100,000 people are stressed out about geopolitics and possibly being acquired by the richest nation in the world?
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by cudgy 9mo ago
Seems you forgot about these things called nuclear missiles.
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by cudgy 9mo ago
Following Germany really paid off didn’t it?
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by cudgy 9mo ago
Wrong. Greenland has been an issue all the way back to the times of Seward in 1868.

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