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by datakan 3mo ago
I've been curious to see what happens with all of this. I think a lot of people have been caught in a perpetual upgrade cycle they probably didn't need to be in but were out of decades old habits. The lack of hardware may start to
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by datakan 3mo ago
I generally find Valve's software quality subpar but their ethics to be vastly superior to anyone else's. For that reason they are the only place I'll even look for games anymore. They aren't perfect but they at least do
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by datakan 3mo ago
> It's also wrong and bad for work. Say's who? Why? I honestly don't get the problem. OpenAI just did what you said with the Mac app and were forced to roll it back because of the uproar. A chat box is simple, relatable, e
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by datakan 3mo ago
I can believe it with startups as they are trying to keep costs down. Established Enterprise however, is a different story and is where the money is usually. If those startups become successful the story may change, but most of them will fa
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by datakan 3mo ago
Fast. Cheap. Good. You can pick two of those, can never have all three.
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by datakan 3mo ago
Correct. That is one of the worst types of engineers too. Constant paralysis by analysis. It's why Agile became a thing because those people just refuse to ship anything until it's utterly perfect and spotless. Fortunately they ar
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by datakan 3mo ago
It’s not bad but the lack of secure notes kills it for me. Unusable without that as far as I’m concerned.
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by datakan 3mo ago
Different companies and leaders. Kagi Shareware shutdown in 2016 I think.
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by datakan 3mo ago
Salary is supposed to imply risk. The higher the responsibility the higher the risk the higher the reward. That’s another topic on its own.
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by datakan 3mo ago
Don't forget the damned interns!
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by datakan 3mo ago
A manager is the subordinate. Their entire role is to provide for the employees the things and support needed to get their jobs done. Corporations arent the military, there are no "superior's" except in the minds of the menta
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by datakan 3mo ago
I found it pretty ridiculous. I've made a 30 year career "arguing" with bosses. It's literally why they pay me. If they are little dictators then they aren't worth helping.
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by datakan 3mo ago
If your boss is so fragile they can't take a healthy debate or discussion or stand to be challenged on anything then find a new boss.
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by datakan 3mo ago
“National security! We can’t let China win the AI race!” Or some BS
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by datakan 3mo ago
It’s Windows autorun all over again. What was old is new again.
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by datakan 3mo ago
How incredibly arrogant of you. Its their time to spend as they see fit. You get no say in that and complaining they didn't do what YOU wanted them to when YOU wanted them to do it is peak entitlement. Grow up
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by datakan 3mo ago
>"For years, the software engineering industry has operated on a comfortable, perhaps lazy, myth: that open source software is an infinite, self-renewing public good that costs nothing to consume and requires nothing to sustain.&quo
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by datakan 3mo ago
I've been using Linux since the mid 1990's. I'm no newbie to any of this. I literally can't tell the different between X11 and Wayland when using either of them and I don't care about all the arguing. This is just V
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by datakan 3mo ago
How much of the thinking is involved in asking the right question, versus coming to the correct answer? I don't have a real answer to that but it does seem to be worth considering.
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by datakan 3mo ago
Apple has actually started allowing this. You can find the functionality in an adblocker called Wipr now and it works really well.
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by datakan 3mo ago
The developer of the apps obviously.
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by datakan 3mo ago
We were supposed to be in the age of PWAs. That was the initial plan for iOS before the app store and 30% cuts on subscription apps. Most web apps suck too though so I guess pick your poison. My strong belief is they want apps because they
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by datakan 3mo ago
Thanks for the honesty and I think I get it. The AI doing the code leap frogs you to a finished product which is the reward. I do worry about craftmanship in that scenario though.
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by datakan 3mo ago
Do you not enjoy coding? I'm not trying to be snarky, just a genuine question. People used to enjoy it but lately all I see are people talking about they "no longer have to do it" I see both sides of the argument people endle
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by datakan 3mo ago
I don't think they care much about GPU's. They never did in the past, thats why you dont get nVidia in a Mac. Apple was happy with Intel graphics until they went M series chips. They just never cared about gaming at all. For AI pu
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Apple Stock Hits Record Territory as Traders Sour on AI Spending(macrumors.com)
1 points by datakan 3mo ago|1 comments
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by datakan 3mo ago
Move fast and break things
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by datakan 3mo ago
I don't know but I would imagine there are a lot of inefficiencies in modern languages from an LLM perspective that it could strip out, reduce token costs, improve speed etc.
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by datakan 3mo ago
I wonder when we'll see new languages created specifically with LLM's in mind.
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by datakan 3mo ago
There are a lot of dumb people that pay ridiculous amounts for college. I went to a state school and they paid ME to go there. My job prospects have been just as good as anyone elses. I learned the same material they did. I had all the same

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