datavirtue

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by datavirtue 1y ago
I'm in an AI cult. Send help. No don't.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
I can't wait until everyone realizes how easy it is to rebuild Göbekli Tepe with hand tools.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
In this case, it works.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Until we build in the same financial bias...
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by datavirtue 1y ago
What is: Dr. Evil's plan to set off a global catastrophy?
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by datavirtue 1y ago
These anti-agentic coding nut jobs are going to get themselves thrown out of the industry. STFU, some of us are working.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Dropping by reddit for 30 seconds is a great way to expend dignity talking to AI bots.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Everyone struggles to keep top talent engaged anyway. You can't move fast enough and don't have any problems that need fixing (other than the crippling tech debt you managed to accumulate already).
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Ten years is almost no experience if they have been doing enterprise development.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Let's be real. Most first builds are done by very low talent Indian and Vietnamese developers with zero technical direction. Once the business grows, real engineers and architects are brought in to fight the horrendous, almost laughabl
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by datavirtue 1y ago
I'm in full tech debt black hole right now. Avoid this shit, if at all possible. The excess drag is real AF and is greatly threatening the business.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Let me translate this article. "Just hire my fucking candidate, this week. Thank you." --your recruiter
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Opposite. I'm sickened by boilerplate like a customer service person is sick of call centers. This lets me build the thing without getting too caught up in making some piece of tech happy.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
They are very much devaluing their currency. This is all the rage and I expect a currency devaluation race as the US tries to deal with crushing government liabilities.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
I think it just turns into table stakes.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
This. People want to act like they aren't the government when it does something stupid.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
The infrastructure was built with borrowed federal money that was likely never paid off. Then you need to maintain that infrastructure with local taxes. There isn't enough tax revenue to maintain all of it. Run the numbers. When we bui
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Yeah, NPR is on a rapid course to becoming the third leg to FOX and CNN.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
You forgot freedom and dignity. There is one source for that in the world, the US. You can flail all day but you won't be able to point to another power that preserves that chance for everyone.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
See.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
You must be new here. No joking allowed.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Herding cats.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
You are supposed to be an adult and ignore all that biased rhetoric.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
The calculations are 100% transparent. Reminds me of the red hat crowd bleeting about how the numbers are "adjusted." Like it's some kind of conspiracy. It's all well known. If you understand it and choose not to like it
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Yeah, when I really want to learn about something I buy a book. Power Broker, Secrets of the Temple...stuff like that. Real journalism.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
That's part of the system, grovelling powerless teachers that will roll that shit downhill.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
The only reason the US can build infrastructure is because we can print our own money.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Exactly. Every time I follow a link to a link to a source I'm rewarded with a huge wall of text that finds ways to keep repeating the same phrases over and over to MAYBE reveal a little nugget that you need. Talk about having your dign
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by datavirtue 1y ago
And if we do achieve it legislation will be quick to follow. I wouldn't assume this wave of tech is going to get the shrug-pass like everything else.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Too much macro-economic prediction. This discussion is barely interesting at this point.

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