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by deadbabe 5mo ago
Were there smaller users of AI who still remain after this workforce reduction?
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
I’m curious, what was your AI usage and output like?
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
Don’t worry about P/E ratio. If you worry about P/E ratio all the time you would have missed every major tech opportunity for the past decade.
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
I agree with the second part.
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
If you are invested in AI stocks, this is the way. You are basically funneling money from software companies into your brokerage account. Keep going.
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
AI will be a forcing function that pushes people to go meet in real life to do stuff together. Even if everything online is fake, events are not. So if people say they’re going to show up somewhere, there must eventually be a moment of trut
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
I’m sure an agent can audibly play “what the fuck” as it crunches tokens reading through a codebase
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
People will get attached to code that works just right and they don’t want to mess with it too much.
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
Easy to fabricate fake AI videos and photos of someone in an extramarital affair, or perhaps committing a murder.
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
Why are we worried about vulnerabilities in code when AI powered social engineering will make it fast, easy, and even fun to find vulnerabilities through human interaction, faster and more deeply than ever?
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
Every happy OS will be the same. Every broken OS will be broken in its own way. What a nightmare.
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
That will not work as cleanly as you described once a lot of code has been committed to the code base. You cannot just blow away an entire working code base and start over just because an LLM is struggling to make a feature work with existi
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
In a world where everything is vibes now that doesn’t matter much.
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
Is this better than a server emulator?
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
The amount of times an engineer says what the fuck while reading code still seems like a reliable metric for code quality assessment.
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
Typical engineer thinking. If you want an end to end automation solution, you have to automate everything , not just high frequency tasks. It’s not acceptable to just say “oh you can automatically deploy a new site but first you have to
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
Engineers will find a solution, they always do if there is sufficient motivation.
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
You may be confusing this book with the 48 Laws of Power which is absolutely a book no one on hackernews should read because we have enough people in the tech industry scheming to get the upper hand on society as is.
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
Based on my grandmothers I’d say they mostly sat around and gossiped, went on walks together, ate meals together, did fun stuff together and then talked about stuff. Repeat until they die off. Socializing with friends every day can be very
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
Imagine the last thing you ever see is a Thermos exploding in your face… then you still have to live the rest of your life.
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
It is definitely not the same parts of a brain. Code review alone is kind of like being able to understand a foreign language enough to read it, but not really understand it in flowing conversation or being able to speak it, much less const
472.
by deadbabe 5mo ago
I mean you have to compare apples to apples. If you are coding by hand like the old days you are probably not literally writing everything from scratch anyway, you are copy pasting a bunch of shit off google and stackoverflow or installing
473.
by deadbabe 5mo ago
I had a call with our CTO and we are pivoting away from Claude Code to DeepClaude because the cost savings are too substantial to ignore.
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
I don’t understand why developers aren’t just learning to use CLIs and be comfortable with terminals even without cute little interfaces. Are people really that put off by seeing some text on a screen and nothing more? Is tmux that difficul
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by deadbabe 6mo ago
Building emulators is cool but everyone does it, and the end result is more or less the same. Is there some things that could be done during the process to perhaps make an emulator a little more unique instead of a perfect replica?
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by deadbabe 6mo ago
trad coding
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by deadbabe 6mo ago
If you need lane keeping assistance you should just accept you need internet connectivity at all times like wtf cars didn’t always have that just drive straight.
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by deadbabe 6mo ago
This is the way to have a very tightly balanced game. I’ve seen people come up with a lot of sophisticated graphs and curves of various params and inputs that I personally don’t understand, but they tune things to values that naturally re
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by deadbabe 6mo ago
I wish they would change the name to caveperson.
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by deadbabe 6mo ago
Unless you are working with different types of database systems and don’t want to rewrite the same queries in different languages for different databases, there is no reason to use an ORM.

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