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by deadbabe 3mo ago
I hope they picked up dinosaurs and bred them. And maybe bring them back home! Even though our atmosphere is no longer oxygen dense enough.
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
No matter how fascinating, some will be underwhelmed by images of cities on exoplanets.
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
Sometimes you can fix this by swapping one tracks music video with another, and letting the syncopation happen naturally.
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
Odd, it was the opposite for me. Last year, no burnout. But then agents got good and everyone wanted more code more features faster and faster. I got burnt to a crisp. Now? I don’t give a fuck. Ok people want to push tons of code straight t
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
What would be cool would be neon signs using this font, where the front tubes show the decoy message, but then there’s hidden rear tubes that shine light on the wall in a different color showing the actual message. Something like the DAY DR
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
Developers are cashing in on the productivity gains. Meaning instead of using the increased productivity to do more work, they just become lazier or do fun irrelevant side projects instead, where as before there was just not much time for
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
Yup. Capitalism is a dark forest now. If you try to do anything really interesting, big players will take you out fast and take over the market. Any business that relies on loudly marketing itself to wide audiences is at risk. The only viab
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
I would rather pay money.
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
Anywhere you could take this to have it professionally done? I like the idea but would never do it myself.
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
IMO we are in the era of “Final Companies” and the appeal of being a founder these days just isn’t great compared to the entrepreneurial boom of the 2010s and 2000s. The risk to reward ratio has never been worse.
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
The reason people want an 'App' instead of a website is purely marketing related. Apps are sexy and native, and have better distribution. Websites are old, crappy things where you can't always control exactly what the user is
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
In a few months
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
> The question is whether we're willing to pay attention and act before the changes become too large, too rapid and too interconnected for us to manage. Stopped asking this question a long time ago. It’s over.
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
This makes sense if AI articles are bad or low quality, but what if one day, the AI generated content is actually good? As good or even better than what any human creates? Is it purely just a "human supremacist" desire that fuel
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
Exactly, this is the true problem with the world today: too much code.
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
The state change is the value.
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
it's also plausible that with an ability to generate as much code as we want with little effort, we will quickly discover how much code we actually need, and then plateau at that point. Personally, I think we've already reached
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
Do you want to describe what the exception is to what you said then?
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
What are you gonna make? Yet another CRUD app? An API subscription? A game? A mobile app? We’ve created software for virtually every place we can put software. There’s nothing new. It’s like bridges. We’ve seen all the ways bridges can be b
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
assembly is compiled deterministically so you don't really need to look at it, LLMs though can write a variety of things at random based on the prompt. It is not the same.
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
What's there to advance to? Without a revolutionary new platform to build apps on that no one has ever developed for before, there is basically no reason to believe there is any software left that has some business or economic value th
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
What people miss from these things is that there is economic value being created. For example, if you gift someone a $100 Amazon gift card, but they also gift you a $100 Amazon gift card. Has any gift actually been exchanged? Yes, the senti
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
So no new languages ever?
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
The revenue potential is huge. Think of public events where people might want to illuminate the area as daylight for several hours. Galas, sports, concerts, parties, etc.. They will all pay top dollar and they have the funds. Could get spon
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
I don’t get it, someone explain? Doesn’t everything get color from relativistic effects?
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
The wage isn’t the problem, it’s the regulations.
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
Automated cargo ships. Traveling to automated ports.
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
Our company would buy at least 10 of those instantly.
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
Turns out in the 21st century the technology that will boost worker productivity in Europe will not be AI, it will be AC.
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
Vim/Neovim have only grown more powerful in the age of AI, not less. I am certain that even 30 years from now developers will still be using some form of vim.

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