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by deaux 7mo ago
Your comment is flagged (I didn't and don't think it should have been flagged FWIW), so I can't see it any more. In any case you might be confusing me with someone else. I'm not the GP.
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by deaux 7mo ago
Not a single question mark to be seen in your comment, nor the one you replied to. I continued on the topic you brought up, "the law" and its relevance.
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by deaux 7mo ago
Why do you pretend that laws matter when the current government is showing every waking second that they do not? To the extent they've been called back by judges dozens and dozens of times, for breaking the law? Yet they keep breaking
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by deaux 7mo ago
Unlike modern Windows, known for its lack of friction.
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by deaux 7mo ago
But that's not a counterpoint at all, that's exactly what I'm saying: "Among all apps that do $1M ARR, the share that got there through particular software expertise that only few people had, has been exceedingly small f
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by deaux 7mo ago
Luckily plenty of people are fine with making less profit and not enslaving people, to give one extreme example.
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by deaux 7mo ago
You missed an adjective: literally every megacorp CEO. Plenty of small companies with transparent and honest CEOs. Also why we need much less megacorps than there are now.
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by deaux 7mo ago
In one of the niches I'm in, the top apps that do rank above us are entirely free (we're freemium), so that doesn't entirely track. Your premise holds some merit, but it's not as extreme as you're saying besides ext
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by deaux 7mo ago
> I feel like getting obsessed about the strategic failure of this is missing the forest for the trees. Absolutely, but unfortunately I believe you are too. Headlines on the Epstein files and social media mentions of them are almost cer
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by deaux 7mo ago
> or the longer term risk of the iranian nuclear programme. According to Netanyahu himself the state of the Iranian nuclear programme has been the same for 30 years: "they're right on the cusp of nuclear weapons". The lo
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by deaux 7mo ago
Among all apps that do $1M ARR, the share that got there through particular software expertise that only few people had, has been exceedingly small for a very long time now. Another similar but different point: no software development exper
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by deaux 7mo ago
> That agency has been defanged by putting a pro-deregulation loyalist in charge but the bigger problem is that some or all of these people will be buying pardons before the president leaves office. And the president can no longer be pro
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by deaux 7mo ago
Please do provr me wrong! I closed with the "you don't owe us anything" because I mean it, not to hedge. Even if it goes wrong, I don't think Mario is a bad guy, neither are you! It has just become impossible to believe
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by deaux 7mo ago
What the comments here fail to understand is that even if 80% of these is vibecoded slop, 20% of them isn't (classic Pareto), and that's still a ~17% increase of non-slop. Quite a lot. An LLM being used to generate the code doesn&
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by deaux 7mo ago
Unicorn is indeed an exaggeration but 1-5M ARR doesn't need funding. Most in that range weren't VC funded, as by VC metrics that's considered a failure and they shut down if they can't get past it.
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by deaux 7mo ago
This is so disappointing. Finally we had a fantastic, fully OSS, non-profit harness. Very extensible, well-made, minimal, untainted. None of the baggage of OpenCode both in terms of codebase as well as its.. "passionate" leadershi
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by deaux 7mo ago
> There seems to be a concencus among people I follow/read, that somewhere around that time was an inflexion point in coding LLMs, and this matches my personal experience. LLMs have been a very useful tool to generate non-throwaway
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by deaux 7mo ago
> and it is basically impossible to stop direct imports like that How so? Is there a particular characteristic of the US that makes it so, or of the channels through which this is done? I get that in general it's impossible as with
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by deaux 7mo ago
I'm suddenly wondering if it's acceptable to post RT articles here too.
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by deaux 7mo ago
What does giving money to Verizon have to do with municipal (i.e. operated by the municipality) broadband?
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by deaux 7mo ago
And that's how it should be. Trash men should be making $200K and have high social status whereas the devs helping Bezos to his 5th super yacht or Zuck poison more kids should get minimum wage and treated as pariahs. Unfortunately at t
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by deaux 7mo ago
> LLMs have only been reasonably good for a few months (since circa Nov'25). Ironically this itself is one of the hyper/doomer takes.
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by deaux 7mo ago
> Currently there's no reason for why I shouldn't use Claude Sonnet to write one time bash scripts, once it starts costing me a dollar to do so I'm going to change my behavior. This just isn't going to happen, we have
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by deaux 7mo ago
Haha, by whom? There are zero higher-ups who are actually getting institutional backing and are in favor of this. Look at how Mamdani didn't even get any backing. Quite the opposite, he was obstructed. And he's 100x more palatable
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by deaux 7mo ago
This post needs to be flagged, this is pure affiliate spam and not at all what HN is meant for. Doubt the guy is even European at this point. An email @ dang wouldn't be out of place either for anyone with the time.
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by deaux 7mo ago
Maybe they've updated it in the last couple weeks and my comment is out of date - I hope so! Because the 5th option definitely wasn't there when I recently used it, and the 4th you're mentioning looks familiar but I'm pr
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by deaux 7mo ago
It's so funny to see all of these websites generated by American LLMs hosted on American clouds. Footer "Made in Europe" needs a change to "Prompted in Europe", a la Apple's "Designed in California".
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by deaux 7mo ago
> Plan mode helped a bit. However, in Plan mode, Claude would write up a giant plan document and ask for feedback. It's hard to review a multi-page plan. Making matters worse, if you give it feedback, it would respond with a whole n
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by deaux 7mo ago
> we will also open-source smaller-scale variants In other words, like GP said, this Qwen3.6-Plus model is not open-weight unlike the other Qwen models.
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by deaux 7mo ago
I can tell you that even on HN, most people have still not come around to it. If in a thread about Ellisson or Thiel or their respective companies you point out that Bezos, Zuck and Sama - and as a result the companies they lead and the use

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