eZinc

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by eZinc 8mo ago
Are you able to code with 1s and 0s, as well as be able to reconstruct a computer from raw minerals? If not, that's not fine IMO.
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by eZinc 8mo ago
This sounds good in theory, but have you hired someone in 2026? Developers are really lazy in general and don't want to work. The more people you hire, the more you run into the chance of gumming up productivity with unproductive devel
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by eZinc 8mo ago
You are consuming non-renewable resources by reading this on your device and posting a comment for your entertainment. At least with Moltbook, it is an interesting study for inter-agent communications. Perhaps an internal Moltbook is what w
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by eZinc 9mo ago
A trope is a trope because it is commonly true for long periods of time. This proves nothing. Cycles exist, and there can be periods of time where there is true passion in an industry followed by lack thereof. A boom and bust economic syste
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by eZinc 9mo ago
I just mean people are just not excited about tech as they used to be. I would expect, out of all the sites on the Internet, that people would say something like trying to lead some initiative that they never had the courage to do so before
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by eZinc 9mo ago
It's either that, or you are 100X slower for not using Claude Code. The manpower per hour savings are most likely more worth it than protecting some inputs. You could also always run a local LLM like GLM for sensitive documents or info
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by eZinc 9mo ago
All these "NO" answers haha... makes sense why there are record layoffs and zombie/dead startups. I think Claude Code will save many small businesses.
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by eZinc 10mo ago
While I agree that smart people tend to play the system, I will offer another explanation. I think university students are just weirder now. They just don't have the same social skills as before. Maybe Covid has erased social skills an
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by eZinc 10mo ago
I've only been using AI for small editor tools or for common utils (math, physics, string manipulation) instead of importing libraries to reduce random dependencies. I find that most LLMs hallucinate and write too much bad code. Howeve