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by erelong 6mo ago
It's mostly the problem of required regulations, so no we don't want mandatory gatekeeeping on surgeons as this is for example leading to doctor shortages It's fine to set up voluntary standards and choose surgeons you think
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by erelong 6mo ago
To me it just sounds like eventually someone will figure out how to make vibecoding more reasonably secure (with prompts to have apps be looked at for security practices?) unless cybersecurity is such a dynamic practice that we can't c
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by erelong 6mo ago
> Software engineering is looking more and more like it needs a professional body in each country, and accreditation and standards. I mean, people could voluntarily try to create rules of thumb they think are valuable and could try to po
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by erelong 6mo ago
> There’s a reason why many professions have professional bodies and consolidated standards imo this is sold as "keeping people safe" but in practice it's really a gatekeeping grift that increases friction and prevents gro
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by erelong 6mo ago
Sounds like America... I could see panels being thought to take up farmland and not look that great but if it could use other lands and be out of the way idk what the remaining objections are
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by erelong 6mo ago
Deregulation is the simple fix: quality of education and cost has predictably gone up due to regulation, as well as costs of doing business
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by erelong 6mo ago
Programming wasn't really that free and LLMs just continue that trend of giving some feelings of freedom while trading off other freedoms Lots of people use locked down proprietary softwares and even GNU licenses have been criticized f
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by erelong 6mo ago
"titlemaxxing" / "clickbaitmaxxing"
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by erelong 6mo ago
Something like leaving X and staying on Linkedin (and the other platforms) is kinda funny
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by erelong 6mo ago
I liked the distinction between "done" and ["ongoing"] with devices, although the end of the article pivots away from minimalism which for me kind of is the solution some people are looking for We're basically looki
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by erelong 6mo ago
Poe's (c)law?
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by erelong 6mo ago
Like you touched on, they're just trying to get you to make a small commitment to being in their walled garden and then they add on a bunch of other things
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by erelong 6mo ago
Well again, a lot identifying as Catholic do not believe "Leo" is Catholic or a pope, because this statement is contrary to Catholic teaching: > "Jesus is the King of Peace, who rejects war, whom no one can use to justify
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by erelong 6mo ago
Sounds logical in their line of work
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by erelong 6mo ago
Literally a wasteful distraction from more important things
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by erelong 6mo ago
Exactly... I mean the article is "tautological nonsense". Misuse a hammer and you hit your hand, use it well and you drive nails quicker. That's why I just dismiss these posts as FUD from the rich who want people to turn in t
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by erelong 6mo ago
It's proven to not work and to support the big corps, I don't know why so many of the HN crowd don't see this in kind tbh
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by erelong 6mo ago
In fairness, it's not necessarily a great idea to have as a law as it prevents startups from creating "unrepairable" alternatives on the way towarda a more sustainable repairable future product The ideal is more like a cultur
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by erelong 6mo ago
This sounds like FUD to get people to abandon one of our strongest cognitive enhancing toolsof all time
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by erelong 6mo ago
I thought there was evidence statins are bad for you? Bad example?
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by erelong 6mo ago
Nice, we can get rid of nuclear dangers entirely
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by erelong 7mo ago
Too many other pressing issues on Earth
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by erelong 7mo ago
Swappa has been "ok" in my experience I had issues with receiving incompatible "variants" of compatible devices when shopping for used phone for custom roms
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by erelong 7mo ago
"You can just blog things"
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by erelong 7mo ago
Society would be broadly redesigned if there wasn't widespread abuse of artificial contraception
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by erelong 7mo ago
Sounds like another (common) Apple L and reason to avoid all Apple products
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by erelong 7mo ago
> Managers Aren't Succeeding in Using AI to Lighten Workloads ftfy?
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by erelong 7mo ago
One critique is that I think it might be more efficient to just make use of existing software for some of these things rather than generate them on the fly (for something for example like a text editor), but I guess that will depend on how
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by erelong 7mo ago
You still have to check output as it could be wrong With things like Tiktok I've learned that we need to break up bigger works into smaller digestible pieces Another issue is there is too much content for people to read or consume alre
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by erelong 7mo ago
We develop new heuristics

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