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6mo ago
I understand the concern but then to make this available for adults you now have to provide proof of age to companies, which opens up another can of privacy worms.
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7mo ago
I’m confused by this comment. The original comments talk about Kagi not living up to the hype. You say you’ve had the same experience and wish you could get LLMs to use Kagi for web searches?
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7mo ago
What’s your reasoning for labeling lawyers as low-exposure?
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7mo ago
Unions would’ve been useful at a time CEO’s are salivating at the idea of slashing jobs and replacing SWEs with AI.
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8mo ago
Thanks for chiming in! My takeaways are that, as of today: - Using a stack your team is familiar with still has value - Migrating the codebase to another stack still isn’t free - Ensuring feature and UX parity across platforms still isn’t f
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8mo ago
You also need a system that is ok with giving you some of said abundance without you working. Last year the US voted to hand over the reigns, in all branches of government, to a party whose philosophy is to slash government spending and red
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8mo ago
I have a hard time telling whether agentic coding tools will take a big bite out of the demand for software consultants. If the market is worried about SaaS because people think companies will use AI to code tools internally vs buying them,
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8mo ago
Yeah the “not invented here” syndrome was considered an anti pattern before the agentic coding boom and I don’t see how these tools make it irrelevant. If you’re starting a business, it’s still likely a distraction if you’re writing all of
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8mo ago
> I wasn’t politically savvy enough to do that. Over the years I’ve come to realize that what people call politics at times is just having interpersonal skills.
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8mo ago
It’s wild to me that you’d want to spend your personal money to use productivity tools for work. If your work machine broke would your first instinct be to buy your own replacement or to have work pay for it?
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9mo ago
> Stack: Next.js, React, TailwindCSS, shadcn/ui, four languages (EN/DE/FR/JA). The AI picked most of this when I said "modern and clean." I’m not an AI hater but I do see this as evidence of LLMs being susce
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9mo ago
The site has since changed the content from when I made the comment. It used to say zip code in the label and error.
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9mo ago
For anyone else who entered a US zip code and was confused by the ‘invalid zip code’ error: this is UK only.
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9mo ago
Not noticed any changes? Not even the one where in many searches sponsored results take up the whole initial screen and the actual results begin under the fold?
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9mo ago
> On every WebAssembly discussion, there is inevitably one comment (often near the top) asking what happened The meat of the article is informative, but the headline and motivation is based on this statement. It’s doesn’t reflect my expe
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9mo ago
Did you read the article?
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9mo ago
The title change here is editorializing. It’s not a given that this will be implemented and the original title reflects that: “Trump threatens to ban Wall Street investments in single-family homes”.
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9mo ago
Why the exception for companies that flip homes? In my area, those typically have really poor workmanship and it’s a good idea to avoid them.
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9mo ago
Huh? They absolutely were blindsided and the evidence is there. No one expected ChatGPT to take off like it did, not even OpenAI. Google put out some embarrassing products out for the first couple of years, called a code red internally, ask
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9mo ago
Not the parent poster but I’ve disabled memory and history and I can still see ChatGPT reference previous answers or shape responses based on previous instructions. I don’t know what I’m doing wrong or how to fix it.
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9mo ago
How does something like Tailwind lead to a company big enough that you can layoff 75% of the engineering team?
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9mo ago
You’re getting some pushback but one look at pm_reduce_collapse and I’m glad I don’t have to work in this codebase.
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10mo ago
> I’m also sold on his take on "vibe coding" leading to ephemeral software; the idea of spinning up a custom, one-off tokenizer or app just to debug a single issue, and then deleting it, feels like a real shift. We should keep
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10mo ago
My guess is that “free” is meant in terms of the old definition where you’re not having to pay someone to create and maintain it. But yes, it’s important to realize there really is a cost here and one that can’t just be captured by a dollar
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10mo ago
Maybe the tables could be turned and we can build a service with dozens of subscriptions to every VPN detection service and report them for ToS violations ;)
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10mo ago
This comment would be more useful if you have the name of the product or linked to it. I’m also not aware of this offering and wasn’t able to find information on it.
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11mo ago
Do you have examples? If anything there have been cases of left aligned activist employees being fired from companies like Google not too long ago. Or cases like Basecamp where they asked people to avoid politics at work or leave the compan
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1y ago
> Movie, TV and Music production companies, as well as book publishers… were severely limiting free speech according to their own policies We’ve been casually throwing around the phrase “free speech” so much that it seems to have lost it
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1y ago
A big problem is that the Silicon Valley playbook drives companies like Discord to be winner take all. It’s hard to avoid using them, but then they require that give up sensitive documents. I shouldn’t have to choose between keeping sensiti
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1y ago
> Flutter's game-like UI rendering on a canvas was confirmed to be quite a questionable approach with the whole Liquid Glass transition. Im not a flutter dev and Im very interested to hear how it doesn’t play well liquid glass.
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