gadflyinyoureye

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by gadflyinyoureye 14d ago
Walmart is able to offer lower prices because it does not pay its employees enough. The people being hurt is the society at large that has to allocate taxes towards SNAP and other social benefits so that Walmart can continue to underpay peo
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by gadflyinyoureye 25d ago
Out of curiosity why not look at Flutter? I know you don't get native look-and-feel, but most apps are branded who cares?
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by gadflyinyoureye 1mo ago
Won't someone think of the share holders?! How are Tata or Cap Gemini going to provide America with substandard contractors without first having substandard contractors physically in the US?
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by gadflyinyoureye 2mo ago
I think the term vibe coded is unclear. I use agents to do most of my coding work now. Some might call it vibe coded. I use spec driven development of my own design. While the applications are relatively simple, they are reasonably well arc
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by gadflyinyoureye 2mo ago
Is aberration for the ground you claim? My understanding is that in the west up until recently prisons were uncommon due to cost. The courts either fined you or they killed you. You might’ve been part of a Work gang, but the goal was to kil
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by gadflyinyoureye 2mo ago
The average Georgian plumber has higher purchasing power than the average German doctor. In order for the United States to balance its medical books, doctors will have to be paid dramatically less than they are at present. Perhaps there’s a
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by gadflyinyoureye 2mo ago
I think it’s because Americans been taught that were democracy, not a federal system, but that’s exactly where we expect to do these kinds of reforms. The federal government could reasonably set certain regulatory requirements. The states w
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by gadflyinyoureye 2mo ago
Try using Digital Ocean. Minutes spent on inference.
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by gadflyinyoureye 2mo ago
I think you and the author are arguing the same point. The middle class offer developer that’s unskilled is going to be on the chopping block. Let’s say that there’s a robot that can now be a sous chef. If you have a good sous chef, you mig
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by gadflyinyoureye 2mo ago
There are approximately 250,000 to 300,000 H-1B workers in software development in the United States at any given year. No the general idea behind the program is that these hundreds of thousands of individuals are so highly skilled that the
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by gadflyinyoureye 2mo ago
I don't fall in the ring category, but I will be voting Democrat for the first time. That's how bad this is getting for me. I have real reasons to hate the Democrats as a party, but I'm scared of them less than the modern Rep
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by gadflyinyoureye 2mo ago
What does winning them over look like? Are the Taiwanese supposed to come to the CCP with open arms?
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by gadflyinyoureye 2mo ago
Go was never simple in action. The fact that you'd panic a nil map but not a nil slice is a foot gun. It's a pretty big foot gun. It's just one of the many foot guns.
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by gadflyinyoureye 2mo ago
I presume that was a Stargate reference. Zero Point Module, often abbreviated ZPM, is a power source, created by the Ancients, capable of supplying tremendous amounts of energy. It is one of the most formidable power sources known to exist,
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by gadflyinyoureye 2mo ago
You might be surprised. I've had an AI start spitting out none functioning python code. I've rewritten it with Go. The requirements are that every change has to pass compilation, linting and tests. Same requirements as Python. Go
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by gadflyinyoureye 2mo ago
Eventually. I'm a bit concerned about it right now. I think SpaceX showed that the AI story is weaker than promoted. This will make people wonder about all the money going into it. If the bubble pops, the blow back on that particular i
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by gadflyinyoureye 2mo ago
Part of the market issues this week are Korea imploding and Japan about to implode. Japan's bond rate moving up could mean the end of the carry trade. Korea apparently has many stock tickers but only two distinct companies behind them.
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by gadflyinyoureye 3mo ago
I'm all for that. Start to add tools as the brain can work.
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by gadflyinyoureye 3mo ago
Maybe it would help remove useless and harmful tech from schools. Books don't need batteries.
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by gadflyinyoureye 3mo ago
I'm. Lt sure why this is down voted. ICE showed up at a woman's door trying to force her to take down a benign social media post. What is stopping similar authoritarians from cracking down using these kind of features and registra
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by gadflyinyoureye 5mo ago
That is the power of AI.
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by gadflyinyoureye 5mo ago
Did we just start adding this chemical in the ast five years? I can think of any other widespread roll out of a new technology in the same period.
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by gadflyinyoureye 6mo ago
I thought the world was agentic vibe coding. No idea needed. If this world materialized, then there would be no need for an IDE.
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by gadflyinyoureye 6mo ago
I've been assuming this for a while. If I have a complex feature, I use Opus 4.6 in copilot to plan (3 units of my monthly limit). Then have Grok or Gemini (.25-.33) of my monthly units to implement and verify the work. 80% of the time
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by gadflyinyoureye 6mo ago
Won't the thing that replaces 4.6 come down in token cost?
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by gadflyinyoureye 6mo ago
Let's be honest here: there is no benefit to alcohol (for example wine) and is only detrimental. As a true French person who does want the government paying for "stupid shit" you need to call for the end of wine making and it
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by gadflyinyoureye 6mo ago
I think it depends on your philosophical approach to agency or personas. Unix groups allowed individuals to share directories with various levels of access. The assumption was those were people. Agents are philosophically people in so far a
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by gadflyinyoureye 6mo ago
That the US and by extension the West is ruled by corrupt individuals that knowingly harm their fellow citizens. However, especially the US, few people will parent their children in a way that will protect and strengthen their kids. The sch
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by gadflyinyoureye 6mo ago
That could be at least part of it. My understanding as to why gold dropped is that many countries essentially got market called. The Oil countries don't have cash reserves without selling, but they do have gold. Taking in London is tha
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by gadflyinyoureye 6mo ago
Not even defenses. How is RTX down?

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