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by geodel 1y ago
Its not even the same product. When one consider the crowd level at airports, the lines at security, the size of airline seats, or size of food tray which matters specially on international routes. Though I blame no one, if people want comf
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by geodel 1y ago
It is about bottom 2 billion not having safe drinking water. They are surely not having suburban homes with 3 sets of pipes. Its a one water pump + some filtration/cleaning mechanism for few thousand people who come there and collect
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by geodel 1y ago
> Basically the reverse happened thus far; architecture has been neglected... I see the same. My conclusion is a lot of people who'd be doing these marketing, analysts and many other low paying jobs where one needs to appear slick h
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by geodel 1y ago
I see it from many sides. 1. A non-web dev creating a personal website for spouse because well, I am the IT/tech guy. 2. At work with side/ productivity projects where manager asked something to be done but not how it is to be do
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by geodel 1y ago
So we do have Tiger management, Tiger base, Tiger Systems. Now with Tiger data if they all combine we may have a TigerDBMS.
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by geodel 1y ago
> At some point "management" and "executive management" started (falsely) being ... Correct. Not just CEOs I have seen it starting from position of Director and above in technical or related companies. To hide skill g
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by geodel 1y ago
> How do you go from having everything to be a joke of a company/companies? First slowly and then suddenly.
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by geodel 1y ago
Well if autonomy bet worked out well they could have challenged Google. :)
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by geodel 1y ago
Exactly, it can take at least a couple of years to get big/important apps to use iOS, macOS features. By that Iphone 16 would be quite common.
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by geodel 1y ago
Sure, I was just tempering expectations. In large project there are always tons of competing priorities competing. Considering many things needed before async and not all of them may be complete before other important work like incremental
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by geodel 1y ago
So they are really Large Language Mushrooms.
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by geodel 1y ago
Reading the link, it seems to me async is never coming back or at least not till 2028.
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by geodel 1y ago
Exactly right. Behind all these reasonably priced or easily accessible arguments for digital goods is the plain threat "Give it to me on my terms or else I simply take it for free"
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by geodel 1y ago
Well that data center is just going to be full of Nvidia GPUs hence "pay to monopolist" part.
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by geodel 1y ago
OpenAI has now partnered with Jony Ive now and they are going to have thinnest data centers with thinnest servers mounted on thinnest racks. And since everything is so thin, servers can just whisper to each other instead of communicating vi
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by geodel 1y ago
Doesn't seem vast. Seems tight-budget.ai to me :-)
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by geodel 1y ago
> Is the amount of money they make on dinging people who screw up really worth the ill-will I think it is . 1) They make money for services they provided instead of looking into meaning of what customer actually wanted. 2) Small time cu
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by geodel 1y ago
Yeah, I mean AI bros from valley can partner with "small businesses" like bars, clubs, bowling alleys, restaurants and fill those rooms with more people by auto signing them. Life is all about experiences as a service. Not the bor
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by geodel 1y ago
Once Amazon CEO was asked about new competitors trying to create cloud infrastructure fast. His reply was "You cannot compress experience" Saving few weeks or months by learning 3rd party technology instead of applying and improvi
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by geodel 1y ago
Yeah, while they are at it they can also learn on how to write OS for ARM architecture from Microsoft.
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by geodel 1y ago
Resume driven development would be using some random ass Java framework to pad on resume. Apple using Apple technologies seems rather like corporate mandate.
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by geodel 1y ago
If Apple does not dogfood their own technology for production systems what chance do they have to tell 3rd party users that Swift is ready for prime time. Delving into Java arcana instead of getting first hand experience in developing in Sw
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by geodel 1y ago
Well, Apple is not gonna use and promote Swift, who will? They surely can't count on you for that role.
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by geodel 1y ago
Swift is Apple's own language. They have all the experts from lowest to highest level . Writing a long winded report/article for fair technical evaluation of competing technologies would utter waste of time and no one would believ
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by geodel 1y ago
Many reasons: There are not enough Rust experts in the world for a typical enterprise to hire and benefit from it. Elixir/Phoenix are not order of magnitude improvements over Java like Rust, they are marginal improvements. Enterprise d
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by geodel 1y ago
That is just GC part. Another big difference is Reference type (Java) vs Value Type (Swift).
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by geodel 1y ago
It is good. I used to do that and get some positive feedback on it. But lately with change in management who are least interested in such mails, and with constant banging of stay in your lane, I just lost the energy. Point is these things c
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by geodel 1y ago
Huh, eventually everyone living is gonna die. But more likely people who do bare minimum at work and always wait for someone else to ask else they just leave for home are first one to go. And it is happening to "minimal interest in wor
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by geodel 1y ago
You are right about Asians ones. The ones I used in India However what I have gotten in american bathrooms are pretty decent with flow control are supply and handle bar depending on how much you squeeze. And with filters and all in place wa
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by geodel 1y ago
Well 6 hours of debugging can save 5 min of reading the docs.

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