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by geodel 4mo ago
Then there would be someone else who'd come. Considering they came to US and not to other places out of Europe. It would mean conditions were favorable in US.
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by geodel 4mo ago
This is just wishful thinking. I am sure someone from gossip media will also find Apple employees who are ready to leave job if Apple disallows Claude usage. If anything Apple should notice it is Anthropic has got a really good marketing te
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by geodel 4mo ago
I don't know if it helps. One way to look at it is branding product. Apple is branding the product. So they supposedly have more value to customers as it stands for quality, awareness, trust etc. As oppose to 100 little components in c
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by geodel 4mo ago
Apple is not going bet all on language whose roadmap they do not control 100%.
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by geodel 4mo ago
as AI native developer I need VS code forks for AI to be pre-installed. Also every single command or work need to be vetted by AI by default. I am going hardcore now.
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by geodel 4mo ago
First they are not complying in China. Second it is sheer arrogance if not outright racist crap that China's demands are unreasonable but EU's reasonable. Seriously EU folks need to come to down to earth sometime.
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by geodel 4mo ago
Ok, so Stripe migrated their 50MLOC codebase from Ruby to Rust? Because that's what Bun did.
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by geodel 4mo ago
Right. That will just turn the clock back. Because people are so clueless, stupid, they don't see around and notice this endless overcrowding is making their lives living hell. They don't read or see about lack of jobs, constant l
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by geodel 4mo ago
Indeed. And in context of India since that's what Economist's article is about. Having higher population growth is just insanity to me. After destroying land, water, air, forests, mountains and still barely enough for hundreds of
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by geodel 4mo ago
Yeah, see those millions laid of last 5-10 years, everyone got better, more fulfilling jobs. Companies are falling over each other with ever more outrageous perks and salaries. Excellent healthcare, plentiful housing, unlimited education op
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by geodel 4mo ago
> But post-IPO it will be wonderful - sentient, self-improving (recursively, iteratively, asymptotically), full of loving grace. We hold these truths to be self-evident.
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by geodel 4mo ago
It will be so powerful that it can't be trusted with any earthly person.
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by geodel 4mo ago
> A $1,500 monthly limit per tool strikes me as a rational policy response to over-spending,... > I noted that my own token usage comes to about $1,000/month against each of Anthropic and OpenAI - which currently costs me just $1
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by geodel 4mo ago
Not related to this discussion. But kids destroying school computers wantonly is expected? Is there no cost associated for destroying property on students or their parents?
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by geodel 4mo ago
Because unlike AI companies Apple, Walmart, Exxon are not taking away all human generated knowledge and dumping in their data centers?
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by geodel 4mo ago
Yeah, Companies to buy shit and their employees to eat shit. Lion king would say it is great circle of life.
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by geodel 4mo ago
With trillion dollars at stake they can hire best of best in sales and marketing. And unlike some hardcore hackers who may have ethics that does not always move in direction of more money. Sales and marketing people are highly motivated fo
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by geodel 5mo ago
Huh, I don't know which world you live in. In my world trillion dollars companies regularly release absolute crap of the software that hardly affects their industry usage or popularity. In case anyone is not following the AI tool'
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by geodel 5mo ago
> The fact of the matter is one of the biggest projects that used Zig thought that the devX was so bad that they opted to rewrite their entire 1M LOC project into a different language. That is not the fact of matter. The fact is it got b
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by geodel 5mo ago
It is indeed. At individual level thinking folks like yourself can think and do better of course. But all these AI companies are now heavily leaning on enterprises. And there I see function renaming via AI, or extracting column from excel s
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by geodel 5mo ago
Feeling neglected while all attention going to Opus 4.8 can be cause of 4.7 acting out.
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by geodel 5mo ago
Many will tell otherwise, but I think it is fine to not have these friends, contacts and acquaintances etc. In my case I did put in effort to stay in touch, call up people after many years. But in most cases result was like "Okay, we
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by geodel 5mo ago
I don't want to live in a society where RAM inflation is higher and food inflation. Future generations will ask me where were you when Computer prices were rising, internet bandwidth was rationed and people had to wait overnight to con
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by geodel 5mo ago
LOL, if shareholders are so terrible why do companies go public in first place.
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by geodel 5mo ago
Indeed. Entitlement on immigration issues is through the roof here.
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by geodel 5mo ago
What's with tax thing? Is it only paid in US? Are they not supposed to pay taxes when they have taxable income? If one paid 100K+ in taxes I assume one had opportunities to make such high income by being in US which one can be thankful
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by geodel 5mo ago
Gemini, obviously.
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by geodel 5mo ago
> so your mind is doubly-clouded Further I think external agents are controlling their mind.
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by geodel 5mo ago
oh, so finally it is about money not open source.
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by geodel 5mo ago
It doesn't seem trivial at all. Allowing to flout procedure specially in case of very rich , powerful people with vast resources at their disposal would feel rewarding further for their cluelessness as if they are not already heavily r

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