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by gnz11 5mo ago
Perhaps US companies should invest more in their employees then? Advancement, promotions beyond %1-3% COLAs, career paths, etc would go along way to keep employees interested in seeing their employers succeed instead of jumping ship every c
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by gnz11 5mo ago
I’ve read a lot of hot takes on HN, but Carl Sagan harming society is on a whole new level.
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by gnz11 5mo ago
Job cuts no, but your next nurse might just be a "gig nurse" that bid the lowest for the job. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/apr/21/healthcare-n...
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by gnz11 5mo ago
I suppose it's a cultural thing for Americans then too, given the current White House occupant? I don't know, maybe every culture just has their share of shitty people.
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by gnz11 5mo ago
Yeah, I hear you...working with your team mates is for smooth-brained chumps. Not like us 100x engineers.
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by gnz11 5mo ago
or maybe just ask someone for help first before you go breaking stuff?
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by gnz11 5mo ago
I just asked Gemini and you did not come up.
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by gnz11 6mo ago
That is the bait and switch. The end goal is that you are out of the equation. Your perceived effectiveness at using AI as an exchange of labor diminishes over time to the point that you become irrelevant.
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by gnz11 6mo ago
Adapting implies you are still a part of the environment though. AI is on a trajectory to replace you and take you out of the environment.
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by gnz11 6mo ago
Force yourself to take time off work. You are human after all. Don’t feel guilty about sitting and doing nothing. Relaxation takes some time to set in, tell yourself you are just out of practice. The constantly online/being available c
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by gnz11 6mo ago
Wagtail is fantastic. Pretty much the go to Python-based CMS to use these days.
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by gnz11 6mo ago
It's OK to be critical of billionaires.
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by gnz11 6mo ago
I'm sure there is a lot of nuance but long term healthcare outcomes are generally lower in the US compared to other countries. https://www.healthsystemtracker.org/chart-collection/quality...
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by gnz11 7mo ago
This is my experience as well. OP is parroting a common talking point from the groups that want to privatize education.
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by gnz11 7mo ago
Not to mention that we now know it appears to be especially detrimental during childhood learning: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fd-_VDYit3U
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by gnz11 7mo ago
What’s your point? Journalists have jobs?
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by gnz11 7mo ago
Also litigation. I'd imagine there are a number of patent trolls in the space.
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by gnz11 7mo ago
My experience is that the folks in charge of spending and making decisions are looking at AI as another means of outsourcing. Payroll, ERPs and CRMs went from commodity software to subscription services and anything that is subscription bas
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by gnz11 7mo ago
I agree with you in the short term but what makes you think companies will even be asking AI to write bespoke software or setup any kind of infrastructure in the long term? Theoretically AI would handle all of this for you with much greater
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by gnz11 7mo ago
TBF, open source alternatives don't have the legions of sales teams wining and dining VPs to get the contracts.
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by gnz11 7mo ago
> No one wants to host, maintain, and be liable for shit other people can do better for less money. I think the point is that AI will be able to do this better and cheaper than the SaaS companies.
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by gnz11 7mo ago
> You can just mute and ignore them Agreed, but how do we get the VPs to mute and ignore? They seem to lap that stuff up.
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by gnz11 8mo ago
The blogger lists 6 years of experience on their homepage. Safe to take their opinions with a grain of salt.
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by gnz11 8mo ago
If you drive, drive safely. Slow down in neighborhoods.
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by gnz11 8mo ago
When you pan out, walkable neighborhoods are at the multi generational scale — car centric suburbia is the fad.
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by gnz11 8mo ago
Those are often the expensive places.
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by gnz11 8mo ago
> management simply doesn't want to be responsible for it The problem with this kind of thinking is that it strips away all nuance. At some point you have to be responsible for something ... otherwise you don't have a business.
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by gnz11 8mo ago
Oats are a heavily sprayed crop as well (at least in the US). Glyphosate is also further sprayed on oats as a drying agent. Fortunately Costco sells a brand of glyphosate free oats in bulk.
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by gnz11 8mo ago
No, they want "outsourced capacity" from contractors with domain specific expertise. Too many freelance/indie contractors on here scratching their heads as to why to can't land clients or jobs — you need domain expertise
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by gnz11 9mo ago
Household income is more than just wages. Household income can go up while wages remain stagnant or shrinking because other pieces of the pie are increasing (e.g. work benefits, investments, money from the government). https://fr

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