greenchair

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by greenchair 4mo ago
Excellent question. Sorry that's not allowed. DEI is the name of the game.
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by greenchair 5mo ago
Yes, ask AI to produce a plan for me to do x like design an travel itinerary. It creates the plan and I execute it.
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by greenchair 5mo ago
modern front end is still an absolute cluster. ask claude to use react on a greenfield project: brings in tanstack, mui, tailwind, shad something or nother, all kinds of stuff. Then when you run into an issue and ask AI to fix it, you wat
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by greenchair 5mo ago
Yep similar to the lost decade that was devops and kubernetes.
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by greenchair 5mo ago
yes
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by greenchair 5mo ago
hooboy that was a good one!
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by greenchair 5mo ago
Yes that too but performing detailed planning is a minority viewpoint from what I've seen till now. Many Devs jump straight to code after briefly skimming the jira record.
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by greenchair 5mo ago
yep and a side effect it is bringing back waterfall.
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by greenchair 5mo ago
nondeterminism will always be anathema to the engineering mind
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by greenchair 5mo ago
thus proving ops point
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by greenchair 5mo ago
Romans 1:20
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by greenchair 5mo ago
Things are definitely getting more complicated over time if your eyes are open. Vibe coding the core systems that run our world will accelerate this.
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by greenchair 5mo ago
Even if that were true it would still bolster his argument.
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by greenchair 5mo ago
Congrats on the launch. More options for consumers in this space the better!
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by greenchair 5mo ago
But these protesting employees were perfectly fine with mouse tracking their users for adtech purposes?
46.
by greenchair 5mo ago
Wow I'm only done with part one and the author pegged me to a t.
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by greenchair 5mo ago
industry's greatest strength? where did that idea come from? hiring a bunch of didnt earn its based on race or sex? would you want your brain surgeon to be dei or do you want someone who is really good at the job?
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by greenchair 5mo ago
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by greenchair 6mo ago
no its not.
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Madagascar: AI Trainers – Arte.tv Documentary [video](youtube.com)
3 points by greenchair 6mo ago|0 comments
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by greenchair 6mo ago
ha! thanks
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The Fake Hawaii CTO Who Fooled Everyone(dallasexpress.com)
3 points by greenchair 6mo ago|0 comments
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by greenchair 6mo ago
Sounds like you haven't used it much. It starts small with you forgetting the arcane params to commonly used tools that you don't need to type anymore. Where it will stop nobody knows.
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by greenchair 6mo ago
the economists have a terrible record which is why public opinion of them is low. I'd guess equal weight to meterologists forecasting.
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by greenchair 6mo ago
his mark of the beast attempt # ?
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by greenchair 6mo ago
maybe this is why these companies pricing plans are getting more limited and expensive..
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by greenchair 6mo ago
nope
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by greenchair 6mo ago
Here's another way to say it: when you import the third world, you become the third world.
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by greenchair 6mo ago
more likely the paranoia behavior was backported. current gen is already being used for bug bounties.
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by greenchair 6mo ago
Yes like those people who send meeting invites with generic or useless title and no agenda or topic text in the invite. I'm not attending.

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