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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
The mind data-mines.
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
Rather than mictomanage I learn from the mistakes and start from scratch again (empty folder) with new specs.
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
Or just get cremated on earth then in a few billion the supernova will do it for free.
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
I found AI particular useful in ossified swamps at big companies where paying down tech debt would be a major many team task unalignable with OKR. But an agent helps you use natural language to the needful boilerplate to get the cursed &quo
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
I am at 5 at home, 3 or something shit at work. I don't like wasting money tho.
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
sorry not been keeping up. thanks for the info
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
Thanks. Are there good links for this topic?
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
I like Comma. I like geohot (I wouldn't want to work for him I imagine it is intense) but I like the contrary attitude and also the product as seen as demoed on youtube.
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
I guess it would be like open source cruise control. In that they could assert some probability of incorrect installation that caused the accident.
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
Read all the comments in this thread from farmers or farm-adjacent people.
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
12 was close - we have bags.fm but twitter not tiktok
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
Loving the soulless summary of "HN Concerns"
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
The qustion does that collapse look like a warzone where a digitial piece of paper saying you own something means very little.
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
Why is organic not suatsinable? Not affordable I get. But does organic damage the environment making it hard to farm again? or use inputs that are not sustainable? Genuine question. I am alway curious when a statement goes against conventio
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
Claude Down is the new Github Down.
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
Search slack. Find chesterton there. Otherwise cross reference ticket. Otherwise search docs. Otherwise ask teammates. Otherwise don't change it. If you have to change it have a careful rollback / DR plan.
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
Apple Screentime. 100 settings. If you crack the code it works. One wrong setting and the childs device is as open as a book.
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
I love it, and I want it for my city, and hell the whole world!
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
It is what mature engineering does. Migrations are not fun.
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
Not yet
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
I like the analogy. It is not perfect since recipes dont compose much (just a tiny bit) but a good analogy for the discussion.
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
Dog whistle to AI. Love it.
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
Right but most of the time, in my experience they keep the lights on.
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
Also you dont need the architecture to scale to millions of users. So it can be a bit more rough and OK to be inefficient.
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
It is simple. A productive developer can either: * Fix things * Build new things Add to this that things naturally break. Try a git reset to 1 year ago and deploy that to prod, for example. Add to that new features tend to add new bugs.
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
I don't think you need ZIRP or even VC to have successful software companies that reinvest in features. You need a low marginal cost of manufacturing, aka the floppy disk.
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
Attention is all you need was very prescient.
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
No memory bugs then. Just like ... well Node, Ruby, Python, C#, Java...
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
Sort of. Eternal September phenomenom was a regualar September cadence. Then AOL came. There was no warning / taster of this. AI just dialed up to 11 real quick.
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
I like the current stock apis but they limit the end date / time to now.

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