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by j45 8mo ago
Perhaps infrastructure has a different kind of long term upside.
542.
by j45 8mo ago
Maybe certain types of growth aren't the goal for Stripe at present.
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by j45 8mo ago
I would agree that it doesn't have anything to do with Claude. I didn't meant to imply CS majors knew this either. Understanding the impact of letting software run permission and operationally free within or against direct access
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by j45 8mo ago
Developers with and without devops experience.
545.
by j45 8mo ago
Yup, continuous learning, the principles that don't change are in part identified and part still coming to the forefront.
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by j45 8mo ago
I thought the same thing until someone asked me how many of them have been able to overcome digital addiction and set a path ahead that's healthy. Being literate in something isn't just knowing how to use it, but how to manage it&
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by j45 8mo ago
Same experience, the job of the display is to help manage attention, instead of information delivery. If we think about paper calendars hung on a wall, and updated sporatically we know what's there is likely good information, only that
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by j45 8mo ago
The sunk cost and dollar store arguments assume the goal is information retrieval at minimum cost. The relationship with technology you're designing around your family is worth considering too. Looking at a shared hallway screen that s
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by j45 8mo ago
It's amazing how enticing dominos of chiming in with snark can feel. It's also possible that the sentence struck a nerve because it's a pretty simple lens and test. All the scrolling is free labour for tech/social media
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by j45 8mo ago
More than a little while with it friend :) Free scrolling = free labour for those brands. Where every screen can be a rabbit hole to consume something other than what the dashboard has it's a worthwhile consideration.
551.
by j45 8mo ago
People who use AI mindfully and actively can possibly improve. The olden days of buidling skills and competencies are largely dying or dead when the skills and competencies are changing faster than skills and competency training ever intend
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by j45 8mo ago
The parents themselves weren't raised with the digital literacy required. This doesn't put the parents off the hooks, if you or anyone can share any resources that are as easily consumable, viral and applicable as the content that
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by j45 8mo ago
Technology working for you is different than you working for technology.
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by j45 8mo ago
Agreed, ORMs are OK to start with if you like and then optimize the queries where needed. There are cases where older ORMS might be more optimized for some cases compared to new ones, and vice versa. Avoiding learning SQL is the biggest gap
555.
by j45 8mo ago
AI agents are still just software crashing in a new way. The user who put the AI agent in motion probably would bear some involvement in responsibility.
556.
by j45 8mo ago
The internet and software always costs someone.
557.
by j45 8mo ago
it would be great to look up weather on their website too not just the app like other tools.
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by j45 8mo ago
Excited to see and work with things in new ways. It's interesting how the announcement of someone understanding and summarizing it is seen as more blessing it into the canon of LLMS, whereas sometimes people might have been doing thing
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by j45 8mo ago
Agreed - Lotus Notes def is an example of a working NoSQL database that scales in relating data as well where other noSQL databases only dream of. Being offline-first has it's advantages too.
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by j45 8mo ago
Just because we can code something faster or cheaper doesn't increase the odds it will be right.
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by j45 8mo ago
With and without ai slop. Also write another javascript framework in case it seems easier to create one than take the time to learn one.
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by j45 8mo ago
"If you don’t have something truly special.." I'm not sure if this article deserves all that much attention if the standard is a subjective interpretation of what is truly special.. human made, human directed, or not. Is ther
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by j45 8mo ago
Software is for the end user, not for critics and opinionists, they are welcome to create software too. There are so many problems that people have that have never been important enough to get solutions, that now can. It's less about t
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by j45 8mo ago
This could be true, and/or a large percentage of the people who spend a large amount in the economy are on these platforms. The surprising effectiveness of Meta Ads for certain audiences as counter-intuitive as it seems is one example.
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by j45 8mo ago
I helped a legacy Lotus Notes application reincarnate once, and it was impressive how reasonably solid it's ability was to be offline-first, and mobile first, and how fewer sychronization/replication errors there were than I expec
566.
by j45 8mo ago
That's too bad, in a way it was a bit of an unofficial app store for Anthropic - I am sure they've probably looked at that and hopefully this means there's something on it's way.
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by j45 8mo ago
Great accomplishment, congrats. YC acts different and glad they helped make something happen. Lots of ways to keep score and count returns to investors.
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by j45 8mo ago
Europe is likely much more cheaper and fun for those in and around the EU both proximity and accessbility wise. Looking at the currencies, it might be a bigger difference. Also looking at flight distance, it might be further. Visa requireme
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by j45 8mo ago
Accuracy is relevant though, and testing your assumptions before heading out, or keeping track of the particular changes (if any) aroudn what you're publishing is another thing. Still, you have a more valid point :). Publishing is abou
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by j45 8mo ago
Oh, HN is not random folks at all. I wish the quiet folks who speak up from time to time would do it more often - I get to learn so much. Not knowing is a gift in a way, we get to ask, learn. Pretending is the disease.

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