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javier123454321
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10mo ago
I'd be sympathetic to this take if 1. The contribution actually made something useful 2. He actually said anything to the note of "I'm going to just block anything making tailwind easier to use with ai." 3. The contribut
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There's probably some truth in that resentful language, but if you grade in a curve of history what has been achieved by the idea of the United States and its focus on freedom and equality of opportunity has been miraculous. p.s. Becau
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10mo ago
> low-effort internet memes have a lot more cultural impact than a lot of high-effort art. Memes only have impact in aggregate due to emergent properties in a Mcluhanian sense. An individual meme has little to no impact compared to (some
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10mo ago
Sure, but in the case of AI it resembles the relationship of a patron to an art director. We generally don't assign artistry to the person hiring an art director to create artistic output, even if it requires heavy prompting and back a
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10mo ago
The delta between "make a small requirement that you can check and verify" vs "create the code yourself" is pretty big. A well crafted sentence can sometimes still be hours of work.
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10mo ago
If your job is not to know things, just to prompt an agent to ship things, why would you have a job in a year?
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11mo ago
I mean, yeah at the end we're all individuals living qualitatively different lives. However, you can get a very close approximation by say dropping your kids off at their grandparents. Even during babysitting, you get nothing close to
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11mo ago
It's not a given, but a personal anecdote is that there simply hasn't been a situation in my life prior to kids that required such a sustained focus on the happiness and wellbeing of another person before kids. It really is a type
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11mo ago
This seems like a classic case of the whole "once we have all the data building this is easy". Yeah that's the easy part, that's why building a weather dashboard is one of the classic beginner projects. The issue is aggr
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11mo ago
It's not worth twice as much. There was a buyer willing to pay twice as much. For something like this, the fact that value is completely subjective really sticks out. Trying to sell it again tomorrow might go for half or double.
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11mo ago
I would add also hearing this quip every time either of those things come up un conversation.
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1y ago
I was extremely skeptical at the beginning, and therefore critical of what was possible as my default stance. Despite all that, the latest iterations of cli agents which attach to LSPs and scan codebase context have been surprising me in a
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1y ago
Reputation building is not kyc. It is actually the thing that enables anonymization to work in a more sophisticated way.
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1y ago
Duh, yeah youre right. This wins.
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1y ago
:'<,'>s/.*$/> \0/ also
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1y ago
This is one area that I've found success in vibe coding with. Making scripts for repetitive tasks that are just above the complexity threshold where the math between automating and doing manually is not so clear. I have copilot generat
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1y ago
That's really clearly put.
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1y ago
I'd imagine manslaughter would be more applicable in the situation above.
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1y ago
Pardon my ignorance but can anyone can help me figure out what does it mean to have a new stock exchange? Dont exchanges sell the same stocks? Is it just a way to earn some fees by capturing some of the trades in their platform? I'll o
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1y ago
It's funny, the tech purists sometimes really forget that typography has been studied to death for 100s of years before the web came to be. The backlash over wikipedia implementing a design considered to be higher readability and condu
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1y ago
It's like you're saying "the outcome is good, but because it was achieved through deregulation, it is inherently bad".
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1y ago
The US definitely has a global target for disinformation. I've lived in Latam and the propaganda was far more easy to spot. The link I gave a lot was concerted efforts by the democratic party but I do acknowledge there is Russian, Nort
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1y ago
I agree, I actually often criticize people in the right (and I do consider myself conservative) for dismissing postmodernism when they clearly misunderstand it. A tipical argument in the right could go: 'big pharma funds the studies so
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The thing that breaks my head about the conversation about timescales in the universe is that it would seem that time as a phenomenon needs to be experienced subjectively. This means that the concept of the earth existing for hundreds of mi
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1y ago
What a great addition to the conversation. Thank you.
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Funny enough, while I criticize the cultural impact she and her family have had on young girls as related to body image, I think there is evidence that they are intelligent as in having a capacity to process information. Nowhere near Musk,
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1y ago
Not with the consistency to achieve the results that he has. I'm sorry, if you think that a person that is 'dumb' can run these companies to the level that they're at I simply do not respect your opinion and do suggest y
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I just cannot relate at all to someone actually thinking that equates Elon's success to gambling on roulette. Of the million things you could criticize him for, there is this fixation by his detractors on trying to tear down his charac
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Smart people do stupid stuff. People incapable of processing large amounts of information don't operate highly successful companies in multiple domains simultaneously that expand the edge of technological innovation in distinct fields.
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