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by jckahn 5mo ago
This is awful. I got so much use out of it!
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by jckahn 5mo ago
Ok but you do want the people building your home to be experts at building homes, yes?
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by jckahn 5mo ago
Worst way to grow the company by 11 people
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by jckahn 5mo ago
I assume Meta has backdoor access.
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by jckahn 5mo ago
I'll be in my home for longer than the recession lasts. Seems a little silly to sell it and walk away from my hard-earned lifestyle (which I quite enjoy) to save some money for just a few years.
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by jckahn 5mo ago
I'd rather be poor in the city than rich and bored outside of it.
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by jckahn 5mo ago
Well, I'm neither of those extremes. Like most people, I'm somewhere between two ends of a spectrum. ;-)
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by jckahn 5mo ago
So, are you suggesting that an acceptable lifestyle would be an empty studio apartment with nothing inside of it, no pets, no partner, no meaningful possessions? Personally, I have pets, a partner, and thoughtfully selected and meaningful p
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by jckahn 5mo ago
I have a fancy car? News to me. I'm just trying to pay my bills and live a sensible and reasonably comfortable life. These days that requires a lot of money.
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by jckahn 5mo ago
But what if all the good jobs are only in hell?
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by jckahn 6mo ago
> moving to a different workplace is always an option. This is, very often, not a practical option for many people. Have you seen the market lately?
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by jckahn 6mo ago
All hail the pelican king!
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by jckahn 7mo ago
This game is a really big deal for me! I was addicted to it in high school and it left a lasting impression. Drugwars directly inspired my passion project, Farmhand: https://www.farmhand.life/ I'm so happy to see this
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by jckahn 7mo ago
Yes, when they are publicly funded. Are you a regular donor?
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by jckahn 7mo ago
Personally I just adopt an attitude of utter nihilism and fatalism. I remind myself regularly that I'm going to die someday, like a mantra. Everything I think or care about won't ultimately matter. The only rational choice is to t
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by jckahn 7mo ago
Because productivity doesn't scale linearly with quantity of developers. There's a point where it plateaus or even descends as quantity of developers goes up.
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by jckahn 8mo ago
> I know I'm tired of reading them, but don't people get bored of writing them? Look, it's either this or a dozen articles a day about Claude Code.
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by jckahn 8mo ago
I've come accept that producing code I'm truly proud of is now my hobby, not my career. The time it takes to write Good Code is unjustifiable in a business context and I can't make the case for it outside of personal projects
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by jckahn 8mo ago
Well said. It's for exactly this reason that I believe Google will win the AI race.
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by jckahn 8mo ago
Yeah I don't understand why everyone seems to have forgotten about the Gemini options. Antigravity, Jules, and Gemini CLI are as good as the alternatives but are way more cost effective. I want for nothing with my $20/mo Google AI
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by jckahn 8mo ago
Just goes to show that attention is all you need.
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by jckahn 8mo ago
> One of the things that makes Clawdbot great is the allow all permissions to do anything. Is this materially different than giving all files on your system 777 permissions?
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by jckahn 8mo ago
From what I've read, OpenClaw only truly works well with Opus 4.5.
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by jckahn 8mo ago
It's like the ice bucket challenge but with rusty nails
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by jckahn 8mo ago
Jan: https://www.jan.ai/
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by jckahn 9mo ago
Assuming this is a serious comment, what do you propose instead if the health system is shut down?
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by jckahn 9mo ago
Alternatively, just use a local model with zero restrictions.
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by jckahn 9mo ago
I've had a similar experience with being a relatively prolific OSS contributor. It's a decent look professionally, but it hasn't led to employment.
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by jckahn 9mo ago
No, it is. That's how I use mine.
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by jckahn 10mo ago
Yes, but that often breaks down once you have bills to pay and need steady income. Real life tends to complicate things. The risk-averse path is a valid choice too, and often the only sensible one.

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