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jimbokun
7mo ago
Or the writings of the guy who created this web site.
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jimbokun
7mo ago
You keep telling yourself that.
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jimbokun
7mo ago
I note neither your post or the one you replied to contain any quantitative data about how many profitable solo businesses there are.
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jimbokun
7mo ago
So how much did the tokens to build this cost?
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jimbokun
7mo ago
I would be very surprised if you could show a study demonstrating increased use of automobiles improves socialization with family and friends.
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jimbokun
7mo ago
Robustly advocating for your opinions is not an act of oppression. The advocates of the automobile have been far, far more successful at shaping US society, laws, culture and our physical environment. I imagine that’s also true in many othe
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jimbokun
7mo ago
There are countless use cases for point to point personal transportation not covered by public transit options.
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jimbokun
7mo ago
More and more urban centers are banning cars in their cores. Especially older cities built before the automobile existed. An analog might be the push for banning phones in schools. Setting apart times and spaces where serendipitous human
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7mo ago
Would be interesting to see an OpenClaw feature that offers to vibe code a deterministic script for scheduled or frequently repeating tasks.
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7mo ago
You know that was a good answer.
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7mo ago
Such as?
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7mo ago
This is a good description of the role of software engineer in the age of LLMs. Most people still don’t think this way and need a software person to know enough about these things to describe them to the LLM.
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7mo ago
I think lack of enforcement was a deliberate decision to get the money out faster. If each claim was investigated closely before paying out, it may have resulted in higher unemployment and lower economic output.
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7mo ago
The problem is that our public health care system could cover the entire country at no additional cost…if our health care spending per capita was inline with other nations with better health outcomes.
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7mo ago
I don’t think that’s true. US government services generally have very low overhead.
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7mo ago
I feel like UX and API design are very under explored. What are the possibilities of an Android or iOS device where the OS is centered around a locally running LLM with an API for accessing it from apps, along with tools the LLM can call to
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jimbokun
7mo ago
You know what they meant.
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jimbokun
7mo ago
Those goalposts way over there are looking very tiny.
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7mo ago
I feel your frustration however the charge per episode/song/article etc plans I believe all failed. Early on Apple sold individual songs and leaned hard into selling individual TV episodes for a $2 (if I remember correctly). It w
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jimbokun
7mo ago
So Spanish people are too stupid to vote for their own policy preferences? How do you know the EU is guaranteed to do a better job than national governments representing the desires of that nation’s citizens?
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jimbokun
7mo ago
Or maybe people just like watching football? I live in the US and just finished watching a recording of Atletico vs Barcelona in the Champions League and it was incredibly entertaining.
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7mo ago
> On the flip side, perhaps no field has collapsed more dramatically than computer and information sciences: From 2014 to 2024, entry-level openings grew about 6%, while the number of graduates soared by 110%. That seems more relevant to
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jimbokun
7mo ago
The article covers this.
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jimbokun
7mo ago
Along with distribution costs for information going to near zero.
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jimbokun
7mo ago
...that require fairly expensive computers.
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jimbokun
7mo ago
I'm not sure how true that is. There was copious free information on the internet to learn about coding.
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7mo ago
Yes but we could be transitioning from a time when the best tools are free to a time when they decidedly aren't.
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7mo ago
You need to go back thousands of years to find a time when all traveling was walking, running or swimming.
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7mo ago
Well of course. The article is about the author's experience of being a young person with no money but plenty of time. This is exactly the kind of person that could be excluded by a programming culture that requires extensive use of L
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7mo ago
But surely you have to have at least an hypothesis of how software features you develop will increase revenue or decrease costs if you want to have a sustainable company?
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