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by jppope 2y ago
In a sense, I wrote an article about this exact thing: https://jonpauluritis.com/articles/4000years/ While fun to talk about, there really isn't a danger
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by jppope 2y ago
I am terrified to read my own comments from a year ago... I can't even imagine 25 or 30 years from now.
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Well I wouldn't really call it the "American Government" per say... Its a Geriatric former reality TV show host elected to the presidency by offering to do for America what he did for steak or private education. That guy and
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Cats don't sit at a desk for 8-10 hours a day in the same position
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I love this comment. Conceptually its something that is so valuable but so difficult.
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by jppope 2y ago
My experience is similar: great for boilerplate, great for autocomplete, starts to fall apart on complex tasks, doesn't do much as far as business logic (how would it know?)- All in all very useful, but not replacing a decent practitio
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by jppope 2y ago
correct me if I'm wrong but this used to be a main feature of facebook. Are they starting to compete?
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by jppope 2y ago
thank you for providing links and reminding everyone what the world was like before streaming
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by jppope 2y ago
Not sure you remember where we were in 2012. We've come a long way from listeners not paying at all to $10B. The system is far from perfect but it is better than it was
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by jppope 2y ago
I see where the author is going, but I think we need to be realistic that LLMs are taking a cut of where we would normally use a junior dev. the value prop is fairly poor if we expect a junior to leave after 18-24 months and they aren&#x2
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by jppope 2y ago
Realistically its just the blind leading the blind. People have forgotten that a interview process was designed to avoid false positives, and that the companies who were most selective were providing top 1% comp and had brands that could ca
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by jppope 2y ago
hiring market tightened up... that doesn't mean there isn't one
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by jppope 2y ago
I've been very curious about this and about how we should modify our hiring. Its obvious that an individual should be able to use AI companions to build better, faster, higher quality things... But the skillsets are sooo uneven now tha
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by jppope 2y ago
not really stoked about the name since there are a couple other projects named lume: - https://lume.land/ The project looks cool though
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The United States debatably has the most athletic population of an country and its the top sport in America where we funnel all of our talent (probably to our detriment). Regardless of the popularity abroad its where our athletes go. When w
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American Football is debatably the competitive sports league with the greatest athletes in the world and he is a top athlete in that league by results. How can you substantiate a claim that he is not one of the greatest athletes on the plan
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by jppope 2y ago
this is part of a very obvious change they could make to separate the device from the monitor/view capabilities, and have it connect to other apple products and communicate. The reality is that its not an easy thing to do and they woul
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by jppope 2y ago
The comments are pretty interesting. There was a discussion about how different they were trying to make the public image about their tech look compared to their actual usage - supposedly to entice more engineers to join. I think its intere
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by jppope 2y ago
there was a company that recently built a desktop GPU for that exact thing. I'll see if I can find it
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by jppope 2y ago
dunno about the AI generated, but their discover weekly algorithm definitely changed a couple of months ago. I went from getting a nice mix of post-2012 music, new, fresh, to a ton of songs I listened to in when I was first getting into mus
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by jppope 2y ago
I actually loved that movie (though dated even when I saw it) and have been hoping someone would remake it. Bill Pullman was great though
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by jppope 2y ago
Finished for the day, I guess I'll just check hacker news before I go to bed... ... and now that sleep is off the table, time to research zombies on wikipedia
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by jppope 2y ago
I feel strongly about this but figured it would be a decent exercise to challenge my assumptions? I've been doing this for a while and with the exception of a limited number of high quality packages I generally write a lot of my own ut
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by jppope 2y ago
Really cool product. Great Demo video. This guy is doing it right
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by jppope 2y ago
Seems totally healthy and I'm sure no bad will come of this.
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funny thing about skynet. the domain is owned by microsoft
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by jppope 2y ago
Reasonably speaking, there is no way they can know how they plan to invest $500 billion dollars. The current generation of large language models basically use all human text thats ever been created for the parameters... not really sure wher
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by jppope 2y ago
"Tech billionaires are really just a bunch of aspiring lawnmowers" ^^ I am totally behind this proposition even though its a 2nd effect allusion
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Best Practices Are Dead. Long Live Best Practices(jonpauluritis.com)
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by jppope 2y ago
I've been really curious about the economics of US immigration for foreign workers in information work (software, data, etc). What are the primary drivers of someone wanting to immigrate to the US vs working remotely, and on the corpor

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