linkjuice4all

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by linkjuice4all 7mo ago
And nothing of value was created. Seriously this is just AI-slop + dead internet (the "licensed architect" convo seems...not real). Here's the real killer though: > me: can you link to any trusted third-party sources that
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by linkjuice4all 7mo ago
Unfortunately I don't have any great solutions at this point, so voting with my feet seems like the only practical method I have for reducing my exposure to this electorate. Failing that - continuing to vote for the lesser-evil and sho
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by linkjuice4all 7mo ago
Imagine how much more sunshine you could enjoy working in the evening and enjoying the outdoors during the day - good thing they've got the exercise club.
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by linkjuice4all 7mo ago
They already did that - the Democrats are/were clearly not the same as the Republicans and that should have been enough (especially after we already got a preview of Trump's Republican party the first time around). They already ra
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by linkjuice4all 7mo ago
Maybe in the past companies wouldn’t take the extra time for performance enhancements - but they’re apparently saying that AI is sooo good and speeds up work that they don’t need all of these extra people. So if their product was sped up it
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by linkjuice4all 7mo ago
GE and others also had marketing campaigns that pushed electric appliances [0]. Yes, GE did make consumer appliances but they also made many production and supply components so it was clearly in their interest to promote this new wonder to
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by linkjuice4all 7mo ago
He got them on his feet? He got them on the street?
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by linkjuice4all 7mo ago
I agree with your first point - but Meta and other organizations don't really have to act in a socially acceptable manner at their scale. Creating laws at least opens the door to legal action to keep them in line. My last two bullets i
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by linkjuice4all 7mo ago
In the US, at least, it's pretty much legal to record the public as long as people have no expectation of privacy (IANAL, exclusions apply, non-commercial use, etc) It's difficult to draw a bright line between these activities: -
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by linkjuice4all 8mo ago
Other comments have mentioned upstream delays in deciding what features to build now that teams can deliver faster - but you bring up another issue around downstream “understanding debt”. How can sales and marketing sell this stuff if they
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by linkjuice4all 8mo ago
3D printing does bear some similarity to vibe coding/LLM-generated code. I do occasionally see "product" 3D printed items but the bigger value-add for 3D printing has been rapid prototyping and then running that design throug
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by linkjuice4all 8mo ago
Look no further than Ukraine to see how small disposable drones with wide-spectrum sensors have radically changed the battlefield while still using human controllers. China has also clearly demonstrated drone swarm control through their &qu
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by linkjuice4all 8mo ago
LA is fortunate in that it doesn't suffer from freeze/thaw cycles and can put down a lot more concrete without worrying about expansion/contraction and water ingress. I've noticed that a fair amount of concrete sidewalk
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by linkjuice4all 8mo ago
Typically I wouldn't press on the details - but do you have any reason not to name the specific package/vendor and/or the use case? It's nice to draw from the actual experiences of HN commenters and I'd be intereste
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by linkjuice4all 8mo ago
I certainly agree about the lack of shame - but even if you destroyed all of the Flock cameras (and any other public traffic cams) you're still left with no actual protection for your private data. There's more of us then there ar
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by linkjuice4all 8mo ago
The easier fix seems like doxxing politicians and embarrassing them until they protect all of their constituents against things like this. We got a small modicum of privacy with the Video Privacy Protection Act [0] after Bork's video r
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by linkjuice4all 8mo ago
You're absolutely right! You can repent on your deathbed and skip years of church attendance!
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by linkjuice4all 8mo ago
The Giga Press and battery factories (to some extent) seem pretty heavily tied to automobile manufacture. Regardless - there are many automobile production lines that found a second or third life producing down-market brands or moved to oth
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by linkjuice4all 8mo ago
It's especially strange considering the amount of work that Tesla (the company) put into becoming a car manufacturer which is certainly no easy feat. I'm sure some of the know-how, process, and tooling/supply lines could be t
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by linkjuice4all 8mo ago
An analog to this would be Flock inviting the highway patrol into a staff meeting to 'remind' them about the penalties of speeding - under the implied threat that you would be locked up, transported to a different country, and not
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by linkjuice4all 8mo ago
Much like Factorio - bringing too much tech/automation into your hobbies (such as model trains) just turns a fun weekend hobby into "work". It's really cool to see the progress with digital controls in model trains (read
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by linkjuice4all 8mo ago
Worth noting - the original WW1 poem written by Sara Teasdale with the same name that may have inspired Bradbury: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/There_Will_Come_Soft_Rains_(po...
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by linkjuice4all 8mo ago
I think it's a combination of budgeting, upward price pressure from the SaaS companies themselves, plus bringing things in-house through vibe coding, but there's another factor that I think is harming existing SaaS products. Many
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by linkjuice4all 8mo ago
Philadelphia is blessed by several feet of sub-street layers (stone fill, belgian block, concrete backfill, and terrible asphalt), embedded rail, pipes, and utilities that are all owned and managed by different local, state, and private ent
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by linkjuice4all 9mo ago
I realize dang has already tagged this (and I get it) but I don’t know who is actually benefiting from this. This is deceptive as it doesn’t represent a traveler’s actual/expected experience and just adds more slop to the pile. This i
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by linkjuice4all 9mo ago
It seems like there's a big opportunity for someone to hire a bunch of disenfranchised US devs that want to flee the country to build an EU-native cloud platform - but clearly there's enough talent on the continent already, so why
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by linkjuice4all 9mo ago
Here's some anecdata from the B2B SaaS company I work at - Product team is generating some code with LLMs but everything has to go through human review and developers are expected to "know" what they committed - so it hasn&#x
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by linkjuice4all 10mo ago
Not parent - but I've noticed those same 'start ups' and they just seem to be today's hustle-bro crypto/drop-ship/mobile-app/ceo-with-no-employees/self-help-book/low-effort grift (bullshit). I&#x
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by linkjuice4all 11mo ago
Sorry - had to flag this ad posting. Future tip - just release this stuff under one of your employee's or founder's name so it's not as obvious of an ad for the platform you're launching.
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by linkjuice4all 11mo ago
Hey I resemble that remark! There's definitely a rush of people trying to upskill/reskill into this technology space despite having no formal training or background beyond basic dev skills. There's other people (such as mys

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