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by menaerus 9mo ago
And where did I claim otherwise? You're not disagreeing with me but only reinforcing my point
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by menaerus 9mo ago
No, I'm not asking you spend $150, I'm providing you the evidence your looking for. Mayo Clinic, probably one of the most prominent private clinics in the US, is using transformers in their workflow, and there's many other si
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by menaerus 9mo ago
https://executiveeducation.mayo.edu/products/foundations-of-...
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by menaerus 9mo ago
> That does not apply here. Because more often than not, we don't prescribe products/services that our clients must go out and buy, without exception. You know that treating patients is not only about picking the right medicame
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by menaerus 9mo ago
It takes 10 years of hard work to become a profound engineer too yet it doesn't prohibit us missing the things. That argument cannot hold. AI is already wide-spread in medical treatment.
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by menaerus 9mo ago
This "random output machine" is already in large use in medicine so why exactly not? Should I trust the young doctor fresh out of the Uni more by default or should I take advises from both of them with a grain of salt? I had failu
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by menaerus 9mo ago
So a software engineer who is not curious enough to invest 15+ hours daily over the course of years is just a marketing hand of ... what ... programming language of their choice or company they work for? Don't get me wrong. I am that g
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by menaerus 9mo ago
You're making some strong assumptions about other industries which are incorrect. All of that exists elsewhere and is not so unique to software as you may think. Things are never that simple. Your argument reads more as a justification
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by menaerus 9mo ago
That argument would be sound if no other profession existed that is at least comparably complex.
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by menaerus 9mo ago
I don't know why but our profession for some reason is different than the others in this respect and people often like to think that this is a norm and if you're not doing it you're not worthwhile. I think it has to do with s
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by menaerus 9mo ago
I think it very much does. Those exact needs so far have been fulfilled by N people jobs. Today those same needs are going to be fulfilled by N-M people jobs. For your hypothesis to work, human, or shall I say better, market needs to scale
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by menaerus 9mo ago
I think so too.
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by menaerus 9mo ago
Right, because the guy sitting next to me and is designing a PCB for next copy of rPI is so much more for an engineer than the other guy designing a distributed computing algorithm? It shows that you only dealt with the trivial things in SE
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by menaerus 9mo ago
> And the jobs which will remain will be impossible to get. Exactly my thoughts lately ... Even by yesterday's standards it was already very difficult to land a job and, by tomorrow's standards, it appears as if only the very b
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by menaerus 9mo ago
I really do wonder what sort of economy change is coming to us because companies will hypothetically need to hire less people to sustain the equal output of today. They can do that basically today so not even hypothetically anymore, it just
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by menaerus 9mo ago
> If you didn't like working with <insert anything>, then you ... This type of argument can hold for any profession and yet we aren't seeing this pattern much in other white-collar professions. Professors, doctors, econom
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by menaerus 9mo ago
I couldn't care less.
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by menaerus 9mo ago
Personal attack for calling out the hostility? And btw it was not flagged nor killed at the moment when I wrote my comment.
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by menaerus 9mo ago
Comparing crypto and web3 scam with AI advancements is disingenuous at its best. I am a long time C and C++ systems programming engineer oriented at (sometimes novel) algorithmic design and high-performance large-scale systems operating at
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by menaerus 9mo ago
Dystopian. You're missing some fundamental understanding how economics work but to each his own. Respectfully.
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by menaerus 9mo ago
What's wrong with you? Let people express their experience without calling them mentally ill. Put yourself together.
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by menaerus 9mo ago
I am using Google Antigravity for the same type of work you mention, such as many things and ideas I had over the years but I couldn't justify the time I needed to invest into them. Pretty non-trivial ideas and yet with a good problem
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by menaerus 9mo ago
I don't doubt that at all and I'm glad for anyone who is managing to make some money from their open-source contributions, even more so in today's age where market is so volatile. I am being empathetic for that cause. But the
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by menaerus 9mo ago
Not yet and I'm not sure I'm gonna receive it ever but one of the most important things I learned for myself is to understand my limits. I advise you to do the same.
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by menaerus 9mo ago
50k EUR is a salary that only someone coming fresh out of the University will accept and only someone who has no other choice, e.g. someone not quite competitive on the market. If you want to make a difference then this is not the pool of p
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by menaerus 9mo ago
It always amazes me that there is a subset of EU people here on HN who are so detached from reality that it makes me wonder if these same people are sitting in Brussels board making decisions. According to the sh*thole in which EU ended up,
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by menaerus 9mo ago
Sorry for being ignorant but in what universe do you live? It can't be more true than it (sadly) is. Everything what has been said is factual.
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by menaerus 9mo ago
I took the Fediversity project as an example because it was mentioned above in the comment and not an example of something I wanted to specifically point it. Truth to be told 90% of other EU funds are similar if not the same in the context
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by menaerus 9mo ago
They did because they imposed their opinion in such a way that my opinion on the subject is trying to be made as something marginal or not usual, and theirs, consequentially, as something more universal. Therefore, I disagree.
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by menaerus 9mo ago
You're missing my point. "Chucking in a few bounties" is very different from what this topic is about. Let me spell it out for you once again: > The EU faces a significant problem of dependence on non-EU countries in the d

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