michelb

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by michelb 5mo ago
If 30 years down the line I still have to look at code, maintain code, or even worry in the slightest about code, something went deeply wrong.
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by michelb 5mo ago
Has there been a single positive post about Altman?
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by michelb 6mo ago
Not sure. I think Germany and France are way ahead?
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by michelb 6mo ago
There's been a spat between some people on X, about how few engineers inside Google want to work with Gemini, given that it apparently is not great with code, and they would rather use Claude. This same sentiment is there within Deepmi
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by michelb 6mo ago
Deepmind is heavily using Claude. This could help secure computing power.
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by michelb 6mo ago
Yeah I think so too. I'm just wondering if the people on software are still the right people. Mac OS has quite a few regressions, and seems to just chug along instead of really using the power of the chips, or massively improving file
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by michelb 6mo ago
Earlier than I expected. Seeing that Johny Srouji got promoted as well, this reshuffle might have been a way to make sure he stays for a few more years as well?
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by michelb 6mo ago
Maybe, but I think we have to wait for Craig Federighi to leave first.
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by michelb 6mo ago
>The App has not launched, they published the source code in order to invite external review. I read that from many reactions in discussions, but not from their own channels? (Maybe I missed that) It is ready for deployment: https:&#x2F
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by michelb 6mo ago
Because so many people are being ground down. You have time to organize something, instead of making rent? Well now you have to fight to even get your voting rights back, that you were silently stripped off because of your skin color and de
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by michelb 6mo ago
They might be out of courage.
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by michelb 6mo ago
I disagree on us average joes not standing a chance. It's pretty easy to ride the wave of popular stocks or commodities simply by following the macro trends in the news and staying informed on global developments. It's more risky
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by michelb 6mo ago
I think there is a massive market in waiting for something that uses a way better UI/UX. I’d say chat is only great for developers/technical people.
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by michelb 6mo ago
The real moat of the Bloomberg terminals is the messaging feature that connects you to the other traders.
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by michelb 7mo ago
And PLENTY of people simply accept the ads everywhere.
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by michelb 7mo ago
'The new guy' is one of the driving forces behind Apple Glass....
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by michelb 7mo ago
A lot of the controls are unreadable depending on the background behind it, for example. Which is crazy. Sometimes it's also hard to figure out if something is a control, part of a site/application, a visual bug, or something else
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by michelb 7mo ago
Sure they are spending like crazy. I do think now they have bought Manus, they will try to compete. We'll have to see what all the talent they bought is going to create.
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by michelb 7mo ago
It probably distracts from the AI race. With the newly bought political power it makes far more sense for Meta to align with whatever this administration seeks. And it’s not gaming or VR.
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by michelb 7mo ago
So, a fraction of the AI investments? It’s pretty clear where the focus is bow and who/what no longer has a future at Meta.
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by michelb 7mo ago
I’m not a professional developer but I can find my way around several languages and deployment systems. I have used Claude to migrate a mediumsized Laravel 5 app to Laravel 11 in about 2-3 days. I would not have dared to touch it otherwise.
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by michelb 7mo ago
I'm interested in seeing how these changes affect the supply chain of components. I would figure it would be cheaper to just use the existing components with all features, instead of making a different one with 1 or 2 parts less. Maybe
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by michelb 7mo ago
Simply scrolling through (or at least trying to) a large conversation in any of the Electron LLM apps would show many opportunities for performance that native can bring.
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by michelb 7mo ago
I have this issue as well on multiple Tahoe Macs. Opening a new Safari window is 500ms to 1000ms. Adding a tab is faster most of the times. But Safari frequently loses tabs turning them into a blank page without a URL. Searching in the pass
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by michelb 7mo ago
I'm at 100% after 128 cycles. You should go to an Apple Store.
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by michelb 8mo ago
The damage has been done, and probably can't be undone. Not sure you can convince me that they didn't think it wouldn't be struck down. It has destroyed a part of the underclass economy and probably some smaller to medium-siz
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by michelb 8mo ago
Engagement is great if you target a specific group. Don't need human content. It's ridiculously easy to start a Facebook page in a niche targeting a specific demographic, connect a site to it, unleash AI generated content, post it
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by michelb 8mo ago
We have been overly reliant on non-European partners we could trust and rely on. That is now gone. So right now is a good opportunity for Europe to focus inward. Imagine having all the social benefits AND tech. We also need to make sure kee
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by michelb 8mo ago
America?
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by michelb 8mo ago
Here is another overview, not affiliated with a service. https://european-alternatives.eu/

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