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The recent influx of AI has lowered the barrier to entry to create your own projects. This development in itself is very interesting and we're curious to see how it'll change our world of SelfHosting in the future. The negative si
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/R/selfhosted limits vibecoded apps
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9mo ago
/r/selfhosted just added a new rule, vibe coded apps only on Friday because there were just too many.
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9mo ago
Don't keep us guessing, what did you guys talk about :)
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9mo ago
On a cruise ship, isn't the cheap walkie talkies still a thing? Or did those die with cell phones? For me the cell phone without internet is almost useless, not much I can do on it, might as well sue a purpose built device. They'r
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9mo ago
Yes of course, but i have not heard of a reasonable action plan given the world's population and basic human nature.
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9mo ago
"Capitalism is so rigged it isn’t fun anymore. I wish you short sighted fucks in the PMC could actually do something about it. " You have a link that is not garbage writing? IMO this isn't worth reading.
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The thing with critics is that anyone can be one, it's easy, especially with hindsight. What is difficult is being in the position of ultimate responsibility over the lives of many people, making a decision and living with it. Everyone
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9mo ago
I won't defend certain current practices, you are trying to shoehorn me into a yes/no answer to fit me into a side. I won't play that game.
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Were you working in 1999? Bubbles don't stop forever, they pop and move back to equilibrium.
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9mo ago
TLDR: Abandon capitalism, create a union.
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9mo ago
Probably not a popular opinion but this is why capitalism works. We all work to compete for what is best for US and our Family, not what someone tells us to work on because they think they know whats better, they don't.
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9mo ago
I personally wish he would spend more time jailbreaking the PS5 than writing blogs posts about how SWEs at big tech should quit their jobs.
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9mo ago
Do you live in France? Because this is not universally true.
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Reading all this I can't help to think that we are REALLY bad about predicting societal impact on new technology. We are all scifi geeks (I am so generalizing) so I think we get a rush by doing it, but I think 99% of the predictions in
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Most of our chains are in our heads, we just don't see them.
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100% Smaller tools might be better, humanoid robots can HELP with this but it will still be a tool that we command. I just fixed a leaking sprinkler, would love to have had a humanoid help me dig the hole, help me turn on/off the shuto
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I don't see any alternatives until AI or technology can solve Cancer, or Heart disease or the major causes of death we have now. My point being is that modern capitalist society has brought all the technology innovation we see today in
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>And quitting a job in a capitalist society. What other modern society has existed and prosperous where you could quit a job and have positive return?
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If we're talking the 90s, No. The US is not at war invading another country (Iraq).
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>HE reason why they pay so high is because their end-goal is not having to pay anyone anymore ever again. NO, the reason the pay is so high is because there are few people that can do it AND it brings value for the company.
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9mo ago
I'm paying attention, just not buying into administration wanting a civil war. Won't happen.
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9mo ago
I don't think you realize how much OIL we still have. The warnings about running out of oil is long long gone. You're right, it's not infinite, but we are in no crisis now or in the foreseeable future.
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9mo ago
So you met a person, they told you their Party Affiliation, then went to tell you how it isn't "real". Sorry I don't believe your paraphrasing of this person's real thoughts and ideas. I'm sure these people ex
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>The citizens of Minneapolis could probably take out a hundred ICE agents a day, but now we're in a civil war because the next steps are insurrection act, That is not a civil war.
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Trump gained more support in 2024 across almost all demographics. To make this only a white issue is misleading and casually racist. "Trump won 15% of Black voters – up from 8% four years earlier. " https://www.pewresea
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I don't think those percentages matter for a couple reasons 1) Voter turnout is always low, we'll see in 2028 if turnout is higher. 2) It's high enough to extrapolate the rest of the countries viewpoint. Meaning you cannot sa
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There is no insider trading on a bet, it's kind of the point. Would you bet a large amount of money without some insider information?
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I will when that bet is the steamroller taking out the entire country.
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9mo ago
Not really, you are framing this issue and dropping key words to make it political, are you a bot farming for engagement, please stop.
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