mym1990

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by mym1990 8mo ago
Its partly this, but hardly any developers I know were writing code for 8 hours a day. 4 on a good day and the rest was meetings or other auxiliary activities. From what I have gathered, companies have no idea how to measure the productivit
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by mym1990 8mo ago
Most ideas people have are not original, I have epiphanies multiple times a day, the chance that they are something no one has come up with before are basically 0. They are original to me , and that feels like an insightful moment, and tha
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by mym1990 8mo ago
Make the internet weird again, part 2!!
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by mym1990 8mo ago
Eh, its not like it is happening overnight. Its like a cancer that slowly spreads without much notice and then one day the democracy collapses and its too late to do anything about it.
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by mym1990 8mo ago
Many innovations are built off cross pollination of domains and I think we are not too far off from having a loop where multiple agents grounded very well in specific domains can find intersections and optimizations by communicating with ea
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by mym1990 8mo ago
I didn't say anything about your beliefs in AI, my statement was general. You're projecting. It is still possible to write code with AI AND educate yourself on what the codebase architecture is. Even better, you can educate yourse
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by mym1990 8mo ago
There will most definitely be much more of it, maybe machines are doing this on purpose to increase dependency on them haha. Ultimately, wagging a finger at someone will have no outcome, allowing someone to make real mistakes while vibe cod
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by mym1990 8mo ago
Hence the "or it may be nothing"...
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by mym1990 8mo ago
We are a planet of 8 billion people, interest will vary widely. Expecting everyone to swarm on the same issue at the same time is simply not how humanity has worked in the past. Innovation often happens because many people go different dire
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by mym1990 8mo ago
I think if the hope is that the whole world comes together to reduce emissions to a meaningful level, there is little to no chance of that. Even in the face of clear evidence, many leaders either do not believe it or do not think it will af
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by mym1990 8mo ago
LLMs would not be popular if "spending those few minutes doing it yourself" part was true. In actuality it can be hours, days, or weeks depending on the feature and your pickiness. Everyone acts as if they are the greatest develop
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by mym1990 8mo ago
Iventions site is clearly a showcase and uses maximalism, which is most definitely a design philosophy. Design may about solving problems, but the fact that you feel entitled to think that you know the problem that Iventions is trying to so
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by mym1990 8mo ago
You don't have to optimize the fun out of every single thing in life.
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by mym1990 8mo ago
Some people like to lay the brick, some people like to draw the blueprints. I don’t think there is anything wrong with not subscribing to this onslaught on AI tooling, doing the hard work is rewarding. Whether AI will become a standard in h
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by mym1990 9mo ago
I think my point is that not everyone is suddenly going to go and start making stuff. There will definitely be an increase, which is a net positive because we can start exploring unknown areas of interest more rapidly, we can fail faster, e
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by mym1990 9mo ago
The "service" part can still come from internal sources. Plenty of companies have internal support for internal tooling. With a good foundation of infrastructure and a lean team that knows how to build, not just vibe code, there i
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by mym1990 9mo ago
I think that just because anyone can do it, doesn't mean they will. Lots of people have really great ideas but very few actually commit to execution. Ultimately ROI will go down, deincentivizing the commercialization of that thing some
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by mym1990 9mo ago
This is because what management wants and what builders want are not aligned, not because the quality of JIRA is so amazing that no other alternative could ever be created. JIRA is fine but many people I know that use have some qualms with
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by mym1990 9mo ago
We are certainly closer now to being able to prototype and go to market faster with a product. In one weekend is a little much but I think its hard to deny that building will continue to expedite. What most developers don't think about
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by mym1990 9mo ago
I find myself building fun tools for myself and things that help with quality of life slightly , but I don’t need all this extra enterprise stuff for that. I actually find myself more likely to use something I built because I am proud of i
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by mym1990 9mo ago
The problem is that "good" companies cannot succeed in a landscape filled with morally bad ones, when you are in a time of low morality being rewarded. Competing in a rigged market by trying to be 100% morally and ethically right
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by mym1990 9mo ago
It can get quite interesting in group dynamics between people that really know each other, inside jokes, subtle cleverness, etc... Humor may be the saving grace of humanity!
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by mym1990 9mo ago
Laughter is a decent signal, but it can be noise if the audience is uncomfortable or trying to please. Does the joke teller count as being part of the audience? I imagine if someone is telling the joke...they must think it is funny, so in m
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by mym1990 9mo ago
Thanks for proving my point! Insomnia and sleep deprivation are highly dependent on both psychological and physiological factors. You want studies for that too? Every addiction stems from some combination of psychology and biology because t
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by mym1990 9mo ago
Sure, I would agree my comment was hyperbolic. If the consensus on "phone use bad" is still shaky, wouldn't telling someone to get off their phone actually be less useful, because there would be more skepticism over the harm
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by mym1990 9mo ago
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12401922/ "In contrast[to drug withdrawal], smartphone dependence is driven by digital stimuli and psychological-behavioral mechanisms, with almost no physical depende
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by mym1990 9mo ago
About as useful as telling a heroine addict to get off heroine, except that screen addiction is much more subtle in the harmful effects, but is incredibly corrosive over time. Almost all tech products in the world are pushing for more and m
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by mym1990 9mo ago
This is just "buy low, sell high" but automated. It is no different than what many humans do every single day, just at a much faster clip and with better processing power. Used car dealerships are a great example. If you think its
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by mym1990 9mo ago
If you think the US is going to decline slowly, fade into history and not try to go out with a bang, I guess that is certainly one world view!
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by mym1990 9mo ago
You seem to have a very limited view of the world if you think the US doesn't have fans of totalitarian rule and that the "rest of the world" is exclusively against US global strategy. I am going to guess that you actually ha

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